Nintendo DS
Nintendo DS, abbreviated as NDS or DS, is a handheld game console developed and manufactured by Nintendo released in 2004. The DS stands for "dual screen". The console features a clamshell design, with two LCD screens inside - the bottom of which is a touch-sensitive screen. It is succeeded by the Nintendo 3DS
The Lite model, released in 2006, is a slimmer, more lightweight redesign of the earlier Nintendo DS model; aesthetically sleeker to complement Nintendo's Wii, and to appeal to broader commercial audiences.
The DSi model, released in 2009 (2008 in Japan), is an even slimmer than the Lite Model. Changes to the DSi are greater than the previous Lite model as it features two interactive digital cameras, an SD card slot, internal memory, and an online store as well as an internet browser built-in. However, unlike the previous DS models, the DSi does not have a Game Boy Advance slot, meaning that Wizardry Summoner wasn't backward compatible.
The handheld family is the 2nd most-sold set of consoles to date, only a million units short behind the PlayStation 2. Three titles were made only in Japan.
List of Games
- Wizardry Asterisk: The Scarlet Seal (2005)
- Wizardry: The Wedge of Life (2009)
- Wizardry: Legacy of Oblivion (2010)
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Platforms / Consoles / Services
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Apple | Apple II - Macintosh - macOS - iPhone - iPad |
Commodore | Commodore 64 - Commodore 128 - Amiga |
IBM | IBM PC |
Microsoft | MS-DOS - MSX - Windows - Xbox One - Xbox Series X & S |
Fujitsu | FM-7 - FM-77 - FM Towns |
NEC | PC-88 - PC-98 - PC Engine CD |
Sharp | Sharp X1 |
Nintendo | Nintendo Entertainment System - Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Game Boy - Game Boy Color - Game Boy Advance - Nintendo DS - Nintendo Switch |
SEGA | Sega Saturn |
Bandai | WonderSwan Color |
PlayStation | PlayStation - PlayStation 2 - PlayStation Portable - PlayStation 3 - PlayStation Network - PlayStation Vita - PlayStation 4 - PlayStation 5 |
Various | Nokia - Siemens - Android |
Services | EZweb - J-Sky - Vodafone - NTT DoCoMo - Steam - GOG.com - Google Play |