Omega DS

The Omega DS (stylized as the ΩDS, sometimes called the ODS) was the handheld gaming system released after the Nintendo Switch. It is very similar in appearance to a 3DS, with several major differences. 
== Features ==
The most advertised feature is that the device has a motion sensor that allows the user to put their hand into the area between the top and bottom screen, which causes a motion sensor to notice the movements of the hand, preventing the need for a touchscreen. Regardless, the bottom screen still acts as a touchscreen, and is significantly larger.
The slot for inserting games still exists, but is now contains a new additional area to fit another alteration to the shape of the game card, similar to the one made for the 3DS. Though it cannot play DS games, games for the 3DS can still be played.
== Games ==
The ODS belongs to the Orb Timeline. Therefore, all of the games released for it will be contained within the appropriate page. However, they will also be listed on this page.
* Super Mario Maker for ΩDS
* An Unknown Legend of Zelda game
* An Unknown Paper Mario game
* An Unknown pair of Pokémon games
* Pokémon Diamond & Pearl remakes
Warning: This list is incomplete. It will undergo many changes before it is complete. How long this will take is completely unknown to its creator.
=== Games Outside of the Timeline ===
The Orb Timeline's Fictional Multiverse has many events that do not exist within it's own timeline, due to the fact that, although these events do in fact take place within the universes described, (or have some relevance to the universes described) are simply unknown or unknowable to the ones describing the universes. However, some of these events may be described in the form of a game for this fictional device. Such games do not actually exist within the Orb Timeline, and therefore will be listed in here as well as the other appropriate areas.
* this list is currently empty.
== Reception ==
The ODS was often criticized for its lack of innovation, often simply being called a 3DS with a motion sensor. However, in the early 2020s, most of those who had once criticized it decided it made up for it with its excellent games.
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