The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks
Nintendo DS · Settings and results
The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks touch controls are described as substantially better than stock on Lite’s GammaOS preview, but the reviewer still notices some delay. They call the short rock-picking and throwing stretch playable.
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Game screenshot via Libretro thumbnails. Not taken on a Duo.
Reported settings and results
The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks touch controls are described as substantially better than stock on Lite’s GammaOS preview, but the reviewer still notices some delay. They call the short rock-picking and throwing stretch playable.
- firmware
- GammaOS developer-supplied beta / preview; numbered build unknown
- hardware
- 6 GB Duo Lite, 16-bit colour (description)
More detail
- Frame rates and responsiveness are the reviewer’s impressions on a Duo Lite.
- Only the 6 GB model was tested. The reviewer guesses a 4 GB model may behave similarly, but did not test it.
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