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With Japan having been ravaged by the oil crisis of 1973, president of Nintendo Hiroshi Yamauchi looked for a way to turn things around for his company and bring in money to fund new ventures. He ended up turning to Gunpei Yokoi and his team at R&D1 to create the Game and Watch family of systems. Using calculator LCD screens and simple games, the handheld era of Nintendo began. Fast forward to June 2001 where the Game Boy Advance, a full successor to the Game Boy, finally hit the rest of the world. With a more powerful 32-bit CPU, the GBA was meant to be the Super Nintendo to the Game Boys NES. With the GBA shown off early in its marketing cycle running a port of Yoshi’s Story, it seemed that the handheld market was indeed pushing for the next generation. Of course, the GBA, much like the original Game Boy, was a success. Getting other iterations like the Game Boy Advance SP, it wasn’t long until the Game Boy Advance’s true successor was in development at Nintendo, and with it’s final design featuring two screens, it would take a different approach to handheld gaming, and how players engaged with games on the go, much like the Game and Watch and Game Boy that came before it. This is the history of the Nintendo DS. Intro: 00:00 - 01:39 Part 1 - A Lesser Known Hero: 01:40 - 17:05 Part 2 - The Next Generation: 17:06 - 36:05 Part 3 - Only Nintendo: 36:06 - 46:53 Part 4 - Double the Stakes: 46:54 - 01:05:43 Part 5 - A Dual Screened Legacy: 1:05:44 - 1:13:12 Music featured in this video (in order of appearance) Bittersweet by: glaciaere National Park (Pokemon Gold/Silver) Jazz Cover by: The Consouls    • National Park (Pokémon Gold/Silver) Jazz C...   Professor Layton's Theme Jazz Cover by: The Consouls    • Professor Layton's Theme Jazz Cover - The ...   Cafe K.K. (Animal Crossing) Jazz Cover by: The Consouls    • Café K.K. (Animal Crossing) Jazz Cover   Walking the Dog (Nintendogs) Multi-Instrument Cover by: Haakon Davidsen    • "Walking the dog" - Nintendogs - Multi-ins...   Trophy Theme (Super Smash Bros. Melee) Jazz Cover by: The Consouls    • Trophy Theme (Super Smash Bros. Melee) Jaz...   Last Wave from Outrun by: Hiroshi Kawaguchi Odyssey by: Home Wii Shop Music Interested in the research conducted for this video? Check out this Google Doc that has each source I used (and time stamped to when this source appears on screen, if it does!): https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/... Join my Patreon for monthly updates, behind the scene posts, and more:   / videogamedocs39