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When Did the Nintendo DS Make Its Big Debut?

When Did the Nintendo DS Make Its Big Debut?
Jessica Ferguson

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Ever wondered when the famous Nintendo DS first hit the shelves and changed the gaming world forever? Let’s dive into its grand entrance into the gaming scene.

When did the Nintendo DS come out, you ask? Let’s find out when this gaming giant made its first appearance.

The Nintendo DS Debuted in 2004

The Nintendo DS, a revolutionary handheld gaming device by Nintendo, made its grand entrance in 2004. This portable console was a game-changer, literally. Its unique design featured two screens, one of which was a touch screen, an innovation at the time.

Beyond its innovative hardware, the DS hosted a plethora of games that catered to all ages and interests. From brain teasers to epic adventures, the DS had something for everyone, making it an instant hit amongst gamers around the world.

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