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First Burnout Legends DS screens from IGN
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sonycowboy
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They gotta be using the touch screen for aftercrash stuff, right?
ratcliffja
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Apparently even IGN doesn't yet know who's developing it, as it only lists the publisher under its game info. We'll find out soon enough.
I'll be damned, that isn't half bad.
I wonder how accurate it will be (gameplay wise), though? I don't really see any traffic present and I wonder if the tracks will be of the same complexity as the other versions (or if it will be more like NFSU on DS and PSP)...
I wonder how accurate it will be (gameplay wise), though? I don't really see any traffic present and I wonder if the tracks will be of the same complexity as the other versions (or if it will be more like NFSU on DS and PSP)...
Yeah, the second screen looks quite wasted. It's Burnout. I'm sure they could find some crazy stuff to do with the touch screen.
A grainy Burnout 3 isn't too bad. It doesn't look 'good' per se, but it's pretty nice for the DS.
But then again, I hate all racing games not named Mario kart, so what do I know
A grainy Burnout 3 isn't too bad. It doesn't look 'good' per se, but it's pretty nice for the DS.
But then again, I hate all racing games not named Mario kart, so what do I know
heavy liquid
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Looks much better than I expected. But the second screen is wasted, as usual.
sonycowboy
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Memles said:
There's the rub, and it will be interesting to see how this plays out for 3rd parties going forward. What will be the sales breakddown for multiplatform games PSP vs DS.
Tony Hawk seems to have come up with an interesting solution as the DS screen has a completely different graphical look than the other versions.
Yeah, looks just like Burnout 3! With a lot...a LOT of grain.
Seriously, this game feels kind of pointless to me since it's not even doing anything special (like using the touchscreen for something innovative or new) ... well, unless you only own a DS and really need Burnout when you're away from home.
Seriously, this game feels kind of pointless to me since it's not even doing anything special (like using the touchscreen for something innovative or new) ... well, unless you only own a DS and really need Burnout when you're away from home.
Keyser Soze
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well them there sparks sure do be looking terrible!!!
I'll never understand people who comment about DS games and say it looks good "for the DS." I mean, does it actually look good if you take off the "for the DS"? If it doesn't, how does it look good in any way?
And for the people saying this looks good "for the DS," would you actually play this?
And for the people saying this looks good "for the DS," would you actually play this?
It means relative to the DS' technical abilities and other games available for the system, it looks good. It's all about context. We think a game like Black looks good when we see previews for it on the PS2, but if we saw those same previews for the game running on Xbox 360, it would no longer be acceptable.Andy787 said:
If the DS was your only handheld and you were hankering for some Burnout on the go...why not?
Hell yeah I will. If it keeps the Burnout spirit within itself. That we don't know yet.
Plus, since IGN added their damn logo, theres a shitload of artifacting JPEG shit in 'ere. Anyone got the EA originals from their extranet [assuming the US EA has one]?
Plus it's almost a rule that DS games look a LOT better in motion.
Plus, since IGN added their damn logo, theres a shitload of artifacting JPEG shit in 'ere. Anyone got the EA originals from their extranet [assuming the US EA has one]?
Plus it's almost a rule that DS games look a LOT better in motion.
Infernal Monkey
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Ha ha it's funny because DS isn't PSP am I right ha ha.
Ruud_Luiten
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I would play this... but I also have a PSP. The obvious choiche, for me, would be buying this game for PSP and not my NDS.Andy787 said:
what if GTA1 would come out on the original gameboy and pictures will be post on the internet and it even looks like GTA1, would you say:"it sucks, burn the developer!", or would you say:"That looks pretty good for the good old gameboy!"
D
Deleted member 1235
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it looks shyte. I will not buy this for my ds.Andy787 said:
but then, I would never buy a racing title for a handheld. racers requires beers n chairs and big screens imo. I hated wipeout on psp (despite loving it on ps2). gimmie 2D please DS.
Yes, I know what it means, and I know what context is. You don't get my point. Black still looks good. It doesn't matter if it is on the Xbox 360 or on the Commodore 64. Whatever machine produced Black, Black still looks good. Competing against other 360 games is what would make Black unacceptable if it were on the 360, not that Black doesn't look good (And just to poke a little fun, Gun and THAW say hi.human5892 said:
). If you can't say Burnout looks good without the "for the DS" at the end, does it actually look good? That's the point.Is the DS your only handheld? This is what I'm getting at.
I see people looking back on 3D PSX games all the time, saying how shitty they look now. Why do DS games that don't look any better get treated differently?
Really?catfish said:
The PSP screen is big enough to the point that holding it at a medium distance would be enough to create a field of vision on par with an average size TV. If you were to place the PSP back next to your TV, yeah, it would be tiny compared to it...but holding it up close creates a much larger image. It's 16:9 aspect ratio really helps fill your FoV.
Looks decent, i didn't even think it would turn out this good. I think we need to see videos to judge, how the game is. I'm willing to buy this if it plays like burnout. As for the touchscreen,
a paint program should be in it, therefore you can paint shit on your car, aftertouch on touchscreen could work (but it must be optional). Let's wait and see
a paint program should be in it, therefore you can paint shit on your car, aftertouch on touchscreen could work (but it must be optional). Let's wait and see
Kung Fu Jedi
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These screen shots validate my buying a PSP. I kid!
But seriously, the graphics don't look that great to me. Looks washed out and pixilated. Even if I had a DS, I'd pass on this, as to me, it doesn't even resemble a Burnout game. Still, we'll see how it is when it's finished and what the reviews have to say.
I kid!But seriously, the graphics don't look that great to me. Looks washed out and pixilated. Even if I had a DS, I'd pass on this, as to me, it doesn't even resemble a Burnout game. Still, we'll see how it is when it's finished and what the reviews have to say.
Hey that looks pretty nice. Obviously if you compare it to PSP it looks like shit, but that's stupid to do. Looks nice for DS. Can't wait to see it in motion.
I just don't see the point in picking up the DS version when the PSP version is out. It needs to have something really cool as an extra. Only way I'd consider getting this is if it had online play. But it won't, so whatever.
Hahaha. :lol
I just don't see the point in picking up the DS version when the PSP version is out. It needs to have something really cool as an extra. Only way I'd consider getting this is if it had online play. But it won't, so whatever.
zooL said:This thread is worthless without sparks.
Teh DS sparks!
Hahaha. :lol
Guy LeDouche
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about what I thought.Matlock said:
Burnout PSP tonight!
Originally Posted by Andy787
I think the problem is that at the time of the playstation acceptance, those graphics were amazing, and now looking back at them in comparison to modern consoles they look diminished and pixelated. For a handheld like the DS, looking back involves considering systems that's 3D was mode 7 base, for an obvious improvement. I can admit that the PSP looks better for Burnout, but comparing those graphics to mode 7 stuff on the GBA, there is a big positive difference. I realize it could look better, but I wasn't willing to pay more for a PSP, and it's a satisfying upgrade for me.
I think the problem is that at the time of the playstation acceptance, those graphics were amazing, and now looking back at them in comparison to modern consoles they look diminished and pixelated. For a handheld like the DS, looking back involves considering systems that's 3D was mode 7 base, for an obvious improvement. I can admit that the PSP looks better for Burnout, but comparing those graphics to mode 7 stuff on the GBA, there is a big positive difference. I realize it could look better, but I wasn't willing to pay more for a PSP, and it's a satisfying upgrade for me.
Leatherface
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zooL said:This thread is worthless without sparks.
Teh DS sparks!
:lol
Leatherface
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Second screen should've been a rear view cam. That would've been hot.
Kiriku said:Yeah, looks just like Burnout 3! With a lot...a LOT of grain.
Seriously, this game feels kind of pointless to me since it's not even doing anything special (like using the touchscreen for something innovative or new) ... well, unless you only own a DS and really need Burnout when you're away from home.
A winner is you!
I don't have a PSP and there's no way i'm spending $300 on one to get burnout on the go. If only GTA gets ported as well..
captmcblack
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Motion blur, sparks, and likely between 30 and 60 FPS or close to it. Not as terrible as I was expecting.
...almost...good.
...almost...good.
Leatherface
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dark10x said:
What if it was windowed? so it doesn't take up the full screen? Maybe a rear view and a map?