Nintendo DS Games

The Nintendo DS, launched in 2004, revolutionized the world of portable gaming with its innovative dual-screen concept. This console, whose name means "Dual Screen", has marked the history of video games by introducing a touch screen and an integrated microphone, paving the way for new gaming experiences. With its Wi-Fi connectivity, it was also a pioneer in online portable gaming. The DS game library, rich in more than 2000 titles, includes classics like Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, Mario Kart DS, and the innovative Brain Age. These games have helped to broaden the audience for video games, attracting both hardcore and casual gamers. Despite the end of its production in 2013, the legacy of the Nintendo DS lives on, having sold over 154 million units and inspired its successors, the 3DS and 2DS.