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E3,任天堂展出,除了NDS外,游戏方面有new versions of Metroid(银河战士新作), Starfox(星际飞狐), Zelda, and Resident Evil for the GC(生化危机4), and Donkey Kong Country 2(大金刚王国2), F-Zero, Mario Pinball, Mario Golf: Advance Tour, and Mario Party for GBA.
以之前公布的,DS会有一个触摸屏,支持蓝牙无线,发售价格会在150美元左右.预计会在2004第4季度(年底)在日本美国发售.
具体技术细节有:
-支持100英尺内的无线对战,最多支持16人同时游戏.
-Wi-Fi....(我不懂,- -)
-NDS游戏容量将会是1Gigabit(大概就是125MB)或更大.
-内置麦克风,可以实现声音控制.
-每个屏幕都可以分别实现2D或者3D,并且可以用来同时显示一个场景.
具体游戏演示可以参考具体图片.
Zelda新作的集体情况可以参看其他帖子.
Like Sony and Microsoft, Nintendo revealed its biggest E3 news before the show even started. At its pre-show press conference this morning, Executive VP of Sales and Marketing Reggie Fils-Aime unveiled the company's buzz-generating DS portable, and revealed details about its launch date and launch titles. The company also announced or showed clips of some exciting new games, including new versions of Metroid, Starfox, Zelda, and Resident Evil for the GC, and Donkey Kong Country 2, Zelda, F-Zero, Mario Pinball, Mario Golf: Advance Tour, and Mario Party for GBA.
The DS announcement included some new information as well as a number of details that Gamespot has already reported. We already knew that one screen will be a touch screen, and that the DS will sport Bluetooth for wireless head-to-head gaming, while analysts have predicted the release price will be around $150. But this is the first confirmation of the launch date: 2004 in Japan and America (Fils-Aime didn't specify a date, but presumably in Q4), and Q1 2005 in Europe and Australia. Fils-Aime also revealed some of the device's technical features:
--Short-range wireless enabling up to 16 players to go head-to head at distances up to 100 feet.
--Wi-Fi for times when no other DS users are within 100 feet.
--2 media bays, one for DS software, which Fils-Aime said could be as large as 'one gigabit of data and beyond,' and one for GBA games enabling backward compatibility.
--Built-in microphone for voice control.
--Each screen is programmable in either 2 or 3-d, and they can be used together to show one very large character or scene.
One tech demo gave a good example of how developers might use the double screens: in a DS version of Metroid, the top screen showed a map, and the bottom screen showed the traditional first-person view. Nintendo promised to demo playable versions of Metroid, Super Mario, and unnamed other games when the show floor opens tomorrow. Game development for this device won't be a one-studio show: video clips from third-party developers showed strong support. Firms expressing interest in the device included Atari, Activision, Capcom EA, Konami, Sega, Square Enix, and THQ.
In the conference, Nintendo also took a few potshots at Sony and Microsoft, announced a video playback device for the GBA SP, touted strong Japanese sales for Pokemon Fire Red and Leaf Green, games which use Nintendo's proprietary wireless device, and teased the press conference attendees by coyly refusing to comment on specs for its next-gen console, saying only that the user experience 'is more important than horsepower.'
The conference ended with a short and visually impressive film of what appeared to be a Zelda: the Wind Waker sequel, and an appearance by Nintendo's visionary game designer Shigeru Miyamoto. Carrying a Link-esque shield and sword, Miyamoto briefly showed clips of another Legend of Zelda game which featured a grown-up Link and would be 'coming soon.' For more information on that title, check out our impressions. |
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发表于 2004-5-12 08:59:06
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