Note: Emu­la­tor links are at the Bot­tom of this Article or on the Left Side of the Selec­tion Area.

Nin­tendo DS, a revo­lu­tio­nary device before the IPhone lea­ped ahead bounds beyond that of the PSP. What makes the Nin­tendo DS great is that it uses touch screen, the game is sim­ple, and has a mic­rophone. The newest ones have lon­ger bat­tery power and an impres­sive sleep mode when you just need to rest or do something else. Hated the days of the Game­Boy or Sega Game­Gear where there really was limi­ted ways to save. Check out the vast selec­tion of Emu­la­tors for NO$GBA, iDeaS, DeS­muME, NeonDS, Dua­lis, DSemu.

Addi­tio­nal Information:

• Two bac­klit 3-inch TFT color LCDs with 256x192 pixel resolution
• Lower screen is a touch screen
• Color: Capa­ble of dis­pla­ying 260,000 colors
• Wire­less Com­mu­ni­ca­tion: IEEE 802.11 and Nintendo’s pro­prie­tary format
• Mul­ti­ple users can play mul­ti­pla­yer games using just one DS game card
• Con­trols: Touch screen, embed­ded mic­rophone for voice recog­ni­tion, A/B/X/Y face but­tons, plus con­trol pad, L/R shoul­der but­tons, Start and Select buttons
• Input/Output: Ports for both Nin­tendo DS game cards and Game Boy Advance Game packs, ter­mi­nals for ste­reo headpho­nes and microphone
• Other Fea­tu­res: Embed­ded Pic­toChat soft­ware that allows up to 16 users to chat at once; embed­ded real-time clock; date, time and alarm; touch-screen calibration
• CPUs: One ARM9 and one ARM7
• Sound: Ste­reo spea­kers pro­vi­ding vir­tual surround sound, depen­ding on the software
• Bat­tery: Lithium ion bat­tery deli­ve­ring six to 10 hours of play on a four-hour charge, depen­ding on use; power-saving sleep mode; AC adapter
• Lan­gua­ges: English, Japa­nese, Spa­nish, French, German

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