The Nintendo DS (named for its 'Dual Screen') is Nintendo's 4th handheld format after the Game Boy (1989), Game Boy Color (1998) and Game Boy Advance (2001).
Originally named 'Nitro' (hence the product code of 'NTR') the machine makes use of two screens, the lower one of which is a stylus touch-screen.
This double-screen design is both a great addition and an interesting hark back to Nintendo's old-school Game & Watch LCD games of the 80s.
Platinum Silver
プラチナシルバー
2 Dec 2004
Graphite Black
グラファイトブラック
24 Mar 2005
Pure White
ピュアホワイト
24 Mar 2005
Turquoise Blue
ターコイズブルー
21 Apr 2005
Candy Pink
キャンディピンク
21 Apr 2005
Red
レッド
8 Aug 2005
Nintendo DS Lite
ニンテンドーDS Lite
2 Mar 2006
A brief 15 months after the launch of the original model the DS hardware got its first makeover in the form of the 'DS Lite'.
Much smaller in size, the screens are also brighter.
Crystal White
クリスタルホワイト
2 Mar 2006
Enamel Navy
エナメルネイビー
11 Mar 2006
Ice Blue
アイスブルー
11 Mar 2006
Noble Pink
ノーブルピンク
20 July 2006
Jet Black
ジェットブラック
2 Sep 2006
Gloss Silver
グロスシルバー
23 June 2007
Metallic Rose
メタリックロゼ
23 June 2007
Crimson / Black
クリムゾン/ブラック
4 Oct 2007
Nintendo DSi
ニンテンドーDSi
1 Nov 2008
The DSi features an upgraded operating system with content storage and easier access to online features.
The casing features two 0.3 megapixel digital cameras, one on the inner swivel and the other on front of the unit.
White
ホワイト
1 Nov 2008
Black
ブラック
1 Nov 2008
Pink
ピンク
20 Mar 2009
Lime Green
ライムグリーン
20 Mar 2009
Metallic Blue
メタリックブルー
20 Mar 2009
Red
レッド
11 July 2009
Nintendo DSi LL
ニンテンドーDSi LL
21 Nov 2009
The 4th and final DS model, the king-size 'DSi LL', appeared a year after the DSi, shortly before the introduction of the Nintendo 3DS in 2011.
Wine Red ワインレッド
21 Nov 2009
Dark Brown
ダークブラウン
21 Nov 2009
Natural White
ナチュラルホワイト
21 Nov 2009
Blue
ブルー
19 June 2010
Yellow
イエロー
19 June 2010
Green
グリーン
19 June 2010
NINTENDO DS GOODS
Nintendo DS Platinum Silver
ニンテンドーDS プラチナシルバー
NINTENDO DS
