Sensor Gyroscopico en NDS?

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NintendoGossip escribió:When I opened my mailbox ten minutes ago I found this:
Hello Nintendo Gossip crew,

I love the concept of your website so I thought that this ‘gossip’ was something I should share with you instead of leaking it to a big website in the game industry.

Certain developers have received a new accessory from Nintendo. This accessory for the Nintendo DS goes in the GBA cartridge. The one I held in my hands was made for the DS lite but off course there will also be one that fits in the old Nintendo DS. Inside this cartridge is a gyro-sensor. You may remember Wario Ware: Twisted from Intelligent Systems, a game that uses the same type of movement sensor. The sensor registers movements the same way the cartridge did in Wario Ware: Twisted but when I played with the new sensor I got the feeling that it’s slightly better. This DS gyro-sensor doesn’t contain a rumble pak. Nintendo says they tried to fit a rumble pak in the cartridge but it would have made the cartridge too big.

One of the first games that will use this gyro-sensor is Tony Hawk Downhill Jam for the DS. You’ll have to tilt your DS from left to right to steer your skater down the hill. This will give us the feeling like we’re playing with our Nintendo Wii on the road. Other developers got great ideas when they heard about this new accessory but I can’t share them with you yet.

Games like Excite Truck and Tony Hawk Downhill Jam for Nintendo Wii will allow you to connect your Nintendo DS (lite) wireless with your Nintendo Wii. The DS will be used as a controller. Don’t expect too much of this feature since the gyro-sensor cartridge for the DS isn’t as accurate as the Wiimote.

The size of this accessory is the same like the rumble packs for the Nintendo DS and the DS lite. Nintendo will show off this new accessory at the Leipzig Games Convention. I don’t know if there will be any games using this sensory playable on the show floor.

Greets,
Anonymous

I don’t know who this person is or where he/she first got his or her hands on this new accessory. Off course I won’t give you this person’s e-mail adress but I guess I don’t hurt anyone by saying that what’s behind the @ of this person’s emailadress tells me that this info is from a reliable person.

Personally I didn’t see a gyro-sensor GBA cartridge coming. I thought that the touch-screen was innovative enough for the Nintendo DS but apparently Nintendo thought that developers could use this cartridge to make their games even better. At E3 2004 Reggie Fils-Aime said that DS actually stands for Developers System. They probably want to give developers even more opportunities to make the greatest software for the Nintendo Dual Screen.

After I read this email I got really excited for the Games Convention in Germany!


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Kotaku escribió:Definitely! Okay, maybe. Actually, I kind of doubt it. I mean, c'mon, people, we got this tip from a site called Nintendo Gossip. I'm not sure how it could sound less confirmed. However, the tip they received seems, for the most part, mundane enough to possibly have some merit.

Here's the deal, allegedly, some developers have been shipped new motion sensing carts built for the Nintendo DS. The accessory supposedly sits inside the GBA slot a la the Rumble Cart and operates in much the same fashion as the Wario Ware Twisted technology.

Some other details from the same tipster:

  • One of the first games that will use this gyro-sensor is Tony Hawk Downhill Jam for the DS.
  • Games like Excite Truck and Tony Hawk Downhill Jam for Nintendo Wii will allow you to connect your Nintendo DS (lite) wireless with your Nintendo Wii. The DS will be used as a controller.
  • The size of this accessory is the same like the rumble packs for the Nintendo DS and the DS lite. Nintendo will show off this new accessory at the Leipzig Games Convention.


While I wouldn't put it past Nintendo to implement Wario Ware Twisted/Yoshi Topsy Turvy tech in a DS accessory cart, my bullshit detector is definitely picking up something. We'll see if this pans out at the end of the month. Michael McWhertor



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Bueno, para aquellos que no sepan inglés o no quieran leerlo, al parecer Nintendo podría mostrar en la Games Convention de Leipzig un sensor Gyroscopico para Nintendo DS parecido al presente en Wario Ware Twisted que se introduciría en la ranura de GBA de la portátil y podría servir para títulos como Tony Hawk Downhill Jam en NDS así como para controlar otros juegos de Wii como el mencionado título de Skate o Excite Truck conectando ambas consolas mediante Wi-Fi. De ser cierto podría ser un buen puntazo para la conectividad entre NDS-Wii y para ofrecer nuevas ideas a las compañías :-P
No creo que tenga éxito, en el caso de ser cierto.
Pensad que al girar la consola, tendriais que girar la cabeza también.
Yo estas cosas las prefiero integradas en el cartucho, la verdad. Como en el WWT, pero no tan armatoste.
O como en el yoshi universal gravitation [chiu]
Nando escribió:No creo que tenga éxito, en el caso de ser cierto.
Pensad que al girar la consola, tendriais que girar la cabeza también.


Hombre si es coneccion con la wii se supone q estaras mirando a la tele asi q no se pa q vas a tener q girar la cabeza

Todo lo q inventen para interactuar aun mas con la wii me parece de puta madre imaginacion al poder y si es ademas con la ds pos mejor sigo soñando como jugar al zelda tw con el mando de la wii en una mano y la ds como mapa en la otra por poner un ejemplo XD
Giroscopio en un aparato que hay que estar mirandolo... no le veo ventajas. Un sensor de inclinacion podría pasar, ya se ha hecho en GBA.

Y si se tratase de un accesorio para Wii, no se que ventaja tendría manejar un juego con la DS si no es por su pantalla táctil y utilizar la táctil y hacer giros sería un tanto incómodo.
Hombre cómo curiosidad no pinta mal, pero cómo apuntáis posiblemente sea bastante engorroso e incómodo.
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