Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Sky Let’s rank the best DS games that belong in some sort of hall of fame, trying as best as we can to limit entries per franchise.
We’re going to be paying tribute to the very best examples of this little two-screen wonder. While some titles struggled with the concept, others flourished and produced some amazing DS games. Some games relied on the touchscreen more than others. You would use the top screen for traditional playing, while the bottom screen could relay crucial information, or as was often the case, add a further level of depth to the gameplay with touchscreen features. The console was backwards compatible with the Game Boy Advance, paid tribute to Nintendo’s best with stellar new releases, and took advantage of a dual screen feature. Why was the Nintendo DS such a hit for Nintendo, with sales in the range of more than 130 million units? Perhaps it was a fairly impressive combination of old and new ideas. It isn’t hard to see why the handheld succeeded for so long when there’s so many possible contenders for the best DS games of all time. Originally released to exist alongside the Game Boy Advance and GameCube in 2004, the Nintendo DS would eventually become Nintendo’s handheld leader, before eventually being replaced by the 3DS in 2011. It makes perfect sense that Nintendo’s iconic Game Boy was eventually surpassed by another Nintendo handheld.
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