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Sort of. Gives you a basic idea of how the multitasking works; hopefully DS games will be a bit more complex - but after re-releasing PacMan, you never know.
http://www.shockwave.com/contentPlay/ shockwave.jsp?id=arcadia&preplay=1
http://www.shockwave.com/contentPlay/ shockwave.jsp?id=arcadia&preplay=1
Pandaemonium wrote:
> What I'm expecting, is say for example, zelda, where the game screen
> is on bottom screen and the inventory and character data is on the
> top screen.
i'm sure that is what's going to happen - mainly because the 2nd screen has a much less powerful processor than the 1st, so it won't be able to do as much.
Although the 2nd processor is still way better than the GBA's
> What I'm expecting, is say for example, zelda, where the game screen
> is on bottom screen and the inventory and character data is on the
> top screen.
i'm sure that is what's going to happen - mainly because the 2nd screen has a much less powerful processor than the 1st, so it won't be able to do as much.
Although the 2nd processor is still way better than the GBA's
This is entirely programmable on an existing single screen.
What I'm expecting, is say for example, zelda, where the game screen is on bottom screen and the inventory and character data is on the top screen.
What I'm expecting, is say for example, zelda, where the game screen is on bottom screen and the inventory and character data is on the top screen.
Interesting, but not, for me, remotely enjoyable. Hope Nintendo does more than that!
Sort of. Gives you a basic idea of how the multitasking works; hopefully DS games will be a bit more complex - but after re-releasing PacMan, you never know.
http://www.shockwave.com/contentPlay/ shockwave.jsp?id=arcadia&preplay=1
http://www.shockwave.com/contentPlay/ shockwave.jsp?id=arcadia&preplay=1