Myst coming to the Nintendo DS

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Midway has confirmed via a press release that they're bringing Myst to the Nintendo DS. Myst has been built from the ground up for the Nintendo DS, which is more than we can say of the press release which states the game "offers more depth than any other CD-ROM game to date."

The game will feature new sounds, effects and video clips. There will be newly remastered video and audio and it will be possible to save more than one game. The game is set to include the Rime Age from the recent PSP port and realMYST as well as another new age. We've included some renders of the game in the media panel, once we get first shots we'll send them through. Don't worry, we'll make sure you haven't Myst out.

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3 Comments

Adam

4 years ago

Myst is great and all, but I have the same problem with this as I did with the PSP version... why not port realMYST instead? It used a real-time 3D engine with weather effects and full first-person control, and it had all the same puzzles as the original. Surely the DS and PSP could handle a cut-down version of it?

Oh, and on that topic. Make a realRiven and port it to PSP asap. And port Exile and Revelation. Thanks.

Nev

4 years ago

Mof: The PSP should have definitely gotten a port of realMYST, yes. But considering the conjecture over whether or not the PSP could handle the 3D engine, there's no way the DS could (at least not without a major overhaul that would leave the game looking like a mess).

That said, the touchscreen should definitely make the DS version of the orignal game more fun to play than the PSP version.