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The Nintendo DS includes a touch-sensitive screen and is geared for an older crowd.

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The Nintendo DS includes a touch-sensitive screen.

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DS launch titles include a new version of Electronic Arts' "Madden NFL" football game.

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Nintendo has adapted its "Metroid" shooting game for the DS.

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The PictoChat function built into the DS allows wireless exchange of text messages and drawings.

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We're not sure what the objective of "Puppy Times" is. But aren't they cute?

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One of the more inventive uses of the DS touch-screen comes in "Kenshuui Tendo Dokuta," a virtual surgery game from Japanese developer Spike.