Ds Emulator Games

Now you can play all possible Nintendo DS games directly on your computer. The ROMs we have prepared for you are based on actual cartridges developed for the console. The best examples are Pokemon Platinum, Pokemon - SoulSilver Version, Grand Theft Auto - Chinatown Wars (EU) and so much more. All you need is the ROM file and emulator and you. Play Nintendo DS games - Save game states - Load game states - Control buttons and game screen editable - And more. Download and discover yourself! - Believe or not: all this cool features are FREE. ATTENTION: This emulator is only to play private backups of legal Nintendo DS games. This product is not affiliate with or endorsed by Nintendo! The Android version of the emulator can support games for the Nintendo DS, the Game Boy Advance, the original Game Boy console, as well as various other console games and non-Nintendo systems. For running games from every console, you will be needing to download the core for each emulator individually. Web-based browser emulator games are also available to play online. Pick an emulator and load the ROMs in maximum quality. The games are cross-platform so you can download ROMs and play on all devices including desktop and mobile. Use the navigation to list the collection of ROMs for each console or see the game tags for exact titles.

Nintendo DS Information

Nintendo DS is simply known as one of the best and definitely the most popular handheld gaming consoles of all time. It was released back in 2004 in some parts of the globe. The following year, in 2005 it was released globally. The famous DS stands for dual-screen, a more common alternative. However, originally it was an acronym for Developers System. Nintendo DS was available for sale between 2004 and 2013 and during its lifespan, it was sold in over 125 million units, making it one of the most common devices of all time. The biggest rival was Sony PlayStation Portable.

The device has 2 screens that work together to provide superior gaming capabilities. The lower display is a touchscreen and it can be controlled using a stylus. A microphone is also available and used in some games. Probably more important is the fact the DS was able to utilize Wi-Fi to interact with other DS devices. This was available over a short range and there was no need to connect to actual Wi-Fi network. Additionally players were able to use Nintendo Wi-Fi connection service to play games online.

Before its release, Nintendo DS was known as the third pillar. The idea was to work together or as an addition to the GameBoy Advance and GameCube. It was also compatible with games developed for GBA and because of that, NDS soon became a successor to the GBA. The company released several, improved versions of the device. In 2006 Nintendo DS Lite was released. It was thinner and had better displays, with higher level of illumination. In 2008 Nintendo DSi was released. It also had several improvements compared to the original device but it lost GameBoy Advance compatibility! When combined all three versions were sold in record figures. The only gaming console that sold out more is Sony PlayStation 2.

Additionally, we can add that the Nintendo DS is known as iQue DS and it is 7th generation. The device uses ROM cartridges or Nintendo game cards to play games. The CPU consists of 2 ARM processors and DS has 4 MB of RAM memory. Cartridge is used for storage. 256 kb of flash memory is available. The resolution of the displays is 256x192 pixels.

Nintendo DS has been with us between 2004 and 2013 when it was discontinued. A new version of the device was released, known as Nintendo 3DS. The best-selling game for the console was New Super Mario Bros which was sold in 30.80 million copies and even known today as one of the best-selling games in history. This game and all possible versions or variations are available right here for you to download and enjoy.

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