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Hands-on with Nintendo DS games

DS racing

Just in case you missed it over the weekend, Gamespy got its grubby hands on some Nintendo DS launch titles. The preview includes closer looks at titles like Madden NFL 2005, Metroid Prime Hunters, Super Mario 64 and The Urbz: Sims in the City. The screenies look okay, though not as high-rez as we would like. Our impression of the images we've seen overall, so far, is mixed. Remember when the Playstation 2 first came out and people talked about how awful and pixelated the game screen shots looked? Turned out the system just doesn't look that good when it spits out a single frame. But in motion, of course, we know how great the PS2 ended up looking. Hopefully that's the explanation for these lower-rez DS images. We'll find out soon enough.

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