dualscreen

How it works

The map’s most distinctive interaction is the sloped upper screen. According to the wiki, a ragdolled player there slides downward and can remain ragdolled longer as a result. The space between the screens can catch those sliding opponents. This explains why knockback or ragdoll is tactically important here without inventing an exact slide speed, angle or duration.

The source describes an open arena where ranged items are useful. That is qualitative map advice rather than a calibrated range model. Crossing exposed space and approaching the screen boundary are different risks from fighting behind solid cover on a dense map. The void must also be distinguished from ordinary weapon damage: a health number alone does not describe the consequence of leaving the arena.

Deelusion is the listed creator, and the soundtrack is SPACE in a sped-up presentation. The area record gives a four-hundred-eighty-second duration, not a universal duration for every game mode. A temporary version closed the upper lid, and the following update reverted that change. Screenshots with a closed console therefore belong to that historical alteration. The original addition is recorded in the April 2024 update. This page answers the common Nintendo DS map identification; it does not equate the unresolved “two sets of tours” query with dualscreen.

Stats and conditions

Recorded changes

• Map directory

• Update log and version disagreements