Existing code 'freezing up' on new model, says report

Developers facing DSi difficulties?

MCV Staff 30th October 2008 Development News

Development for the DS might have just become more complicated thanks to the introduction of the DSi – or so Pocket Gamer reports.

The website claims that an anonymous developer has said that its game has been refused certification because it ‘freezes up’ on the new DSi platform, set to be released in Europe next year.

If true, the claim could suggest further incompatibilities between old DS models and the new camera-equipped version, potentially affecting not only already-released games but adding new QA challenges for the development process.

Have you found any problems in dealing with the DSi? Let us know by commenting anonymously below.

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