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The '''Nintendo DS''' is the successor to the Nintendo [[Gameboy Advance]] and the latest portable console developed by [[Nintendo]]. | |||
==List of Metriod games on the DS== | |||
*''[[Metroid Prime Pinball]]'' | |||
*''[[Metroid Prime Hunters]]'' | |||
==The Touch Screen and Stylus== | |||
The Nintendo DS is famous for being the only video game console that uses Touchscreen technology to play its games (Though this is usually optional). Although it is possible to use a finger to manipulate the touchscreen, it comes with a DS stylus, a pen like object used to tap on small buttons that large fingers might miss. | |||
==Buttons== | |||
*A | |||
*B | |||
*Y | |||
*X | |||
*Start | |||
*Select | |||
*Left | |||
*Right | |||
*POWER (some models) | |||
*D-pad (Up, down, right, and left) | |||
[[Category:Consoles]] | |||
Revision as of 09:56, 14 April 2010
The Nintendo DS is the successor to the Nintendo Gameboy Advance and the latest portable console developed by Nintendo.
List of Metriod games on the DS
The Touch Screen and Stylus
The Nintendo DS is famous for being the only video game console that uses Touchscreen technology to play its games (Though this is usually optional). Although it is possible to use a finger to manipulate the touchscreen, it comes with a DS stylus, a pen like object used to tap on small buttons that large fingers might miss.
Buttons
- A
- B
- Y
- X
- Start
- Select
- Left
- Right
- POWER (some models)
- D-pad (Up, down, right, and left)
