14th March 2005, 11:23 PM
Quote:Based solely on number of titles, how does the DS actually compare to the PSP right now? Not your propaganda, the actual numbers.
"Propaganda"?

Here's a list for you:
All DS titles released up until now:
Robots
Wario Ware Touched!
Zoo Keeper
Tiger Woods PGA Tour Golf 2005
Ping Pals
Sprung
Ridge Racer DS
Mr. Driller Drill Spirits
Madden NFL 2005
The Urbz: Sims in the City
Super Mario 64 DS
Asphalt: Urban GT
Feel the Magic: XY/XX
Spider-Man 2
Pokemon Dash
Yoshi's Touch & Go (comes out this week)
And just the PSP launch lineup (note: some titles are expected to be released within a couple of weeks of launch):
# Ape Escape®: On the Loose, Sony Computer Entertainment America
# ATV Offroad Fury®: Blazin' Trails, Sony Computer Entertainment America
# Darkstalkers Chronicle™: The Chaos Tower, Capcom
# Dynasty Warriors®, KOEI
# FIFA 2005, Electronic Arts
# Gretzky™ NHL ®, Sony Computer Entertainment America
# Lumines™, Ubisoft
# Metal Gear Acid™, Konami
# MLB™, Sony Computer Entertainment America
# MVP Baseball, Electronic Arts
# NBA, Sony Computer Entertainment America
# NBA Street Showdown, Electronic Arts
# Need for Speed™ Rivals, Electronic Arts
# NFL Street 2 Unleashed, Electronic Arts
# Rengoku™: Tower of Purgatory, Konami
# Ridge Racer™, Namco
# Smartbomb, Eidos Interactive
# Spider-Man 2™, Activision
# Tiger Woods PGA TOUR®, Electronic Arts
# Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Remix , Activision
# Twisted Metal: Head On™, Sony Computer Entertainment America
# Untold Legends: Brotherhood of the Blade , Sony Online Entertainment
# Wipeout® Pure, Sony Computer Entertainment America
# World Tour Soccer, Sony Computer Entertainment America
You can proceed to eat crow now.
Quote:WarioWare and Yoshi don't count?
I already said Wario Ware. That's the other game I have aside from Mario 64. Feel the Magic is cute, but definitely not worth $30. Yoshi isn't out yet. It's coming out tomorrow. Not a AAA title though.
Quote:I am, obviously, talking about the US...

The DS launched in the U.S. first, you know.
Quote:And I said that that's not true.
And you are wrong.
Quote:It's still a LOT smaller than a TV and that requires adjustments ingame. You can't just take a TV-sized game, shrink it to a small screen, and call it good. Especially with 3D, you've got to make changes to make it easier on the player... small-screen 3D can be tricky, no matter how comparitively large the graphics are. So you've got to optimize it for the platform and that means not just ports, but changing the game... like an article I read about a racing game for PSP (Need for Speed?) and how to make it easier to play on a small screen (compared to PS2) they had to do things like lights along the sides of the turns (different on the left and right I believe), a smaller cityscape, no lights above a few floors above the road on the buildings, etc... otherwise all the detail just confused the player on a small screen.
The difference is negligable. Wait until you see something like Wipeout on a PSP screen. You won't believe your eyes.