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Video Games Encyclopedia by Gamepressure.com
DS (short for Dual Screen) is the 7th generation portable console from Nintendo and a successor to Game Boy Advance. It was released on November 21st, 2004 in North America and on March 11, 2005 in Europe. The most characteristic feature of this handheld are two screens (including one touch screen). DS is the second most popular console in the history of gaming industry (right after PlayStation 2). In 2011 it was succeeded by 3DS.
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Top Spin 3
Sports 20 June 2008
Top Spin 3 is another part of the series of games, allowing us to play the characters of world-famous tennis players. It was prepared as usual by Pam Development.
Rafa Nadal Tennis
Sports 05 January 2007
Rafa Nadal Tennis is a tennis game, branded by a Spanish player named Rafael Nadal Parera. The athlete managed to win the French Open tournament twice in a row (in 2005 and 2006). Now, owners of the Nintendo double-screen console can also become tennis masters - of course in the virtual edition.
Top Spin 2
Sports 29 March 2006
Top Spin 2 is a continuation of the well accepted by the tennis simulation market at the turn of 2003 and 2004. In the sequel oo we have more than twenty stars of the world's tennis.
Balls of Fury
Sports 27 September 2007
Balls of Fury is a table tennis game (or, if you prefer, ping pong ponga). However, while in other productions of this type we could take part in official competitions, here we are dealing with an illegal, "underground" variety of this sport. The game is not only about big money, but also about life (only winners can be sure of their own).
Sega Superstars Tennis
Sports 18 March 2008
A tennis game in which we take control of one of fifteen different characters. These are the heroes of the company's most popular games, including Sonic, Ulala and Amigo.