Titles confirmed for the console's launch will include Super Mario 64 DS, Madden NFL 2005, Tiger Woods PGA Tour Golf, The Urbz: Sims in the City, and an as yet unnamed major title from Activision. Other third-party titles available during the launch period include Ping Pals, Feel the Magic: XY/XX, Rayman DS, Asphalt Urban G, Ridge Racer DS and Mr. DRILLER: Drill Spirits.
Nintendo's list of DS-specific first-party franchises due to be released in the first quarter of next year includes a multiplayer Mario Kart, as well as Metroid Prime Hunters, WarioWare Inc. DS, Animal Crossing, Yoshi's Touch & Go, Advance Wars DS, and a new Super Mario Bros., among many others to be announced in the near future. Third-party publishers will add GoldenEye: Rogue Agent, Need For Speed Underground, Viewtiful Joe, Bomberman, Frogger, a Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles title, and many more.
Though pricing strategies have not been released for the Nintendo DS system, expect Nintendo-published games to retail for as low as $29.99 (24.39 Euros, 16.85 Pounds and AU$41.99). Third-party game prices are expected to follow suit with similar prices.
Nintendo of America is due to hold a press conference held in Seattle later today and the day after. PALGN will cover all relevant information as soon as it becomes available. Stay tuned.

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