March 16, 2005

Nintendo DS @ TrustedReviews

I’m surprised Nintendo didn’t want to use cartridges. heh.

“After the slick, streamlined, pocket-sized GBA SP, the DS is a return to the cludgy old days of the first-generation GBA. It feels at least 10 per cent bigger than it ought to, and while the plastic construction feels solid enough, it’s still a little cheap and toy-like. The direction pad, four face buttons and two shoulder buttons are all within easy enough reach, but that doesn’t stop you wishing for something more slimline.”

TrustedReviews has been plenty busy since they’ve been on the road to CeBIT. Here goes..

Fujifilm FinePix S5500
Firebox Cyberphone - VoIP Handset
DVD Writer Head 2 Head - Asus vs. LG
Netgear MP101 - Wireless Digital Music Player
Seagate 5.0GB USB 2.0 Pocket Hard Drive
NEC MultiSync LCD2070NX - 20in TFT monitor
Brother MPrint MW-140BT - Portable Printer
SilverStone Temjin SST-TJ02

Gran Turismo 4 @ Bytesector
Logitech Cordless Rumblepad 2 @ HTPCnews
Introduction to Tape Backup @ The Tech Zone
The ATI Theatre 550 TV Card @ Gamepyre
Rome: Total War Review @ Gamepyre

Recovered from an Internet Archive snapshot of the InsaneTek front page.