The First Nintendo DS?

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It May Not Have A Touch Screen... But This Game & Watch Has Screens That Interact WIth Eachother...

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Wierd, Huh?

 

[komio]

yeah there was alot of different games on diffrerent ones i dont know if these were made before the DS we know or after but there was a zelda i rememebr seeing in this format heh... they look kinda wierd lol

 

[Jakobthelyre]

yep thats the ds, doesnt have download play features yet. you can use a stylus on it but it doesnt do you any good.

 

[sKin]

yep thats the ds, doesnt have download play features yet. you can use a stylus on it but it doesnt do you any good.

I hope you're joking...

Anyways thats the Game and Watch. It came out AGES before the DS, and I think it was released early 90's, right before the Gameboy. It's ancient.

 

[Sam_Harris]

lol Jakobthelyre your have to be kidding your self my dad had one of these when he was young and it was a revolution then there is no touch screen or download play cause internet then was almost non existent next to actually know what your talking about

 

[Jakobthelyre]

go read it again. i said it doesnt have download play features yet, idiot

 

[twilight_princess]

haha I have one of those things.

 

[Sam_Harris]

yes i know you said it didnt have download play but i was just saying that it wasnt a ds it is a very old game and watch and there is no stylus

 

[komio]

i think he meant it sarcastically misunderstanding between people

 

[ratman]

I had the zelda one, I sold it for like £1, I think I could have got more for it though

 

[AltF4]

Haha.

That looks...uhh...cool?

I would actually like to have one though.

It's like retro gaming to the max.

 

[registerednerd]

Not only was it the first DS, it was the first Nintendo handheld. Look it up if you don't believe me.

 

[Mr_Stoukaph]

When 1980 rolled around....They created a few handheld games for the general public who didn’t want to spend quarters. The new game system was another creation by Gunpei Yokoi and was called “Game & Watch.” It was a normal watch that ran on watch batteries, but it had a game displayed in the LCD screen. Instead of graphics made of pixels, the Game & Watch used pre-drawn characters to simulate the game. Various games were Popeye, Mickey Mouse, Ball, Fire, and Parachute.

From my essay