Nintendo DS emulators have been around for awhile on PCs, but a proper touchscreen version for a mobile platform like Android OS? That’s new, and in this case, not a gimmick like the “shell” iPhone ...

I have the feeling that DS Sys—a Nintendo DS emulator—is not going to last long at the iTunes App Store. Not because it can play DS games—it can’t—but because it looks and acts exactly like a Nintendo ...

A list of the best Nintendo DS emulators can help retro gaming fans looking to replay their favorite titles on mobile devices. Launched in November 2004, the Nintendo DS introduced some iconic games, ...

From the developer who brought you GBA4iOS, there’s a new gaming emulator in town that’s available for iPhone and iPad without a jailbreak. NDS4iOS, as it’s called, brings Nintendo DS games to your ...

Someone recently turned their folding phone into a Nintendo DS thanks to emulation. Nintendo fans have always been some of the most creative gamers. Not only do they find ways to show their passion ...

A Nintendo DS emulator app for Android called DraStic DS Emulator is now free on Android. If you were looking for a way to emulate your games on your phone, this is probably one of the best ways to do ...

The popular Nintendo DS emulator DraStic has been removed from the Google Play Store. The developer has not announced why it was removed, but the official website is also down. DraStic was made free ...

The developer behind a series of popular game console emulators for Android such as the Tiger GBA Emulator and Tiger SNES Emulator has released the first working Nintendo DS emulator available in the ...

NDS4iOS, a Nintendo DS emulator that runs on both non-jailbroken and jailbroken iOS devices, is now available to install through an over-the air download, reports TouchArcade. Similar to the first ...

It seems like that first Nintendo DS emulator we wrote about back in Novemeber didn't exactly do much actual emulation, but there's now a new one out called Dualis that supposedly does work, sort of.

Krystle Vermes is a Boston-based news reporter for Android Police. She is a graduate of the Suffolk University journalism program, and has more than a decade of experience as a writer and editor in ...