Too bad regular coders have to fight against SCE's firmware and hardware updates in order to get their homebrew running on PSP. How unfair.

I'm soooooo disappointed, as I expected something related to Eric Chahi's Another World.

Sorry lad, didn't had the time to see your pos while answering! (see right below)

My best DS exeprience is Zelda: Phantom Hourglass, a fully touch-playable game. It seems like Dragon Ball DS has the same type of control, can't wait to get it in english!

My worst DS experience is on right handed-only controls. There are a few, like those f***ing M3 firmwares or SnemulDS (scroll bar).
Make me want to kill a random right-handed coder.

Yup, this re-release would also be a Fallout 3 killer!

If we're talking about Japanese RPG, I'm not interested, but, there's plenty of place for everyone here.
They'd rather release a Fallout-style RPG, or something like The Elder Scrolls: Arena. THAT is RPG!

And LucasArt's X-Wing Alliance, me want too.

"In the music scene alone, until the release of the DS-10, there has been no well thought out was of making music without the use of piracy on any Nintendo handheld"

I guess you mean: "without the use of a hack".

M3DS Real happy owner here. ScummVMds and Colors! justify the existence of Slot-1 linkers on their own.

-Colors! is the only touch pressure-detecting software ever made for the DS, and since Nintendo forbid this feature to be exploited by licensed developpers, it will remain he best hand-drawing soft on their DS.

-Homebrew are updated and improved, while commercial games are not.

-Linkers provide interoperability so I can play my SNES and GB games wherever I want with an emulator like SnemulDS and Lameboy.

-Anyone with can code homebrew on their DS with a linker, wich will never be authorised by Nintendo.

Blaming a tool for it's user's behaviour is just inaccurate. If linkers are illegal, knives are too.

Tough it's illegal to rip a DVD (didn't know this), Real sells software wich allow people to pay for each DVD copy they make. Quite smart, but I aint Real's bitch.

This netbook should run WinUAE smoothly :yeeearh!: