Nintendo DS

The Nintendo DS is Nintendo's fourth handheld, designed for the seventh generation of video games. Two MX vs. ATV games are playable on this platform.

Overview
Originally designed as a companion to the Game Boy Advance and the GameCube, the Nintendo DS would ultimately serve as the successor of Nintendo's Game Boy product line, with backwards compatibility for the former and new features that have not been available on its prior three handhelds. Not only does the DS have more processing power than the Game Boy Advance, it would also feature innovative dual-screen gameplay, with one of the screens functioning as a touch screen. The DS also boasted online connectivity and utilized twice the number of face buttons the Game Boy handhelds had, making its standard pad control layout similar to that a Super Nintendo Entertainment System controller, with the pad and face buttons flanking the bottom touch screen. The Nintendo DS can also wirelessly link with its console counterpart, the Wii. With many games taking advantage of the system's dual-screen capabilities and/or its bottom touch screen control, the Nintendo DS achieved profound success as a handheld system and has become the best selling one in the world.

The MX vs. ATV series

 * MX vs. ATV Untamed
 * MX vs. ATV Reflex