Nintendo DS

Nintendo DS

Computer Engineering, Software Engineering, Video game design, Circuits

The DS is a gaming console that was made by the company Nintendo. It was popularized for its inclusive nature and its ability to be easily transported to play with others. With many titles like the Pokémon, Mario and Ace Attorney frranchies being the most popular. The DS was unique for its double screen design, allowing for a more immerisve gaming experience than handheld consoles had previously allowed for. The Nintendo DS also allows for backwards compatibility, or in other words, newer models can run games made for previous models of the DS. This lets users who have owned older generations of the console upgrade to a newer version, while keeping their favorite games from the older version without having to restart them or buy them again. This furthers the inclusive nature of the DS by allowing for a less financially stressful experience overall.

ID: A red, rectangular gaming console that opens to have two screens. It has buttons labeled “A”, “B”, “Y”, and “X” on the right side of the bottom screen, and arrow buttons on the left side of the bottom screen with the power button also being on the bottom left side. On the back, it has a cartridge slot for games, an SD slot for more storage, and a slot to keep a DS Stylus.

Physical Dimensions: 5 in x 4 in

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Personal Collection

Feb. 26, 2011

Vincent Kruel

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