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| media= Nintendo DS cards,<br>[[Game Boy Advance]] cartridges | | media= Nintendo DS cards,<br>[[Game Boy Advance]] cartridges | ||
| predecessor= [[Game Boy Advance]] | | predecessor= [[Game Boy Advance]] | ||
| successor= [[Nintendo | | successor= [[Nintendo DSi]] | ||
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The '''Nintendo DS''' (ニンテンドーDS, ''Nintendō Dīesu'') is the first in [[Nintendo]]'s latest series of handheld systems. Its major features include its two screens, one of which is a [[stylus]]-operated touch screen, a built-in microphone, and wireless capabilities allowing for [[multiplayer]] games and applications. Since its release in 2004, the Nintendo DS has seen great consumer success amongst the several versions of itself.<ref>[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/pdf/2008/080730e.pdf#page=11 Consolidated Financial Highlights] Retrieved on October 15, 2008</ref> A redesign, the '''Nintendo DS Lite''', improved on the original Nintendo DS in almost every way, and replaced the original upon its release. Nintendo originally announced it on January 26, 2006 before releasing it in Japan over a month later. | The '''Nintendo DS''' (ニンテンドーDS, ''Nintendō Dīesu'') is the first in [[Nintendo]]'s latest series of handheld systems. Its major features include its two screens, one of which is a [[stylus]]-operated touch screen, a built-in microphone, and wireless capabilities allowing for [[multiplayer]] games and applications. Since its release in 2004, the Nintendo DS has seen great consumer success amongst the several versions of itself.<ref>[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/pdf/2008/080730e.pdf#page=11 Consolidated Financial Highlights] Retrieved on October 15, 2008</ref> A redesign, the '''Nintendo DS Lite''', improved on the original Nintendo DS in almost every way, and replaced the original upon its release. Nintendo originally announced it on January 26, 2006 before releasing it in Japan over a month later. | ||
