A living retro collection index — games, consoles, and manuals collectors have logged, how many own each one, and the market prices we have.
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Mario Kart DS brought the series to the Nintendo DS in 2005, introducing wireless four-player racing and the first online tournaments for the franchise. Collectors prize the game for its dual-screen innovations and the rare launch-day wireless play feature that required no extra hardware.
Twelve racers compete on sixteen tracks using classic items and new touch-screen shortcuts. Single-cart download play lets up to eight DS systems join a race with only one game card, while the 32-player online mode offered worldwide rankings until the service ended in 2014.
Developed by Nintendo EAD, the title was the first handheld Mario Kart to feature true 3-D environments. The team balanced the dual-screen layout so the top screen showed the race while the touch screen displayed a map and item roulette.
The game earned near-universal acclaim for its accessible handling and robust multiplayer. Reviewers noted that the online modes extended play life well beyond the campaign, cementing its status as a system-selling pack-in title.
