Developed by Sumo Digital, this is the handheld port of Sega Superstars Tennis. While the core mechanics remain very similar, the game differs from the home console version in its presentation, depth, and certain elements of functionality.
DS Bimoji Training is a game for the Nintendo DS which allows you to practice calligraphy. It was released by Nintendo as part of the Touch Generations series in 2008, and came with a unique stylus shaped like a calligraphy brush. The game was developed by Indieszero and never released outside of Japan.
Command and Destroy brings army-based Real Time Strategy game play to the Nintendo DS for the very first time. Set in the future on a colonial outpost in deep space, two different species are pitted against each other due to Alien invasion. Players get to decide whether to play the role of the humans, defiantly standing up to the alien onslaught, or whether you'd like to control the extra terrestrials hell-bent on the destruction of the human race.
Experience the thrilling adventures of George of the Jungle, a classic side-scrolling platformer reminiscent of Pitfall! As the fearless George, you'll navigate through a lush jungle environment, dodging hazards like mischievous monkeys and treacherous pits. Be careful, though - some obstacles can be deadly, so keep a sharp eye out for danger. But don't worry, George has got some tricks up his sleeve too! Swing from vines and collect precious eggs to boost your progress. Just remember to stay safe and have fun!
Nanostray 2 is a sequel to the DS shoot-em-up Nanostray released in 2005. It features improvements over it's prequel such as a new weapon system, enhanced touch controls, and unlockable minigames. It is developed by Shin'en Multimedia and published by Majesco.
Méthode Mathématique Du Professeur Kageyama sur DS vous fait réviser vos bases mathématiques afin que vous puissiez briller en société lors de la résolution d'une équation à inconnues multiples. Le titre s'appuie sur une méthode japonaise visant à apprendre l'arithmétique en faisant faire des opérations via un tableau rempli de chiffres qu'il faut compléter, à travers 20 niveaux de difficulté et 40 exercices proposés.