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By 2010, the Nintendo DS family was one of the best-selling console lineups of all time. The DS Lite and the camera-equipped DSi were the ultimate pocket games of the year. They offered a dual-screen experience, stylus controls, and a library of legendary titles. In 2010, gamers were busy catching monsters in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver , solving puzzles in Professor Layton , and playing Super Mario 64 DS on the school bus. PlayStation Portable (PSP-3000 and PSP Go)

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If the game has a story, it’s paper-thin: “Save the princess,” “Stop the virus,” or “Become the best chef/city planner/space pilot.” Dialogue is stiffly translated English with typos. Characters have names like “Bob” or “Kira” and emoticon-like expressions. You won’t remember them an hour later. By 2010, the Nintendo DS family was one

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By 2010, the Nintendo DS family was one of the best-selling console lineups of all time. The DS Lite and the camera-equipped DSi were the ultimate pocket games of the year. They offered a dual-screen experience, stylus controls, and a library of legendary titles. In 2010, gamers were busy catching monsters in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver , solving puzzles in Professor Layton , and playing Super Mario 64 DS on the school bus. PlayStation Portable (PSP-3000 and PSP Go)

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If the game has a story, it’s paper-thin: “Save the princess,” “Stop the virus,” or “Become the best chef/city planner/space pilot.” Dialogue is stiffly translated English with typos. Characters have names like “Bob” or “Kira” and emoticon-like expressions. You won’t remember them an hour later.