Nintendo DS - Revision history

Cyberlink420 at 21:21, 5 September 2024

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	The '''Nintendo DS''' is a handheld gaming system released in [[2004]] developed by [[Nintendo]], and the successor to the [[Game Boy]] line, retaining backwards compatibility with Game Boy Advance games. It featured a dual-screen display capable of rendering 3D graphics comparable to the [[Nintendo 64]], with the bottom screen also supporting touch control. The system was wildly popular, and remains the second-best-selling game console of all time behind the [[PlayStation\|PlayStation 2]].		The '''Nintendo DS''' is a handheld gaming system released in [[2004]] developed by [[Nintendo]], and the successor to the [[Game Boy]] line, retaining backwards compatibility with Game Boy Advance games. It featured a dual-screen display capable of rendering 3D graphics comparable to the [[Nintendo 64]], with the bottom screen also supporting touch control. The system was wildly popular, and remains the second-best-selling game console of all time behind the [[PlayStation\|PlayStation 2]].

	Variants include the ~~slimmer~~ '''Nintendo DS Lite'''; the '''Nintendo DSi''', which dropped GBA support but added various new features and support for digital game distribution; and the larger-screened '''Nintendo DSi XL'''. In [[2011]], it was succeeded by the [[Nintendo 3DS]].		Variants include the '''Nintendo DS Lite''', which was slimmer and featured a brighter backlight; the '''Nintendo DSi''', which dropped GBA support but added various new features and support for digital game distribution; and the larger-screened '''Nintendo DSi XL'''. In [[2011]], it was succeeded by the [[Nintendo 3DS]].

	==Games==		==Games==

Cyberlink420 at 08:56, 13 December 2022

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	[[File:Nintendo DS.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Touching is good.]]		[[File:Nintendo DS.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Touching is good.]]
	The '''Nintendo DS''' is a handheld gaming system released in [[2004]] developed by [[Nintendo]], and the successor to ~~Nintendo's~~ [[Game Boy]] line, retaining backwards compatibility with Game Boy Advance games. It featured a dual-screen display capable of rendering 3D graphics comparable to the [[Nintendo 64]], with the bottom screen also supporting touch control. The system was wildly popular, and remains the second-best-selling game console of all time behind the [[PlayStation\|PlayStation 2]].		The '''Nintendo DS''' is a handheld gaming system released in [[2004]] developed by [[Nintendo]], and the successor to the [[Game Boy]] line, retaining backwards compatibility with Game Boy Advance games. It featured a dual-screen display capable of rendering 3D graphics comparable to the [[Nintendo 64]], with the bottom screen also supporting touch control. The system was wildly popular, and remains the second-best-selling game console of all time behind the [[PlayStation\|PlayStation 2]].

	Variants include the slimmer '''Nintendo DS Lite'''; the '''Nintendo DSi''', which dropped GBA support but added various new features and support for digital game distribution; and the larger-screened '''Nintendo DSi XL'''. In [[2011]], it was succeeded by the [[Nintendo 3DS]].		Variants include the slimmer '''Nintendo DS Lite'''; the '''Nintendo DSi''', which dropped GBA support but added various new features and support for digital game distribution; and the larger-screened '''Nintendo DSi XL'''. In [[2011]], it was succeeded by the [[Nintendo 3DS]].

Cyberlink420 at 20:26, 23 August 2022

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	[[File:Nintendo DS.jpg\|thumb\|~~330px~~\|Touching is good.]]		[[File:Nintendo DS.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Touching is good.]]
	The '''Nintendo DS''' is a handheld gaming system released in [[2004]] developed by [[Nintendo]], and the successor to Nintendo's [[Game Boy]] line, retaining backwards compatibility with Game Boy Advance games. It featured a dual-screen display capable of rendering 3D graphics comparable to the [[Nintendo 64]], with the bottom screen also supporting touch control. The system was wildly popular, and remains the second-best-selling game console of all time behind the [[PlayStation\|PlayStation 2]].		The '''Nintendo DS''' is a handheld gaming system released in [[2004]] developed by [[Nintendo]], and the successor to Nintendo's [[Game Boy]] line, retaining backwards compatibility with Game Boy Advance games. It featured a dual-screen display capable of rendering 3D graphics comparable to the [[Nintendo 64]], with the bottom screen also supporting touch control. The system was wildly popular, and remains the second-best-selling game console of all time behind the [[PlayStation\|PlayStation 2]].

Cyberlink420 at 16:04, 23 August 2022

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	[[File:Nintendo DS.jpg\|thumb\|330px\|Touching is good.]]		[[File:Nintendo DS.jpg\|thumb\|330px\|Touching is good.]]
	The '''Nintendo DS''' is a handheld gaming system released in [[2004]] developed by [[Nintendo]], and the successor to Nintendo's [[Game Boy]] line, retaining backwards compatibility with Game Boy Advance games. It featured a dual-screen display capable of rendering 3D graphics comparable to the [[Nintendo 64]], with the bottom screen also supporting touch control. The system was wildly popular, and remains the second-best-selling game console of all time behind the [[PlayStation 2]].		The '''Nintendo DS''' is a handheld gaming system released in [[2004]] developed by [[Nintendo]], and the successor to Nintendo's [[Game Boy]] line, retaining backwards compatibility with Game Boy Advance games. It featured a dual-screen display capable of rendering 3D graphics comparable to the [[Nintendo 64]], with the bottom screen also supporting touch control. The system was wildly popular, and remains the second-best-selling game console of all time behind the [[PlayStation\|PlayStation 2]].

	Variants include the slimmer '''Nintendo DS Lite'''; the '''Nintendo DSi''', which dropped GBA support but added various new features and support for digital game distribution; and the larger-screened '''Nintendo DSi XL'''. In [[2011]], it was succeeded by the [[Nintendo 3DS]].		Variants include the slimmer '''Nintendo DS Lite'''; the '''Nintendo DSi''', which dropped GBA support but added various new features and support for digital game distribution; and the larger-screened '''Nintendo DSi XL'''. In [[2011]], it was succeeded by the [[Nintendo 3DS]].

Cyberlink420 at 16:03, 23 August 2022

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	[[File:Nintendo DS.jpg\|thumb\|330px\|Touching is good. ~~(''Original DS on left, 3DS on right'')~~]]		[[File:Nintendo DS.jpg\|thumb\|330px\|Touching is good.]]
	The '''Nintendo DS''' is a handheld gaming system released in [[2004]] developed by [[Nintendo]], and the successor to Nintendo's [[Game Boy]] line, retaining backwards compatibility with Game Boy Advance games. It featured a dual-screen display capable of rendering 3D graphics comparable to the [[Nintendo 64]], with the bottom screen also supporting touch control. The system was wildly popular, and remains the second-best-selling game console of all time behind the [[PlayStation 2]].		The '''Nintendo DS''' is a handheld gaming system released in [[2004]] developed by [[Nintendo]], and the successor to Nintendo's [[Game Boy]] line, retaining backwards compatibility with Game Boy Advance games. It featured a dual-screen display capable of rendering 3D graphics comparable to the [[Nintendo 64]], with the bottom screen also supporting touch control. The system was wildly popular, and remains the second-best-selling game console of all time behind the [[PlayStation 2]].

Cyberlink420 at 16:03, 23 August 2022

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	[[File:Nintendo DS.jpg\|thumb\|330px\|Touching is good. (''Original DS on left, 3DS on right'')]]		[[File:Nintendo DS.jpg\|thumb\|330px\|Touching is good. (''Original DS on left, 3DS on right'')]]
	The '''Nintendo DS''' is a handheld gaming system released in [[2004]] developed by [[Nintendo]], and the successor to ~~the~~ [[Game Boy\|Game Boy Advance]]. ~~Over~~ the ~~years several ''Transformers'' games have been released for this gaming device~~.		The '''Nintendo DS''' is a handheld gaming system released in [[2004]] developed by [[Nintendo]], and the successor to Nintendo's [[Game Boy]] line, retaining backwards compatibility with Game Boy Advance games. It featured a dual-screen display capable of rendering 3D graphics comparable to the [[Nintendo 64]], with the bottom screen also supporting touch control. The system was wildly popular, and remains the second-best-selling game console of all time behind the [[PlayStation 2]].

	Variants include the '''Nintendo DS Lite''', the '''Nintendo DSi''', and the '''Nintendo DSi XL'''. In [[2011]], it was succeeded by the [[Nintendo 3DS]].		Variants include the slimmer '''Nintendo DS Lite'''; the '''Nintendo DSi''', which dropped GBA support but added various new features and support for digital game distribution; and the larger-screened '''Nintendo DSi XL'''. In [[2011]], it was succeeded by the [[Nintendo 3DS]].

	==Games==		==Games==

Cyberlink420 at 15:10, 23 August 2022

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	[[Image:Magic Roller case.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|]]		[[Image:Magic Roller case.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|]]
	:Produced by [[Core Gamer]] in [[2007]], this DS game case has room for two Metal Extension styli (included) and four DS games. By rolling the case, the outside design can be changed from Autobot to Decepticon.		:Produced by [[Core Gamer]] in [[2007]], this DS game case has room for two Metal Extension styli (included) and four DS games. By rolling the case, the outside design can be changed from Autobot to Decepticon.


	*'''Metal Extension Styli'''		*'''Metal Extension Styli'''
	:Produced by Core Gamer in 2007, these styli were offered in a two pack with one Autobot logo-topped stylus and one Decepticon logo-topped stylus. By pulling on the top of the stylus, a chrome metal extension can be revealed. The styli were also included with Core Gamer's Magic Roller DS game case.		:Produced by Core Gamer in 2007, these styli were offered in a two pack with one Autobot logo-topped stylus and one Decepticon logo-topped stylus. By pulling on the top of the stylus, a chrome metal extension can be revealed. The styli were also included with Core Gamer's Magic Roller DS game case.
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	*'''Premium Travel Kits'''		*'''Premium Travel Kits'''
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	:In 2007, Core Gamer released Autobot and Decepticon themed travel kits. Each kit contained a transforming DS Lite case which could turn into a sun visor, gaming grip, and game storage case in addition to the default DS Lite protective case configuration. The kits also included a 2 in 1 power link cable which could charge off a computer USB port or plug into a car charger adapter, transforming metal bass boost headphones, a stylus, a carry-all bag and 12 interchangeable faceplates for the DS case.		:In 2007, Core Gamer released Autobot and Decepticon themed travel kits. Each kit contained a transforming DS Lite case which could turn into a sun visor, gaming grip, and game storage case in addition to the default DS Lite protective case configuration. The kits also included a 2 in 1 power link cable which could charge off a computer USB port or plug into a car charger adapter, transforming metal bass boost headphones, a stylus, a carry-all bag and 12 interchangeable faceplates for the DS case.
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	*'''Transformers Movie Danglers'''		*'''Transformers Movie Danglers'''
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	*'''Transformers DS Lite Case and Stylus'''		*'''Transformers DS Lite Case and Stylus'''
	:Two cases designed to pimp out/protect your Nintendo DS Lite were made in conjunction with the Revenge of the Fallen movie by [[Performance Designed Products]]. Representing the Autobots is a Bumblebee case that resembles' the Autobot's head crest, while the Decepticons are represented by Megatron, whose case somewhat resembles his chest armor. Both cases came with a stylized stylus (though they're both quite unwieldy and uncomfortable to use) and a storage drawer at the bottom that fits two DS games.		:Two cases designed to pimp out/protect your Nintendo DS Lite were made in conjunction with the Revenge of the Fallen movie by [[Performance Designed Products]]. Representing the Autobots is a Bumblebee case that resembles' the Autobot's head crest, while the Decepticons are represented by Megatron, whose case somewhat resembles his chest armor. Both cases came with a stylized stylus (though they're both quite unwieldy and uncomfortable to use) and a storage drawer at the bottom that fits two DS games.


	*'''Transformers DS Stylus'''		*'''Transformers DS Stylus'''
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Cyberlink420 at 14:30, 23 August 2022

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	The '''Nintendo DS''' is a handheld gaming system released in [[2004]] developed by [[Nintendo]], and the successor to the [[Game Boy\|Game Boy Advance]]. Over the years several ''Transformers'' games have been released for this gaming device.		The '''Nintendo DS''' is a handheld gaming system released in [[2004]] developed by [[Nintendo]], and the successor to the [[Game Boy\|Game Boy Advance]]. Over the years several ''Transformers'' games have been released for this gaming device.

	Variants include the '''Nintendo DS Lite''', the '''Nintendo DSi''', and the '''Nintendo DSi XL'''. In [[2011]], it was succeeded by the ~~'''~~Nintendo 3DS~~'''~~.		Variants include the '''Nintendo DS Lite''', the '''Nintendo DSi''', and the '''Nintendo DSi XL'''. In [[2011]], it was succeeded by the [[Nintendo 3DS]].

	==Games==		==Games==

Doomdorm64 at 20:12, 19 August 2021

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	[[File:Nintendo DS.jpg\|thumb\|~~200px~~\|Touching is good.]]		[[File:Nintendo DS.jpg\|thumb\|330px\|Touching is good. (''Original DS on left, 3DS on right'')]]
	The '''Nintendo DS''' is a ~~hand held~~ gaming system released in [[2004]] developed by [[Nintendo]], and the successor to the [[Game Boy\|Game Boy Advance]]. Over the years several ''Transformers'' games have been released for this gaming device.		The '''Nintendo DS''' is a handheld gaming system released in [[2004]] developed by [[Nintendo]], and the successor to the [[Game Boy\|Game Boy Advance]]. Over the years several ''Transformers'' games have been released for this gaming device.

	Variants include the '''Nintendo DS Lite''', the '''Nintendo DSi''', and the '''Nintendo DSi XL'''. In [[2011]], it was succeeded by the '''Nintendo 3DS'''.		Variants include the '''Nintendo DS Lite''', the '''Nintendo DSi''', and the '''Nintendo DSi XL'''. In [[2011]], it was succeeded by the '''Nintendo 3DS'''.

Cyberlink420 at 16:33, 13 February 2020

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	[[File:Nintendo DS.jpg\|thumb\|200px]]		[[File:Nintendo DS.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Touching is good.]]
	The '''Nintendo DS''' is a hand held gaming system released in [[2004]] developed by [[Nintendo]], and the successor to the [[Game Boy\|Game Boy Advance]]. Over the years several ''Transformers'' games have been released for this gaming device.		The '''Nintendo DS''' is a hand held gaming system released in [[2004]] developed by [[Nintendo]], and the successor to the [[Game Boy\|Game Boy Advance]]. Over the years several ''Transformers'' games have been released for this gaming device.