- 40 man team
- working on the game for 2 years
- six square miles of New York
- 60 FPS
- pedestrians walk the streets
- game engine started out as a modification of the GBA DRIV3R/Stuntman engine
- main character is Dan Miles, a street racer that gets arrested, and then is offered a spot on the Criminal Overturn Program

From GoNintendo

Some of that's already been revealed, but the game still looks good.

according to the developers website
http://www.vd-dev.com/
they've actually managed to raise the ds polygon ceiling from 120k to 180k,
from a technical stand point this looks like it might be the ds high point
game play wise it is looking pretty good as well, can't wait to use the stylus for aiming again

Very very impressive technically, but is a teen rated GTA clone (from the police perspective, but you can still drive like a maniac and shoot the place up) what people want to play on DS?

game looks awesome, unfortunatly Im still not interested

I think quality is what will matter, people want to play good games on the DS

Gameplaywise it is similar to the first ds transformers game which was a freeroaming gta style game, which seems to have done very well

http://www.vgchartz.com/games/game.php?id=7156&region=All

granted C.O.P. doesn't have the license but I believe if the quality is there and they push the game it will perform well.

Remember it is grand theft auto that kids can take to school

Wow that's almost a $6 Million game when the average DS game costs around $100,000

Wtf are Ubisoft smoking?

Perhaps they decided to use those Imagine sales to fund big Nintendo system games instead of HD games.

Or the numbers people are tossing around are just a tad inaccurate.

That too.