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Originally posted by df0notfoundhttp://insidermedia.ign.com/insider/...4094036738.jpg
that isnt better on n64, the ds one has a curved bridge, more rounded doorway and of course mario looks tonnes better
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Originally posted by GinzaI like. I like a lot. I saw this but due to not being an insider anymore i cried and then went and watched some TV. I'm impressed though the DS is really on a par and better than an N64.
Can you post the article aswell?
but basically it just goes
gameplay - DS
ds has multiplayer and all the minigames
graphics - DS
despite the pixelation, the models have more polys and the textures are a lot better.
sound - N64
whilst music sounds the same, the sound has notable compression on the DS
controls - N64
mario 64 was designed around the n64 controler, nothing else will do.
winner - N64
"The controls suffice on the DS, but that's just not good enough in our opinion for a game that defined how many modern 3D games should control."
however, mario 64 IS mobile, and the mini games rock, its still a great game regardless.
the video review pretty much says its worth getting despite the controls
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I like the N64 version best.
You're all graphics whores. Play it on N64, then on DS, and weep. The office next door had a few in today, and try as i might, i can't get used to it on DS. Admittedly it was only 30 minutes, but i didn't struggle for 30 minutes on the N64.
Besides, it's nearly ten years old!!!
Bring on the new stuff, then I'll be interested.
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Originally posted by mikewlI dont think any of those DS shots looked better than N64.
But when playing it I think the difference wont be noticable. Am looking forward to getting it though.
Its quite lucky im on holiday in the US next week so will pick one up for sure.
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Originally posted by Paul3704I like the N64 version best.
You're all graphics whores. Play it on N64, then on DS, and weep. The office next door had a few in today, and try as i might, i can't get used to it on DS. Admittedly it was only 30 minutes, but i didn't struggle for 30 minutes on the N64.
Besides, it's nearly ten years old!!!
Bring on the new stuff, then I'll be interested.
plus all the minigames and stufff, deffinately worth it
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Originally posted by GinzaI'm impressed though the DS is really on a par and better than an N64.
Wait until you see the likes of F-Zero DS, Ocarina of Time DS, Smash Bros Ds, Lylat Wars DS and Banjo Kazooie DS, then you'll know the full potential of the DS.
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I managed to get a go on the DS version and in my honest opinion the DS version looks superior. When you see it running on the DS screen it looks far sharper than the n64 blur o vision look. Ok the ds version might lack filtering but due to the size of the screen it`s hardly noticable. As for controls i tried the d pad controls and seems fine. If you are used to the 2d mario games with holding down a button to run you will have no probs with this.
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Originally posted by StriderHonestly, what did you expect? Considering the abilities of the PSP, Nintendo would have been strung up by its ****ing knackers if it delivered a new handheld that was actually inferior to the machine it was mimicking.
Wait until you see the likes of F-Zero DS, Ocarina of Time DS, Smash Bros Ds, Lylat Wars DS and Banjo Kazooie DS, then you'll know the full potential of the DS.
F Zero would pretty much own.
I say this honestly also, I dont care for the abilities of the PSP. To me it seems to try to do too much with the battery taking a rather large battering. I love it how they will sell spare battery 'packs' with it. I'm completely with Nintendo on the approach of going down different avenues with gaming and I hope that the DS is a great seller.Last edited by Ginza; 25-11-2004, 22:34.
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