An Objective Review of The Nintendo DS

OR Nintendo DS is a portable game system that was introduced to the North American market and at the same time for the Japanese market in November 2004. Prepared in a manner similar to the Nintendo Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS 2 small screens LCD integrated in a clamshell design. The top screen has been designed for display, while using the lower screen is used as a touchscreen for use in games. The touch screen can be used with a stylus, similar to a PDA and traditional buttons are also integrated into the sides of the screen below, similar to that button system used in the 1990 Super NES.

The system is built with a stereo microphone system and built-in speakers that can take a virtual surround sound environment, which is extraordinary for a tool of this size. The microphone is used for various games that require a voice detection system like Nintendogs, Brain Age or may be used for the online discussion at a meeting of Internet gaming.

For people who like to play games online with other players, the DS, it is perhaps the most sought-system, and it provides an 802.11 wireless connection. While dozens of game consoles are directed toward adolescents and children, the Nintendo DS has fans of all ages. Recognizing this, games for adults have been developed that can help with memory function. The series of games is known as Brain Age and consists of a pair of programs, which can help support its strong brain. Not only can you play games that help your brain, but you can also play games that are enjoyable at the same time. Sprint like memory games, the clock speed, the memory number, Math Recall and Piano player can not only help your brain stay sharp, but also can be fun for adults to play almost anywhere.
After a racing crescendo with the DS, Nintendo released the Nintendo DS Lite, which is very similar, but with some differences. The DS Lite is lighter and lighter and battery lasts. A series of limited edition models have also been cast, including editing Final Fantasy III, and Pokemon edition edition Pirates of the Caribbean, among many others. Typically between Nintendo DS and DS Lite, nearly 175 million units were sold worldwide.

For those who already have a Game Boy Advance, you may know that the games of your GBA work on the Nintendo DS and recently, Nintendo released a browser for the Nintendo DS that allows you to surf the web using the internet without thread. Based on the Opera browser, the Nintendo DS is more than a video game console. A full range of accessories can also be purchased for the Nintendo DS, including helmet, Rumble Pak and a USB Wi-Fi.