Nintendo DS engine
Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 2:27 pmWhat you think about make games for Nintendo DS with Game Editor?
Good ideea man.
I would like to see some
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Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 2:27 pmPosted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 2:39 pmPosted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 4:08 pmCool idea, wouldnt it be tricky because of the two screens?
BAD IDEA.
Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 7:37 pmthat wouldn't be tricky - the code has pretty much been worked out for the two display screens. what would be difficult is programming the touch screens.
apart from the fact that you would also need a flashable gameboy advance cart, nintendo ds flashable game cards don't exist yet - and i doubt people will be bothered to buy them for homebrew games other than the ones they create themselves.
also there are all the legal complications with nintendo's piracy policies and federal law.
apart from the fact that you would also need a flashable gameboy advance cart, nintendo ds flashable game cards don't exist yet - and i doubt people will be bothered to buy them for homebrew games other than the ones they create themselves.
also there are all the legal complications with nintendo's piracy policies and federal law.
Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 10:30 pmyeah, but dont forget that you can download the nintendo ds from the internet! so, its pretty better then runing the copyrights laws.
great idea
Posted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 2:21 amThe DS is a fun system that lends itself to inovative games and with all these home brew folks I'm sure this community can crank out some fun stuff.
On the other hand if it was between DS support or improving GE's features, bugs and ease of use, I would go with the improvements.
On the other hand if it was between DS support or improving GE's features, bugs and ease of use, I would go with the improvements.
Posted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 7:36 amHow about using the Wifi! Game could be download to the DS from a PC, the PC would need to emulate another DS in game link mode.
OR
Buy a GP2x!
OR
Buy a GP2x!
Posted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 8:41 amOn the other hand if it was between DS support or improving GE's features, bugs and ease of use, I would go with the improvements.
I completely agree with this statement. Though the idea of DS support sounds really good I'd rather see engine optimisations and improvements to the current editor.
Posted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 11:52 amgp2x does not support wifi. plans have been made to use gp2x with sdiao cards but this is still very much into the future.
the fact that you can download emulators and roms for nintendo DS does NOT MAKE IT LEGAL. Roms may only be downloaded and stored on a hard drive should the person downloading actually owen the original copy. they are for backup use ONLY.
Homebrew for nintendo ds emulators has never been popular and the quality of the games has always been terrible. bear in mind that anyone who wished to benefit from homebrew games on their nintendo ds will first have to buy a ton of hardware in order to upload the game to the machine.
It's just not feasable. And forget it if you think nintendo are ever going to release their engine source code for less than 5000 in an sdk.
the fact that you can download emulators and roms for nintendo DS does NOT MAKE IT LEGAL. Roms may only be downloaded and stored on a hard drive should the person downloading actually owen the original copy. they are for backup use ONLY.
Homebrew for nintendo ds emulators has never been popular and the quality of the games has always been terrible. bear in mind that anyone who wished to benefit from homebrew games on their nintendo ds will first have to buy a ton of hardware in order to upload the game to the machine.
It's just not feasable. And forget it if you think nintendo are ever going to release their engine source code for less than 5000 in an sdk.
Posted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 8:59 pmyeah, as everyone says, i would also vote for engine upgrade, GE is very strong right now, but I would like it better if it would be stronger!
Posted: Mon Sep 25, 2006 7:13 amHas ANYONE read what I wrote?
Posted: Mon Sep 25, 2006 9:34 pmrelaxis wrote:Has ANYONE read what I wrote?
I did, and i agree.
Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2006 4:35 amI believe this is a great idea 
Since I am not a programmer, I do understand some of it, it is hard to tell how easy or hard it is to implement.
But say you wanted a part of the screen to tear apart and combine for a dramatic style or even have an inventory on the said screen.
There are so many possibilities without having to press a key/button/mouse event to activate a load process.
Just use a mouse button to access your inventory or what you plan on it.
GREAT idea too, I think this would make ease of use a big leap
Since I am not a programmer, I do understand some of it, it is hard to tell how easy or hard it is to implement.
But say you wanted a part of the screen to tear apart and combine for a dramatic style or even have an inventory on the said screen.
There are so many possibilities without having to press a key/button/mouse event to activate a load process.
Just use a mouse button to access your inventory or what you plan on it.
GREAT idea too, I think this would make ease of use a big leap
NOWAY
Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2006 7:55 amDS will not work.
There is no DS link hardware and new DS firmware prevents homebrew games anyways.
There is no DS link hardware and new DS firmware prevents homebrew games anyways.
Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 10:35 pmcool man!
how about making games for
the Nintendo Wii? that would be cool to.
and what about making games for the PS3?
thats cool also.
how about making games for
the Nintendo Wii? that would be cool to.
and what about making games for the PS3?
thats cool also.