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TrackMania DS
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TrackMania DS for the Nintendo DS is a stunt-filled racing game that features over 100 tracks loaded with jumps, loops, and ramps. Players also have access to a track design system, TrackManiacs, that gives total freedom to create race courses. TrackMania's "Coppers" reward system gives you credits for completed races which can be used to unlock new tracks, new car paint schemes, and new parts to use in making tracks. TrackMania DS supports single and multi-card local wireless multiplayer support for up to four players at a time (and eight players via hot-seat mode).
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Lovely Lisa
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Lovely Lisa for the Nintendo DS is a fashion-simulation game that helps young girls learn and understand the importance of working hard and having fun while achieving their own fashion style. Players earn Lisa-points by perfecting beauty skills and techniques; helping out around the house; and learning what it takes to become a successful career girl. Providing a well-rounded approach to beauty and fashion, Lovely Lisa rewards girls with gorgeous accessories, original clothes, fabulous hairstyles, and make-up.
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Jake Power: Handyman
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In Jake Power: Handyman for the NIntendo DS, players are challenged to become the country's most famous handyman. Players must help make citizen's lives easier by repairing their buildings and making the city more liveable and beautiful.
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Jake Power: Policeman
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In Jake Power: Policeman for the Nintendo DS, players use their own customized police vehicle to rescue innocent people and chase down criminals throughout the city.
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Jake Power: Fire-Fighter
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In Jake Power: Fire-Fighter for the Nintendo DS, players must save residents by putting out raging fires while navigating rapidly and safely throughout the city in their own customized fire truck.
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WarioWare: Touched!
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Wario and his crew of game designers make their debut on the Nintendo DS in WarioWare Touched! With hundreds of microgames. WarioWare: Touched! features all of the frantic microgame goodness of the previous games, but with a lot of new touches as you control the on-screen action with the touch screen and stylus.
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The Chase: Felix Meets Felicity
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Join in the adrenaline rush by jumping in the shoes of Felix or Felicity to race across town in time to rendezvous. To make it unscathed, players need to deftly navigate a series of obstacle-laden environments without ever letting up the break-neck pace. Run, jump, dodge and slide through hectic scenarios while desperately trying to stay ahead of the clock and rainy weather. The pick-up-and-play gameplay makes use of the Nintendo DS stylus to draw platforms to climb and hop across, dodging difficult barriers and any cold-hearted misanthropes who get in the way.
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Back at the Barnyard: Slop Bucket Games
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Back at the Barnyard makes its debut on the DS with this compilation of events based on the Nickelodeon series. Become a member of the Barnyard as you compete in the first "Slop Bucket Games," as you explore the Barnyard with a free roaming hub world and compete in 10 sporting events, like Cowapult!, Chicken Launch!, and Whack-A-Rac! to win the ultimate Slop Bucket trophy.
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Moon
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Moon for the NIntendo DS has a cinematic story line with white knuckle shooting action, built on Renegade Kid version 2.0 engine for robust gameplay. Collect alien artifacts and challenge insane difficult levels to unlock hidden content. Rip up the lunar landscacpe in your turret equipped moon buggy or remote search Droid. Use powerful alien technology like the lepton spread shotgun.
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