Nintendo DSx

:Not to be confused with Nintendo DSX with a capital X.
The Nintendo DSx is Aunawhim Media's "definitive" microconsole edition of the Nintendo DS line of handhelds. It is available in two sizes. The system was released in early November 2018 in most regions, to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the release of the Nintendo DSi, the prior final model, in Japan.
The DSx primarily uses an online shop service to download existing Nintendo DS line games, sometimes modified to include new features. Unlike the Game Boy Femto, a Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS cartridge reader accessory is included, and can be used to download the game data from a cartridge onto Nintendo DSx system memory.
==Joy-Con Sync==
The Joy-Con Sync feature allows players to set their Nintendo DSx on a surface such as a tabletop and play wirelessly using the Nintendo Switch's Joy-Con controllers.
Joy-Con Sync was implemented for three main reasons:
*to provide another consumer benefit to purchasing existing Nintendo consoles and controllers;
*to give players the option to use stick controls; 
*and to encourage others to watch and "join in one way or the other to the gameplay," the same experience that, according to former Nintendo president Satoru Iwata, the Nintendo DSi XL first made possible.
Generally, Joy-Con Sync uses the following control mappings.
Coupled	Mapping 	Horizontal
 	 	
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 	 START 	or
 	 SELECT	or
 	 HOME 	P1: Hold or
==Game library==
Game	Platform	Blurb
Category:Consoles
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