Nintendo DS: Single-Cart Multiplayer
Laptop Battery In a recent interview with Gamasutra, Game Developers Magazines online division, legendary game-designers Shigeru Miyamoto and Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma confirmed what has been suspected and eagerly anitcipated for a while now - that the Nintendo DS will allow for single cartridge, multiplayer gaming via the wireless network system that the DS incorporates.
With the increased network speed of the DS, as well as the extra system memory, it is not unreasonable to suggest that most multiplayer games will only require a single cartridge. Similarly to Game Boy Advance titles, F-Zero and Mario Kart - 4 players [and possibly more, though this is unconfirmed] can battle head-to-head.
As yet, Nintendo have refused to reveal their official DS game schedule, nor have they revealed which games will specifically be multiplayer titles, but in the interview, Miyamoto is quoted as saying:
"Whether you've got one DS and one game pack, and your friends have their DSes, you'll be able to download the game from the game pack in one DS wirelessly to your friends and you can all play together wirelessly."
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