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Nintendo has announced its lineup of games for its very own Nintendo DS during E3. As of March 31 this year, the DS has sold more than 40 million units worldwide. The DS has introduced some of the most innovative - not to forget educational - games that have hit the gaming industry thanks to its interactive design. Now the new generation of games are about to be released.
Flash Focus: Vision Training in Minutes a Day involves the user in a series of tests in hand-eye coordination, eye agility, reaction time and peripheral vision. It's designed to help users focus better and launches on October 15.
The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass is the all new Zelda game that pushes the graphics capabilities of the DS, Phantom Hourglass has intuitive controls and promises to intrigue long-time fans and new fans. The game will be out on October 1 for the US and in June for Japan.
Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day brings the best selling brain exercise game back! Introducing more than a dozen all-new puzzles to exercise those neurons, this game will be available on August 20.
Picross DS should be out by July 30, while Donkey Kong Jungle Climber will be stretching its legs on September 10. Chibi-Robo Park Patrol should hit stores by October 2, with Mario Party DS signing up for a bash on DSes everywhere by November 19. Nintendo Magic chimes abacadabras on November 26, while Professor Layton and the Curious Village satisfy their brain itches on December 3.
Nintendo Crossword (working title) was also mentioned to be one of the other DS titles to be released this year, although not target release date was specified as of press time.
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