DS

A 3.0 x2 inch 4:3 Proprietary handheld that plays everything up to DS well.

DS

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The DS is a 3.0 x2 inch 4:3 Proprietary handheld that plays everything up to DS well, made by Nintendo. It came out in November 2004 at $40. Inside is the Custom SoC with 4 MB of RAM.

DS videos

Nintendo DS: Touched at First Sight - Scott The WozBy Scott The Woz on YouTube, 19:14
The GBA Slot on Nintendo DS - Scott The Woz SegmentBy Scott's Snippets on YouTube, 8:06
Sonic on Nintendo DS | Double the Screen, Double the SpeedBy AntDude on YouTube, 26:44
Nintendo DS RetrospectiveBy Liam Triforce on YouTube, 51:51

What it plays

Plays up to: DS. Chip: Custom SoC.

  1. Game Boy100
  2. NES100
  3. Genesis80
  4. GBA100
  5. SNES80
  6. PS10
  7. DS100
  8. N640
  9. Dreamcast0
  10. PSP0
  11. Saturn0
  12. GameCube0
  13. 3DS0
  14. Wii0
  15. PS20
  16. Switch0
  17. Wii U0
  18. PS30

Scores out of 100. 100 means the system runs at full speed with no known issues on this device. 80 or more plays well (green), 50 to 79 plays partly (yellow).

What the specs mean

Same chip as 4 other handhelds

The Custom SoC also powers the DS Lite, DSi, DSi XL, PlayStation Vita. The same chip means similar speed, though memory and cooling can differ.

Based on: Our handheld database (chip field)

Rating

Original consoles get no RETROPULSE score: it rates handhelds made for emulation.

Good

  • Plays everything up to DS well
  • Low price

Not so good

  • No analog sticks
  • PS1 games do not run reliably
  • LCD screen, not IPS or OLED
  • No video out

Specs

Performance
ChipCustom SoC
CPUARM946E-S
CoresSingle
Clock speed67.028 MHz
GPU2D Graphics Engine
RAM4 MB SRAM
CoolingNo
Screen
Size3.0 x2"
TypeLCD
Resolution256 × 192
Pixel density106 ppi
Aspect ratio4:3
Touch screenYes
Dual screenYes
Controls
D-padCross, Upper placement
Analog sticksNo
Stick layoutNo Thumbsticks
Shoulder buttonsNo L2/R2
RumbleNo
GyroscopeNo
Connectivity
Storage256 KB serial flash memory
SD cardNo
Wi-FiYes (?)
BluetoothNo
USB-CNo
Video outNo
Headphone jackYes
Build
Form factorClamshell
Dimensions148.7 x 84.7 x 28.9 mm
Weight275 g
Battery850 mAh
ShellPlastic
SpeakersFront
Software
Operating systemProprietary

Questions

Can the DS play PS2 games?

Not well. PS2 scores 0 out of 100. It plays everything up to DS well.

Does it have a headphone jack?

Yes.

How big is the battery?

850 mAh. The middle Linux and other handheld in our database has 3,000 mAh.

Can it connect to a TV?

No, it has no video out.

How much does the DS cost?

It launched at about $40 in Nov 2004. Prices on the used market change, so check current listings.

Price and newer models

$40 at launch

Similar handhelds

Specs and emulation scores from the retrocatalog.com handheld database. The score out of 10 is our own.