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The Nintendo DS should be rejuvenated, not rejected

Written by: Natasha Tar, Peak Associate When I was 10, I broke open the box of my brand-new Nintendo DS Lite and booted up Animal Crossing: Wild World, the first video game I would play on my very first gaming console. Over Wi-Fi, I would connect with my friend who lived three hours away, and we would play for hours. On long roadtrips, the DS’s battery life would somehow hold up for days without a charge. It was sturdy, portable, and fun. It was the only console I needed. Today, the DS is still my only gaming companion (along with…

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