Doodle Hex is a game of magical dueling where aspiring Doodlers compete head-to-head for fun and glory. Two Doodlers fight by drawing runes onto the DS touch screen, in realtime, to create powerful and fun spells to inflict on their opponent, such as blasts of fire or curses that shake the opponent's screens, turn their own spells back on them and even turn them into a frog.

Speed of thought, tactical choices and accurate drawing of simple shapes are all important to progress through the game and succeed in Doodle Hex.

Based on the James Cameron movie of the same name, The Avatar is about an ex-Marine who finds himself thrust into hostilities on an alien planet filled with exotic life forms. As an Avatar, a human mind in an alien body, he finds himself torn between two worlds, in a desperate fight for his own survival and that of the indigenous people.

This title has been confirmed as being in development but has not been announced for any specific platform--it may or may not be released on this system. Please check back for official information.

This game is based on the origins story of the X-Men's Wolverine, following up on the blockbuster movie trilogy.

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Meet Giblet, Blaze, Stench, and Zap -- an elite Minion crew who, assisted by minion master Gnarl, get star billing in Overlord Minions. In Overlord Minions, the Overlord commands the Minion team remotely. The Nintendo DS stylus becomes an extension of his evil will and every precise Touch Screen command is the player-as-Overlord directing, commanding and combining minions in battle, pointing and sweeping them to attack enemies and solving puzzles to execute his dastardly plans.

Controlling the Special Farces team of four, players negotiate fiendish levels and take on a huge range of warped enemies to hunt down the Kindred, a cult dedicated to resurrecting the mighty Dragon Kin, a race of humanoid dragon hybrids, determined to replace the Overlord's despotism with their own. Extending the Overlord series’ trademark humor, gameplay focuses on the mischievous physical comedy of the minion’s antics and is delivered in a stylized cartoon visual style.

Taking place before the events in Undercover: Operation Wintersun, Dual Motives allows players not only to control John Russell, but have access to a second playable character in Audrey, the secretary of the facility's director.

Both screens of the DS are used, when Russell and Audrey investigate. Working separately, the player is in control of one of them at a time, directing them via the touchscreen and stylus. The other screen displays the currently inactive character, which he can switch over to at any time.

A 2-screen version of the classic FMV videogame. In this single-player action game, you play as heroic knight Dirk the Daring as he journeys to a mysterious castle filled with danger, in order to save the fair Princess Daphne from the forces of evil and the towering dragon Singe. Dragon's Lair features full-motion animation directed by Don Bluth, the man behind animated films such as the Secret of Nimh and Titan AE. It takes fast reflexes and a good memory to remember the safe way through each section of the deadly castle. Do you have what it takes to guide Dirk to the end and save Princess Daphne?

With Runaway for DS, players are invited to travel all around the world, where they'll solve unique puzzles and mysteries. Taking full advantage of the DS' stylus controls, coupled with a new graphical codec that will bring the animated world of Runaway to life, the game keeps players immersed in the game world as they encounter various characters and environments.

Diabolik: The Original Sin is a third person adventure game blending the heritage of the point-and-click genre with fast-paced combat and stealth sequences. Its story casts the player as a master thief called Diabolik, out to rescue his beloved Eva, in a fascinating world mixing 3D real-time graphics and 2D black & white comic-style animations.

Expanding on the RTS series is this turn-based strategy game thrusting you into the chaotic battles of WWII.

Enjoy making happy little trees with this, the game based on Bob Ross' television paint show, The Joy of Painting.

This game was planned for multiple platforms, but problems with the production forced the initial development group to bow out of production. While the game has not been officially cancelled, it is highly unlikely to ever be released.

In the game, players will take on the role of Hoshi the Zwooph, a small blue fluffy creature with a long trunk, as he competes in loads of mini games that revolve around his unique ability to expel precision puffs of air at high velocity from his trunk – the game’s signature and unique gameplay mechanic.

Hoshi’s great puffs can be used to bounce or control objects in the game world to complete individual challenges, such as diverting pieces of falling fruit into hungry mouths or blowing creatures around an obstacle course. Gamers will compete against other Zwooph and if Hoshi wins the games he competes in, it will be Bliss.

Based on the comic by writer Brian Azzarello and artist Eduardo Risso, 100 Bullets is part crime story and part espionage thriller. It tells the interrelated stories of people who are given the chance to take deadly revenge against those who have done them wrong, with no strings attached.

This game is an all-new title based on the franchise -- a different 100 Bullets game was previously in the works at the defunct Acclaim, but D3 has started fresh with its take on the grim tale.

NOTE: 100 Bullets has been been announced as being in production, but exact platform breakdowns have not yet been confirmed. It is likely due for this system, but please check back for official platform plans.

NOTE: Activision has announced plans for the game, but has not released intentions for platforms that this game will be made for -- it may be released for this system and/or other handhelds.

Based on the popular "Jeff Corwin Experience" TV program from the Animal Planet network, a network owned by Discovery Communications, the game follows Jeff Corwin's wild adventures in learning about nature's unusual creatures.

The Great Nasty Bloob has come to Earh from its home planet, Bloobia, to add some Earth-stolen items to its trophy collection. Unfortunately, one of the items stolen by Bloob is Pongo the dolphin. Brother and sister, Aen and Niua, start their amazing journey to save their friend. To do this, they must destroy a certain amount of bloobs or clear the level of bloobs. Watch out for Wall-Bouncing bloobs, Gravity Fields that change the bloob flight direction, Inflators that pump bloobs up to a bigger size, and Stoppers that stop bloobs for a short period of time.

In this wild party game, herd the sheep while stopping your opponents from corralling their own share of the flock. Play through either the single player mode or else go in it with others in multiplayer mode.

My Life Coach, developed in collaboration with a trained behaviorist, is a game that gives anybody concerned about their well being the willpower they need to change their habits and find what they want in life in a motivating and fun way.

So you think you could survive the zany workplace of NBC's Emmy Award-winning comedy series The Office? Put yourself to the test as you dive into the hilarious environment by maneuvering through the quirky and frenzied fun of The Office game. Play pranks on your rivals to slow them down, earn points by helping out your co-workers, and avoid getting distracted by the office visitors, all while competing to be the best Dunder Mifflin paper salesperson you can!

In Betty Boop "Double Shift," players take control of Betty as she struggles with the daily tasks of running her own restaurant— tasks such as seating customers, taking orders, or bringing the check. Assist Betty throughout the game as she earns money to improve her diner and help revitalize the neighborhood. The video game takes full advantage of the touch screen capabilities on the Nintendo DS, as the user can easily move Betty around the restaurant using the stylus.