At E3, some of the most lauded demos for the DS allowed gamers the ability to draw their way through a game, control characters through touch or use the stylus to "carve" objects onscreen to create digital sculpture.Īnd it's not strictly for gaming. With the DS touch screen, there is an entirely new world of controls that are now possible for gamers. For all of its dazzling innovations, video games are essentially still controlled by pushing (and pushing and pushing) buttons. What Nintendo hopes is the most innovative aspect about the two screens, though, is that they allow for an entirely new input system in video gaming. Some games gave two completely different perspectives on the on-screen action, while others used the second screen to display gaming peripherals like maps, menus and object inventories. Demos for the DS showed how some of those developers chose to navigate the new territory.
In creating the DS, Nintendo was aiming for a vehicle that allowed developers to do some exciting things never before seen in video gaming, let alone handheld gaming.
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