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Nintendo DS
Platform

Nintendo DS

Nintendo's dual-screen, touch-controlled 2004 handheld, the best-selling handheld ever at over 154 million units.
Manufacturer
Nintendo
Released
2004-2014
Launch price
$150
Units sold
154M
Media
Nintendo DS Game Card (cartridge)
CPU
Dual ARM processors: ARM946E-S @ 67 MHz (main) and ARM7TDMI @ 33 MHz (co-processor)
RAM
4 MB shared RAM (includes video memory)
Resolution
Both screens 256 × 192 pixels (3.0 in top LCD, 3.0 in bottom touchscreen)
4,467
Games
2000–2024
Years
3
Regions
$10.36
Ø CIB
+13.6%
24M change
Lineage
GameBoy · 1989
GameBoy Color · 1998
GameBoy Advance · 2001
Nintendo DS · 2004
Nintendo 3DS · 2011

About

The Nintendo DSi is a foldable dual-screen handheld game console developed and manufactured by Nintendo. Part of the Nintendo DS family, it is a revision of the hardware rather than a full redesign. The DSi features two digital cameras, larger screens, additional RAM, a faster CPU, and increased internal flash memory. It was later offered in a larger Nintendo DSi XL model. It also introduced digital distribution of games through the Nintendo DSi Shop while removing compatibility with Game Boy Advance (GBA) cartridges. Although hundreds of downloadable titles were made available, only six DSi-exclusive game cards were released.

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