This dude's Flickr has pictures of it. Expect it sometime randomly this year hopefully.

Also Konami said it's based on the Playstation version and not the Saturn's.

[updated]

- Upgraded graphics and sound while the game remains intact

- supports wide screen

- graphics are cleaned up and have less aliasing

- no word on Dolby 5.1 but music has been enhanced

- same cheesy voice acting and dialogue

- the game is exactly like the PS version

- the game is less than 50MB thanks to new audio compression techniques

- supports d-pad and analog stick, the article makes it sound like the analog stick is better

- No word on pricing and it still has an Early 2007 release date (before April)

from 360IGN.com

Edit: Kicking off our not exactly being there, but posting CES news anyways, CES 2007 News! Expect more CES news from us! (or me!)

Edit 2: Updates!

Version 2.4

Changes:

 

The FAT driver has been upgraded to chishm's DLDI file system driver interface.

 

The precompiled version comes with Supercard CF driver installed. No other interfaces will be supported any more. If you have a different flash card, please patch the DSFTP binary yourself.

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Fixes found in 2.4

 

* Fixed the infamous crash bug in IRC when someone parted with a message. (This one was hard to find!)

* Fixed some translation issues with the Configuration page.

* Fixed bug in .sd.nds and .ds.gba booting.

* Fixed text wrapping errors on rename file and address book screens.

* Fixed help text stuck on screen in sound player after viewing help.

* Fixed another parsing error with vcards.

* Fixed clipping issue with spray bottle tool in scribble pad.

* Fixed issues with displaying some error messages in irc.

* Fixed inconsistency with nds launcher and cards not supported by built-in loader.

* Fixed issue with gautami font and some upper ascii characters being mapped wrong.

* Fixed a minor streaming buffer bug that seems to help with stability.

* Fixed pausing streams caused streaming to crash.

* Added dynamic loading of code for DSO specific plugins.

* Added customizable iconsets.

* Added .aac playback.

* Added m4a/m4b file playback. The DS is too slow for higher bitrate m4a files but lower bitrates should work.

* Added irc.ini file where users can customize DSO IRC.

* Added descriptions to most of the settings in the configuration.

* Added in fallback so foreign languages without help translations will still display english help.

* Added ability to choose specific streams within a .pls file.

* Added several commands (topic, mode, invite, kick, motd, version, ping, time, ctcp, whowas) to irc.

* Added new dldi interface to allow patching to new/unsupported cards.

* Added ogg vorbis streaming support in shoutcast and icecast servers.

* Added aac streaming support in shoutcast and icecast servers.

* Added an easter egg. See if you can find it!

* Added setting so DSOrganize remembers the last playback mode.

* Added legend to todo screen in help.

* Added m3u playlist support.

* Added symbols for copyright, registered, trademark, euro, pound, and yen to the character set.

* Changed random mode in playback to act more like shuffle.

* Changed picture loading screen to just moving bar, as progress was terribly inaccurate.

* Changed hilighting style on menus.

* Changed streaming detection to properly support iceCast streams.

* Changed buffer behavior on streams to buffer to 200% and more vigorously, for longer stream times.

* Changed .pls file parser to allow regular file playlists.

* Changed browser pull-up menu support to be easier to get to.

* Initialized volume to stop the 500% error when booting from moonshell.

* Re-ported tremor and mad for much better audio playback.

* Updated dswifi library to latest as usual.

* Stopped scrollbar from appearing on very short html files.

* Looked at microphone code, no real way to make the quality better due to speed of writing.

* Redid home screen splash to instead be an overview of the day.

* Made it so the browser doesn't sequentially or randomly play playlist files in sound mode, and changed the playlist icon.

* Rewrote a lot of the HTML renderer. It renders slower now, but will load much much longer pages.

o Fixed weird wordwrap issue with multiple font sizes

o Fixed a bug with style tags at the very end of an html file

o Fixed a bug where opening a page with different colored links left all pages displaying that link color.

o Added bullets and numbered lists

o Stopped extra whitespaces from appearing

o Changed formatting for <div> and <p> tags

o Added <hr>, <big>, <tt>, <code>, <strike>, <h6>, <frameset> with <noframes>, <sub>, <sup>, <em> <strong>, <cite>, <dfn>, <var>, <samp>, <kbd>

o Ignores <script> and <style> tag contents isntead of rendering as text

 

Please visit the Revision History list to see outdated release information.

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This is a port of Python 2.5 to the Nintendo DS. However before you read further there are a couple of important things to know.

 

* None of the DS hardware is as yet supported. This means that the use you can get out of this port is severely limited. You cannot access the microphone, the graphics, the speakers, the touchscreen or any of the controls. All you can do is enter lines of Python code into the console through the touchscreen keyboard.

* You need a homebrew device to get the Python rom onto your DS. I will not go into what is involved here, you will need to work this out on your own.

 

Changes

 

Python 2.5 (8th January 2007)

 

* Upgraded to Python 2.5 from Python 2.4.3.

* Updated how the filesystem support was exposed to Python. This was needed because the hooks provided by devkitArm had changed.

* Cleaned up the source code so that others can actually get it to compile. Important bits of information were left out of the Python 2.4.3 release because I did not remember them myself when I packaged it up. Now the whole compilation process is documented in a README file which is included with the source code.

Source and Downloads: www.disinterest.org