Most Popular Nintendo Ds Games - Page 30
Pokémon HeartGold Generations
2025
Hack-Rom of Pokemon HeartGold, a project featuring Gens 1-9 Pokemon, modern mechanics like nature changing, and other QoL features using HG-EngineNintendogs Deluxe
2025
Nintendogs Deluxe
2025
Nintendogs Deluxe is an unofficial patch for all first-generation Nintendogs games. It was created as a self-imposed challenge to develop a small mod within only seven days. The mod provides an enhanced yet faithful way to replay the original Nintendogs by creating a single game that includes the content from all versions such that no external needs are necessary complete the entire game.Breakout!
2010
Breakout!
2010
A homebrew remake of the original Breakout made for the DS. The game was made as a part of the NEO Retro Coding Compo 2010.Crazy School Games
2009
Crazy School Games
2009
Crazy School games contains 10 different minigames, such as Tic-Tac-Toe and Yathzee.Voltorb Flip
2009
Voltorb Flip
2009
A blast from the past! This game originated as a minigame in Pokemon Heartgold and Soulsilver is the perfect marriage of Minesweeper and Picross taking all the best aspects of both. Voltorb Flip is a relic from a past game that asserts itself today as a stand alone puzzle *experience*Yatterman DS: Bikkuri Dokkiri Daisakusen da Koron
2008
Yatterman DS: Bikkuridokkiri Daisakusen da Koron is an Action game, developed and published by Takara Tomy, which was released in Japan in 2008.Mär Heaven: Karudea no Akuma
2006
MÄR Heaven: Karudea no Akuma is a Japan-only action RPG. It features a touch-based, card-style battle system using magical items called ÄRMs. Players can explore in Story Mode, duel others in multiplayer Battle Mode, and trade ÄRMs wirelessly.House M.D.
2010
Jeopardy!
2010
Jeopardy!
2010
Jeopardy! is a game show style quiz game for play on the Nintendo DS/DSi platform. An accurate representation of the iconic TV show of the same name, Jeopardy! features over 2,400 clues, 1-3 player support and realistic representations of real-life host Alex Trebek and members of the Jeopardy! "Clue Crew." In addition to familiar Jeopardy! "answer-question" gameplay, the DS version contains "commercial break" mini-games and trivia as well as functionality that simulates an in-game studio and audience.
