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Today I will be sharing with you guys The Top 10 Nintendo DS Games of 2008.

i found this on about.com blog. here is the list of games:-

1. Advance Wars: Days of Ruin

With an online component and a more adult story line compared to earlier Advance War titles, Days of Ruin was easily one of the standouts of 2008.

2. Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia

Harkening back to the classic days of Castlevania, this latest edition to the series delivers on the combination of RPG elements and fighting. Plus it features a strong female lead

3. Trigger DS

Chrono Trigger DS is the long-awaited, much-anticipated remake of the SNES classic game that lives up to the nostalgia while adapting to the newer, handheld system.

4. Kirby Super Star Ultra

An enhanced remake of Kirby Super Star for the Super NES, Super Star Ultra brings back the lovely pink puff and his classic fun adventure.

5. N+

The concept behind N+ — leaping around a stage, trying to reach a door – -may seem simple, but it takes endless skill. Plus, this basic concept translates great to the DS.

6. Ninjatown

Inside this adorable exterior hides an enjoyable tower defense strategy game that even the most bitter ninja-hater could love. Ninjatown is fun, easy to pick up, but still challenging to master.

7. Prince of Persia: the Fallen King

Though it lacks the grandeur of the new Prince of Persia game for the bigger consoles, Prince of Persia: the Fallen King for the DS is an enjoyable platformer that gets back to the basics of the series.

8. Professor Layton and the Curious Village

This game combines brain teasers with adorable graphics, for fun that appeals to gamers much older than it might initially seem.

9. Space Invaders Extreme

At only $20, this jazzed up version of the classic shooter introduces new elements like items and boss fights. Nostalgia and new challenge join forces!

10. The World Ends with You

Though it may seem weirder than the traditional Square Enix fare, The World Ends with You does a great job of creatively playing with the RPG genre.

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