The Nintendo DS was a revolutionary handheld console released in 2004 featuring two screens, including a touch screen, and wireless connectivity - innovations never before seen in portable gaming. Over time the DS evolved, with the DS Lite released in 2006 having a smaller size and bigger screens, and the DSi in 2009 adding downloadable minigames and cameras while removing GBA compatibility. In 2006 Nintendo also released the Wii home console, known for its motion controls that allowed mimicking real-world sports.
2. Nintendo’s newest handeheld In 2004, nintendo released a handheld console that was revolutionary, the nintendo DS. The DS featured 2 screens, the bottom one being a touch screen, wireless connection, and wi-fi connection. These things have never been done before in the history of portable gaming.
3. Evolution of the DS When the DS was first released, it had relatively small screens, a GBA slot for backwards compatability. 2 years later, the DS lite came out. It was smaller, and had bigger screens. In 2009, The Dsi was released, Though it lacked the GBA slot, it has Dsiware, where you could download cheap minigames. It also had bigger screen, and 2 cameras.
4. The nintendowii In 2006, nintendo released the wii, which featured motion controls, so you could mimic bowling or tennis.
