Nintendo DS Video

**Nintendo DS Video** is an ideal fanmade concept of playing full color and sound only in the Nintendo DS. Based on the GBA Video, it is a far more superior version of GBA Video in terms of watching your favorite shows on the go, focused on the Nintendo DS enlightened by the creator and founder of the GBA Video Wiki, *Duckieboy01*.

## **Idea**

Since GBA Video was made in the early 2000s, we don't think that they considered making an alternative concept or a concept that replaced GBA Video as a whole. The reason why we thought about this. They handled the time and effort for a Gameboy cartridge more than the Nintendo DS cartridges.

So, what if they didn't go to the GBA Video route and go into a new forward approach called the "Nintendo DS Video"? If they ditched GBA Video in favor of the Nintendo DS Video, things would be different. But how different, you ask? Nintendo DS Video is what the idea comes into place.

## **Video Cards**

The Video Cards from Nintendo DS Video are about over 200 each sold. Currently, this number is subject to change.

The color of the Nintendo DS Video Cards are a lot like Nintendo 3DS, but has a different shade of gray and white. Its color scheme is much like the Classic NES Series.

## **Gallery of Video Cards**

This section is a gallery of many DS Video Cards.

Cartoon Network Collection Volume 1League of Super Evil Volume 1Dora The Explorer Volume 1Nick Mix Volume 1Nick Mix Volume 2Nick Mix Volume 3Shrek 1Shrek 2Shark Tale2-In-1 Shrek and Shark Tale

## **History**

### **Beginnings (Rise)**

This history section is an alternative timeline of GBA Video and Nintendo DS Video.

### **2003**

In Mid-2003, 4Kids thought about the idea of GBA-TV for Gameboy Advance. When they got over the concept art of GBA-TV, they decided to rename it into Gameboy Advance Video and looked over how this would do. They saw the potential value of GBA Video but realized that the Nintendo DS, already getting developed for the winter season of 2004.

They thought about another idea and had another name and concept art for the Nintendo DS. They finally named it Nintendo DS Video. They decided to compare both GBA Video and Nintendo DS Video of their potential value, conducting multiple tests to see how much content perform these two will provide to give off a better experience. The true potential has Nintendo DS Video's under its belt while GBA Video doesn't have much content to cut it. 4Kids ditched GBA Video in favor of Nintendo DS Video due to its powerful capabilities and began working on it.

In Late 2003, they've approached Majesco to provide the technology to figure out what they do with Nintendo DS Video. Majesco agreed and later contacted other big cartoon studios. Majesco secured the rights from fellow Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, Disney, and other big cartoon studios on the market.

### **2004**

In Early to Mid 2004, they're creating commercials, promos, and some once-in-a-lifetime opportunity moments to lift Nintendo DS Video into the light.

In July 2004, 4Kids announced that Nintendo DS Video is releasing soon alongside the Nintendo DS. Later that month, 4Kids released upcoming information about a wide range of Nintendo DS Videos to choose from in a lineup, more than GBA Video's initial lineup. (All of these titles recycled from GBA Video's full lineup that is about 35 titles altogether)

On November 21st, 2004, Nintendo DS Video got released as a launch title with 30 titles under the Nintendo DS Video brand. Some of these titles are Cartoon Network Collection Volume 1, Nicktoons Collection Volume 1, SpongeBob SquarePants Volume 1, The Fairly OddParents Volume 1 and such similar titles.

In Christmas 2004, parents decided to buy the Nintendo DS Video cards off online retailers and throughout certain retailers, which creates an opportunity for profit to keep Nintendo DS Video going for a long time during the DS's lifespan. The prices per cartridge are about USD 35.00 as its peak launch price during Christmas. As for the movies, they are about USD 40.00.

### **2005**

After late 2004 during Christmas and the winter season, the launch was a massive success amongst parents. That bumped up 4Kids's motivation to make more video cards due to popular demand.

In Mid-2005, 4Kids made a massive release, expanding the lineup with 20 Video Cards, which gets its lineup to 50 Video Cards. After this release with 20 Video Cards, it got decent praise from critics alike, deeming it "a fine addition."