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The '''Nintendo DS''' is a seventh generation handheld console released by [[Nintendo]] on November 1, 2004 in North America and December 2, 2004 in Japan. It is Nintendo's first console to have two screens, with the bottom being able to be controlled by touching it. The Nintendo has received two redesigns, the DS lite and the DSi, the latter of which soon getting a redesign in the form of the Nintendo DSi XL. The Nintendo DS comes with a stylus, which can be held onto by putting it in a spot on the DS, whose location varies depending on what type of DS it is. The Nintendo DS' cartridges are smaller than those of the [[Game Boy Advance]], and are placed in the top portion of the DS. Game Boy Advance games can also be played on the DS and the DS lite, and is removed from the DSi to make it lighter. | The '''Nintendo DS''' is a seventh generation handheld console released by [[Nintendo]] on November 1, 2004 in North America and December 2, 2004 in Japan. It is Nintendo's first console to have two screens, with the bottom being able to be controlled by touching it. The Nintendo has received two redesigns, the DS lite and the DSi, the latter of which soon getting a redesign in the form of the Nintendo DSi XL. The Nintendo DS comes with a stylus, which can be held onto by putting it in a spot on the DS, whose location varies depending on what type of DS it is. The Nintendo DS' cartridges are smaller than those of the [[Game Boy Advance]], and are placed in the top portion of the DS. Game Boy Advance games can also be played on the DS and the DS lite, and is removed from the DSi to make it lighter. | ||
== Nintendo DS Lite == | |||
The '''Nintendo DS Lite''' is the second member of the Nintendo DS line of consoles, and predecessor to the [[Nintendo DSi]]. It offers some changes from the regular version, including having differences in how bright the screen can be, a lighter weight, a smaller size, increased battery life and capacity, greater shock resistance, and other minor changes. | |||
==Kirby games on the DS== | ==Kirby games on the DS== | ||
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The Nintendo DS is a seventh generation handheld console released by Nintendo on November 1, 2004 in North America and December 2, 2004 in Japan. It is Nintendo's first console to have two screens, with the bottom being able to be controlled by touching it. The Nintendo has received two redesigns, the DS lite and the DSi, the latter of which soon getting a redesign in the form of the Nintendo DSi XL. The Nintendo DS comes with a stylus, which can be held onto by putting it in a spot on the DS, whose location varies depending on what type of DS it is. The Nintendo DS' cartridges are smaller than those of the Game Boy Advance, and are placed in the top portion of the DS. Game Boy Advance games can also be played on the DS and the DS lite, and is removed from the DSi to make it lighter.
Nintendo DS Lite
The Nintendo DS Lite is the second member of the Nintendo DS line of consoles, and predecessor to the Nintendo DSi. It offers some changes from the regular version, including having differences in how bright the screen can be, a lighter weight, a smaller size, increased battery life and capacity, greater shock resistance, and other minor changes.
