which made it all the more incredible that Nintendo actually manage to score an exclusive GTA installment for a handheld. Nintendo's systems have rarely been positioned in line with Mature content and adult themes, though, so Grand Theft Auto has understandably been absent on Big N consoles over the years. Publisher: Rockstar Games | Developer: Rockstar Leeds Release Date: Ma| Read the Review Rockstar revolutionized M-rated gaming with the release of Grand Theft Auto III years ago, reinvigorating and relaunching a series that has since gone on to define adult appeal in the industry. Featuring plenty of depth and a lengthy core campaign, this is one of those wild experiments we desperately hope will see a sequel. The classic collecting formula from Nintendo's franchise complements the depth of Tecmo Koei's series, almost to the point where it seems as though these two concepts have always existed hand-in-hand. Still, some of the best experiences featuring Pikachu and his friends have resulted from leaving that safe territory, and Pokemon Conquest is a great example of that.While Conquest doesn't necessarily change the turn-based strategy formula to any considerable degree, it executes is vision – a hybrid of Pokemon and iconic Japanese series Nobunaga's Ambition – with great skill. The Pokemon franchise isn't always considered to be the most versatile in Nintendo's arsenal, despite many attempts at breaking away from the near-annual releases of the traditional RPG. Publisher: Nintendo | Developer: KOEI Release Date: J| Read the Review Read it, take it in, and then prepare to voice either your approval or disagreement through our Comments box at the end – because we're pretty sure this edition's going to stir up a little controversy. What follows is our latest version of the venerable countdown, updated to take into account all the great games released since we last published this list two years ago. Over the years it's been our privilege to cover the many different games that helped make that success happen, and occasionally we've also collected our thoughts in the form of Top 25 countdowns – bringing you, in a concise list, what we believe are the best of the best for Nintendo's DS.
Once thought to be just a gimmick with its two separate displays, clamshell design and touch screen interface, the oddity of DS debuted as a "third pillar" for Nintendo but went on to dethrone the company's titanic Game Boy brand and claim the handheld market for its own.
Eight years, four hardware versions and millions of sales later, Nintendo's DS has proven itself as one of the most important and impactful video game systems ever released.
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