The Best Nintendo DS Racing Games

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If you owned a Nintendo DS at any time during your life, then it's safe to say there were probably a few rad racing games in your collection. With so many great options to choose from, there was never a shortage of games to play for fans of the genre. Since some games were much better than others, we've decided to rank the best Nintendo DS racing games of all time. If driving fast cars is your thing, then get behind the wheel and try out some of these fantastic games.

This list features the most popular and best-selling racing games that were released for the NDS. While many of these games were console exclusive, we're allowing non-exclusives to be a part of the list as well. Top DS racing games like Diddy Kong Racing, Mario Kart DS are included, as well as some of the more under-the-radar releases. Vote for your favorite video games below.

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  • Mario Kart DS
    1
    2005
    198 votes

    Featuring an impressive roster of classic characters from the iconic franchise, Mario Kart DS takes the beloved series to new heights with innovative gameplay and stunning visuals. The game introduces support for online multiplayer, allowing players to race against friends and foes alike in intense, high-speed battles. Exclusive to this iteration, the game features Mission Mode, challenging players to complete various objectives with unique twists on traditional racing mechanics. Moreover, Mario Kart DS allows players to create their own custom emblems, giving each racer's kart a personalized touch.

    • Developer: Nintendo EAD Software Development Group No.1
  • Taking a bold step away from previous entries, Need for Speed: ProStreet abandons the open-world format in favor of closed circuit tracks and more precise, technical driving. Players must master the ins and outs of racetracks from around the world – often based on real locations – to take home the coveted title of Street King. Boasting an extensive car customization system, ProStreet lets gearheads create the ride of their dreams with meticulous attention to detail. Additionally, this entry introduces the Autosculpt feature, allowing players to craft uniquely shaped body parts for even greater visual customization.

    • Developer: EA Black Box
  • Race Driver: Grid
    3
    2008
    52 votes

    Forging its own path in the racing genre, Race Driver: Grid leans more towards simulation-esque driving experiences while retaining a sense of arcade-like fun. The game's unique career mode tasks players with establishing and managing their own racing team, signing sponsors, and hiring AI teammates to drive alongside them. GRID's impressive visuals and realistic vehicle physics complement its dynamic circuit designs and a damage system that dramatically alters car performance. Also exclusive to the Nintendo DS version is the hearty track editor feature, enabling players to design their own courses and challenge friends in multiplayer battles.

    • Developer: Codemasters Southam
  • Asphalt: Urban GT 2
    4

    The sequel to the popular mobile racing game, Asphalt: Urban GT 2 brings the high-octane action to the Nintendo DS with a bevy of improvements and new features. Players can look forward to an impressive lineup of real-world cars and motorcycles, ranging from luxury brands like Lamborghini and Ducati to more exotic manufacturers like Spyker and MV Agusta. The game builds upon its predecessor by adding new customization options, updated tracks, and an enhanced career mode that includes urban street racing, highway challenges, and police pursuits. Additionally, the game offers local multiplayer for up to four players, expanding options for racing enthusiasts on-the-go.

    • Developer: Virtuos
  • Combining beloved characters from across the Sega universe, Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing pits players against one another in colorful and imaginative courses. With a heavy emphasis on item-based combat, the game offers a unique spin on the kart racing formula, blending aspects of platforming games with high-speed racing. Boasting a sizable roster of over 20 characters – including exclusive DS racer Banjo-Kazooie – the game provides a nostalgic trip down memory lane for long-time Sega fans. Local multiplayer functionality ensures that players can share the chaotic fun with friends wherever they go.

    • Developer: Gameloft
  • Colin McRae: Dirt 2
    6

    Paying tribute to the late rally legend, Colin McRae: Dirt 2 focuses on off-road racing in a wide variety of disciplines such as rallycross, trailblazer, and raid. Featuring a diverse lineup of real-world vehicles and tracks, this iteration includes both traditional point-to-point rallies and more modern, stadium-based events. The game also boasts an engaging career mode, where players can work their way up through the ranks, earning sponsors and upgrading their rides as they progress. Exclusive to the DS version is the inclusion of touch screen controls, allowing for more precise input during races.

    • Developer: Codemasters, Feral Interactive, Sumo Digital, Firebrand Games
  • Race Driver: Create and Race
    7
    Sep 25 2007
    29 votes

    Emphasizing player creativity, Race Driver: Create and Race allows players to design their own custom tracks and share them with friends using the intuitive DS stylus controls. The game offers a vast selection of real-world vehicles and tracks, as well as an immersive World Tour mode, where players can compete in various championships. This entry stands out with its unique control schemes – using either the buttons or the touch screen – catering to different playstyles. As an added bonus, up to four players can engage in intense local multiplayer races, complete with full track editing capabilities.

    • Developer: Firebrand Games
  • Returning to the series' roots, Need for Speed: Undercover combines high-speed street racing with exhilarating police pursuits, all set within an expansive open-world environment. Players assume the role of an undercover cop infiltrated in the dangerous world of illegal street racing, tasked with taking down a ruthless criminal organization. The game presents an engaging storyline with cinematic cutscenes, further immersing racers in the thrilling, high-stakes action. Exclusive features for the DS version include unique unlockable cars and the ability to race against ghost opponents through the innovative "Cross Play" feature.

    • Developer: Exient Entertainment
  • Bringing the beloved N64 classic to a new generation, Diddy Kong Racing DS puts players in control of iconic Nintendo characters as they battle it out across whimsical tracks. Featuring land, sea, and air vehicles – each with their own unique handling attributes – the game encourages strategic thinking and experimentation. The DS version enhances the original experience with updated graphics, new touch screen mini-games, and the addition of online multiplayer functionality. Additional characters, like Nintendo's own Tiny Kong and Dixie Kong, enhance the nostalgia while freshening the experience for returning fans.

    A bloated space pig has taken control of Diddy Kong's Island paradise and only you can stop his nefarious plot! Take on the racing challenge of a lifetime as you drive, hover and fly your way across the massive island. This remastered take on a Nintendo 64 classic is sure to rev the engines of adventure racing fans everywhere!
    • Developer: Rare
  • Incorporating both the high-stakes street racing of previous entries and intense police chases from Most Wanted, Need for Speed: Carbon tosses players into the heart of a turf war for control of the fictional Palmont City. Unique to Carbon is the Crew system, allowing players to recruit AI teammates with specific skills to aid them during races. Drift and drag mechanics return, adding variety to the fast-paced racing and providing the player with more ways to conquer the streets. Moreover, the DS version offers an exclusive, quick-paced Challenge mode tailored for on-the-go play.

    • Developer: EA Canada
  • Expanding upon the groundbreaking success of its predecessor, Need for Speed: Underground 2 offers players a sprawling, neon-soaked open world filled with thrilling races and endless customization options. Delving into the world of underground street racing, the game builds upon the first Underground title with additional car brands, diverse race types, and an intricate tuning system. The DS version boasts unique features such as an exclusive top-down camera angle and touch screen controls, offering players a fresh approach to the classic formula. Furthermore, the game supports local multiplayer, allowing for heated head-to-head battles on the streets.

    • Developer: Pocketeers
  • Inspired by the 2008 live-action film, Speed Racer: The Videogame thrusts players into a futuristic world of high-speed, gravity-defying races. With an emphasis on combat and tactical driving, the game maintains a frenetic pace while requiring players to strategically manage their vehicle's energy reserves and special abilities. A diverse roster of characters from the film – each with their own unique abilities – ensures that players can find a racer that suits their personal style. Exclusive features in the DS version include an impressive 3D engine that brings the game's sleek visuals to life and a touchscreen-optimized interface, providing a seamless racing experience.

    • Developer: Sidhe Interactive
  • Asphalt Urban GT
    13
    Nov 21 2004
    35 votes

    Revving up the mobile racing genre, Asphalt Urban GT offers high-speed thrills across a variety of real-world cityscapes. The game includes an impressive roster of licensed cars and motorcycles, ranging from luxury brands to lesser-known niche manufacturers. Players can customize their rides and compete in diverse race types, including street racing and police chases. The DS version delivers crisp visuals and responsive controls, ensuring that players have a seamless racing experience while on-the-go.

    • Developer: Gameloft
  • Diddy Kong Racing
    14
    1997
    58 votes

    Combining classic Nintendo characters with imaginative, colorful tracks, Diddy Kong Racing offers a delightful kart racing experience. In addition to traditional karts, players can take to the skies in planes or zip across the water on hovercrafts, each boasting unique handling characteristics. The game's engaging single-player mode features a story complete with boss battles and a variety of challenges. Furthermore, multiplayer support allows players to share the zany, item-based fun with friends anywhere they go.

    • Developer: Rare
  • In a departure from the typical racing game, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars delivers a thrilling open-world environment filled with high-speed chases, spectacular crashes, and intense police pursuits. Players navigate the vibrant and seedy streets of Liberty City as Huang Lee, seeking revenge for his father's murder. The game's unique top-down perspective and stylus-based mini-games add a fresh twist to the iconic series. Moreover, the DS version boasts exclusive content, such as additional missions and special rewards for completing in-game achievements.

    • Developer: Rockstar North
  • Capturing the essence of car culture and underground street racing, Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights offers an engaging mix of vehicle customization and thrilling races. Players can personalize their rides with a vast array of performance upgrades and visual modifications, before putting them to the test in both legal and illegal events. In addition to the exciting single-player campaign, the game supports online multiplayer and unique "Pink Slip" races, where players can wager their cars on the outcome. The DS version includes touch screen controls, making for a more intuitive racing experience.

    • Developer: Juice Games
  • Ridge Racer DS
    17
    Dec 07 2004
    21 votes

    Featuring the exhilarating drift-heavy gameplay that has cemented the Ridge Racer series as a staple of the racing genre, Ridge Racer DS delivers arcade-style fun in a handheld format. With an array of iconic cars and tracks from the franchise's history, the game caters to fans new and old alike. The intuitive touch screen controls add a layer of precision to the fast-paced action, providing a fresh take on the familiar gameplay. Moreover, the game's support for local multiplayer ensures that racers can challenge friends to adrenaline-pumping duels anytime, anywhere.

    • Developer: Nintendo
  • MX vs. ATV: Untamed
    18

    Showcasing off-road racing in all its muddy glory, MX vs. ATV: Untamed pits players against one another in intense two-and four-wheeled competitions. Boasting a wide range of vehicles – from dirt bikes and ATVs to monster trucks – the game offers a diverse racing experience that caters to various playstyles. The DS version includes unique touch controls, enabling players to perform tricks and stunts with ease. Additionally, the game supports local multiplayer, ensuring that the muddy fun can be shared with friends on-the-go.

    • Developer: Tantalus Media
  • Cars
    19
    2006
    39 votes

    Based on the hit Pixar film, Cars lets players take the wheel as their favorite anthropomorphic vehicles while exploring the open-world town of Radiator Springs. The game offers a variety of customizable characters and entertaining mini-games, providing hours of engaging gameplay for fans of the movie. Unique to the DS version is the ability to use the touch screen to strip and rebuild car parts during the gameplay, further immersing players in the experience. With local multiplayer support, the fun can easily be shared with friends and family wherever they may be.

    • Developer: Beenox
  • Combining high-speed street racing with intense police pursuits, Need for Speed: Most Wanted immerses players in the thrilling world of illegal racing as they climb the ranks to become the most notorious driver in Fairhaven City. The game boasts an impressive roster of real-world cars, customizable performance upgrades, and pulse-pounding race events. Most Wanted's expansive open-world setting provides endless opportunities for exploration and excitement. The DS version includes unique features such as touch screen boost activation and exclusive race events, ensuring a fresh experience for handheld racing enthusiasts.

    • Developer: Sensory Sweep Studios
  • Burnout Legends
    21
    2005
    23 votes

    Compiling the best elements from previous entries of the adrenaline-fueled franchise, Burnout Legends delivers intense racing action at breakneck speeds on the Nintendo DS. Players test their driving skills in various event types, such as Road Rage, Pursuit, and the fan-favorite Crash mode, where causing explosive pile-ups is the name of the game. The impressive vehicle roster and responsive controls ensure that each race feels fresh and exhilarating. Adding to the excitement, the DS version supports local multiplayer, allowing players to challenge friends to high-octane duels anytime, anywhere.

    • Developer: Criterion Games
  • Big Mutha Truckers
    22
    2002
    12 votes

    Offering a unique blend of truck driving and business management, Big Mutha Truckers challenges players to make a fortune by delivering cargo across the country while fending off rivals and evading the law. Players must balance the need for speed with cautious driving to minimize damage to their precious cargo. Adding to the challenge, the game employs a dynamic economy system, requiring players to make strategic decisions about which routes are most profitable. The DS version stays true to the console experience while incorporating touch screen functionality for menu navigation and other gameplay features.

    • Developer: Eutechnyx
  • Cars: Mater National
    23
    Oct 23 2007
    22 votes

    Set in the charming world of Pixar's Cars, Mater National expands on the original game by introducing new characters and locations inspired by the film. Players can take control of Lightning McQueen and his friends as they compete in international races to become the fastest automobile in Radiator Springs. In addition to racing, the game features a variety of fun mini-games and entertaining missions befitting the movie's playful tone. Exclusive to the DS version is a collection of touch screen-based activities, such as painting and decal customization for the vehicles.

    • Developer: Rainbow Studios, Tantalus Interactive, THQ
  • Hot Wheels: Beat That!
    24

    Hot Wheels: Beat That!

    2007
    20 votes

    Transporting players into the world of Hot Wheels – complete with outrageous tracks, gravity-defying loops, and explosive power-ups – Hot Wheels: Beat That! delivers fast-paced, arcade-style racing action. Featuring an assortment of iconic Hot Wheels vehicles, the game provides hours of fun for fans of the toyline and racing enthusiasts alike. Players can compete in various race types, including elimination, time attack, and stunt challenges. The DS version supports local multiplayer, allowing racers to take on friends in adrenaline-fueled battles anytime, anywhere.

    • Developer: Eutechnyx
  • Presenting a refined and authentic tribute to one of the world's most prestigious automobile brands, Ferrari Challenge: Trofeo Pirelli immerses players in the exhilarating world of professional Ferrari racing. Boasting an impressive range of classic and contemporary Ferrari models, the game caters to the diverse tastes of car enthusiasts. The realistic driving mechanics and challenging circuits – including the infamous Monza and Mugello tracks – provide players with an absorbing and rewarding racing experience. The DS version adapts the console experience to the handheld format while retaining the impressive visuals and engaging gameplay that define the series.

    • Developer: Eutechnyx, Firebrand Games
  • Pokémon Dash
    26
    2004
    27 votes

    Putting a unique twist on the traditional kart racer formula, Pokémon Dash puts fan-favorite Pokémon characters in head-to-head races across vibrant, obstacle-laden courses. Using the DS stylus, players control their Pokémon by quickly swiping across the touch screen in the desired direction. The game features various terrains and obstacles, requiring players to adapt their strategies on the fly and keep a keen eye on their opponents. Additionally, the DS-exclusive title allows friends to compete in exciting local multiplayer races, further adding to the frantic fun.

    • Developer: Ambrella
  • Cocoto Kart Racer
    27
    2007
    13 votes

    Taking players on a whimsical journey through colorful fantasy worlds, Cocoto Kart Racer provides an entertaining and accessible kart racing experience. The game features adorable characters with unique skills and power-ups, allowing players to find their perfect racing companion. Boasting a variety of inventive tracks and challenging gameplay modes, Cocoto Kart Racer offers hours of fun for racers of all ages. The DS version supports local multiplayer, ensuring that the charming action can be enjoyed with friends on-the-go.

    • Developer: Neko Entertainment
  • Rally DS
    28
    14 votes

    Bringing the exciting world of rally racing to the Nintendo DS, Rally DS offers players a thrilling off-road racing experience with an emphasis on realistic handling and challenging course design. The game features a variety of iconic rally cars and tracks inspired by real-world locations, ensuring an engaging and authentic gameplay experience. Players can compete in time trials, head-to-head races, and championship events to prove their skills behind the wheel. The DS version boasts touch screen controls, providing more precise input and an innovative approach to handheld rally racing.

    • Developer: Spike
  • Delivering a new spin on the iconic skateboarding franchise, Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam trades technical trick-based gameplay for fast-paced downhill racing action. Players can choose from a diverse lineup of characters and skateboards while shredding through a variety of winding, obstacle-filled courses. The game's unique controls, utilizing the DS touch screen for steering and tricks, provide an engaging and intuitive racing experience. With support for local multiplayer, friends can join together and compete in high-stakes downhill races wherever they may be.

    • Developer: Vicarious Visions
  • C.O.P. The Recruit
    30
    2009
    12 votes

    Combining open-world exploration with high-speed pursuits, C.O.P. The Recruit thrusts players into a thrilling action-packed adventure as an undercover police officer. Spanning a vast city teeming with criminals, the game offers engaging driving sequences, shootouts, and stealth missions. Players will have to navigate the treacherous streets of New York City, unraveling a gripping storyline filled with twists and turns along the way. The DS version brings the action to life with its impressive 3D visuals and touch screen controls, ensuring an immersive experience for handheld gamers.

    • Developer: VD-Dev
  • Ford Racing 3
    31
    2004
    10 votes

    Celebrating the legacy of one of America's most iconic automobile manufacturers, Ford Racing 3 showcases an extensive lineup of classic and modern Ford vehicles across various race types. From vintage muscle cars to cutting-edge concept cars, the game caters to the diverse tastes of Ford enthusiasts. Players can engage in traditional circuit races, off-road scrambles, and even time trials, providing a wide range of thrilling challenges and settings. The DS version maintains the high-quality visuals and engaging gameplay of its console counterparts while supporting local multiplayer for on-the-go entertainment.

    • Developer: Razorworks Studios
  • M&M's Kart Racing
    32
    2007
    17 votes

    Featuring everyone's favorite chocolate-coated characters, M&M's Kart Racing offers a sweet and simple racing experience for younger players. The game boasts a variety of colorful courses and whimsical power-ups that add to the lighthearted fun. Fans of the candy brand will especially appreciate the inclusion of their beloved mascots as playable characters. The DS version supports local multiplayer, enabling friends and family to share in the sugary excitement together.

    • Developer: Frontline Studios
  • Featuring fan-favorite characters from the beloved TV channel, Cartoon Network Racing brings the zany worlds of Dexter's Laboratory, Johnny Bravo, and more to life in fast-paced kart races. With a roster of iconic characters – each with their unique abilities – and creatively designed tracks inspired by the shows, the game delivers a nostalgic trip for cartoon enthusiasts. In addition to the traditional race modes, the game offers engaging mini-games and challenges to test players' skills. The DS version supports local multiplayer, ensuring friends can join together for some animated racing fun.

    • Developer: Eutechnyx
  • Bringing the iconic Rayman series' signature humor and chaotic fun to the Nintendo DS, Rayman Raving Rabbids: TV Party lets players compete in a wide range of hilarious mini-games themed around popular television shows. With a cast of quirky characters, imaginative gameplay, and zany challenges, the game provides hours of entertainment for fans of all ages. The DS version takes full advantage of the system's unique features, including touch screen controls and local multiplayer, ensuring a portable party experience that can be shared with friends anytime, anywhere.

    • Developer: Ubisoft Paris
  • Reliving the iconic history of America's greatest race, Indianapolis 500 Legends transports players back in time, allowing them to take part in legendary moments from the prestigious event. Featuring a rich selection of classic cars and drivers from the golden age of racing, the game provides an authentic and engaging experience for motorsports enthusiasts. With challenging courses and realistic driving mechanics, players can immerse themselves in the thrill and excitement of racing for the checkered flag. The DS version retains the high-quality visuals and compelling gameplay, making it a perfect fit for fans on-the-go.

    • Developer: Torus Games
  • Shrek Smash n' Crash Racing
    36
    Dec 12 2006
    13 votes

    Unleashing the hilarious cast of DreamWorks' Shrek franchise onto the racetrack, Shrek Smash n' Crash Racing offers a chaotic, action-packed kart racing experience. Players choose from a diverse lineup of imaginative vehicles and quirky characters from the films, each with their own unique abilities and power-ups. With numerous tracks based on memorable locations from the movies, the game provides a delightfully twisted take on the kart racing genre. The DS version maintains the colorful visuals and fast-paced gameplay, making it a perfect fit for Shrek fans on-the-go.

    • Developer: Torus Games
  • Micro Machines V4
    37
    2006
    10 votes

    Returning to the classic top-down perspective of earlier entries, Micro Machines V4 delivers frantic, miniature racing action across a variety of inventive tracks and environments. With an impressive roster of tiny vehicles to choose from, players can engage in high-speed battles across kitchen countertops, pool tables, and even school science labs. The game includes a host of power-ups and weapons, adding a layer of strategy and unpredictability to the racing experience. The DS version supports local multiplayer and utilizes touch screen controls, providing on-the-go gaming fun for fans of the franchise.

    • Developer: Supersonic Software
  • Unleashing the raw power of the world's most famous monster trucks, Monster Jam: Urban Assault lets players wreak havoc on urban environments as they compete in adrenaline-fueled races and freestyle events. The game offers a diverse lineup of iconic trucks, each with their unique handling characteristics and destructive capabilities. Players can engage in various game modes, such as racing, stadium events, and time trials, providing hours of bone-crushing entertainment. The DS version maintains the thrilling gameplay and intense visuals, making it an ideal choice for monster truck fans on-the-move.

    • Developer: Torus Games
  • WarioWare D.I.Y.
    39
    2009
    7 votes

    Putting a creative spin on the wildly popular WarioWare series, WarioWare D.I.Y. allows players to design their own microgames and share them with friends. Featuring an intuitive interface and a vast array of tools and resources, the game encourages players to let their imagination run wild as they craft unique challenges. In addition to the robust creation tools, WarioWare D.I.Y. includes a selection of pre-built microgames for players to enjoy and draw inspiration from. Exclusive to the Nintendo DS, the game takes full advantage of the system's touch screen controls and local multiplayer functionality, ensuring that the creative fun can be shared with friends anywhere.

    • Developer: Nintendo SPD Production Group No. 1
  • A love letter to the golden age of gaming, Retro Game Challenge transports players back in time to experience classic gaming genres, including racing, in a delightful compilation of short challenges and minigames. The game's unique presentation replicates the nostalgic feel of 80s gaming while adding fresh twists to familiar gameplay mechanics. Among the numerous minigames, racers will enjoy the fast-paced thrills of "Cosmic Gate" and "Rally King," each paying homage to the genre's roots. The DS version provides a convenient portable format for players to relive their favorite retro gaming experiences on-the-go.

    • Developer: indieszero
  • Yamaha Supercross
    41

    Embodying the spirit of high-speed off-road racing, Yamaha Supercross lets players experience the excitement of competitive dirt bike racing on a variety of challenging tracks. The game features an extensive lineup of Yamaha motorcycles, allowing racers to customize their ride for optimal performance. With realistic physics and responsive controls, Yamaha Supercross provides an authentic experience that caters to the tastes of motocross enthusiasts. The DS version maintains the impressive visuals and engaging gameplay, ensuring a thrilling and portable racing adventure.

    • Developer: Coyote Console
  • My Horse and Me
    42

    My Horse and Me

    9 votes

    Offering a unique twist on the traditional racing genre, My Horse and Me allows players to form a bond with their equine companions as they compete in challenging equestrian events. The game features a robust selection of horses, each with their own temperament and abilities, creating a deep and personal experience for players. With a variety of gameplay modes, including dressage, show jumping, and cross-country racing, My Horse and Me caters to the diverse interests of horse enthusiasts. The DS version utilizes touch screen controls for an intuitive and engaging gaming experience.

    • Developer: W!Games
  • ATV: Quad Frenzy
    43
    Nov 14 2005
    13 votes

    Featuring a wide variety of all-terrain vehicles and diverse racing environments, ATV: Quad Frenzy delivers fast-paced off-road racing action on the Nintendo DS. Players can customize their quads, upgrading performance parts and choosing from an assortment of colors and designs. With challenging circuits and engaging game modes, ATV: Quad Frenzy provides hours of entertainment for four-wheel enthusiasts. The DS version supports local multiplayer, enabling friends to compete in fierce races anytime, anywhere.

    • Developer: Skyworks Interactive, Inc.
  • A unique and quirky entry in the minigame genre, Feel the Magic: XY/XX combines innovative stylus-based gameplay with a compelling narrative centered around a lovestruck protagonist. While not strictly a racing game, the game features a variety of fast-paced challenges and events – including chasing after a runaway bus – that keep the adrenaline pumping. The game's vibrant visuals and imaginative scenarios make for a truly memorable gaming experience. The DS version takes full advantage of the system's touch screen controls and dual-screen format, adding to the game's immersive quality.

    • Developer: Sonic Team
  • Based on the popular animated series, Biker Mice from Mars brings the motorcycle-riding rodent heroes to life in an action-packed racing adventure. Players control the iconic characters – Vinnie, Modo, and Throttle – as they battle against the evil Catatonian forces across various futuristic tracks. The game incorporates combat elements, with each character wielding unique weapons and abilities, adding a layer of strategic depth to the racing gameplay. The DS version captures the essence of the show, providing fans with an immersive and entertaining experience on-the-move.

    • Developer: Full Fat, Creat Studios
  • Miami Law
    46
    2009
    5 votes

    Blending high-speed chases with crime-solving adventure, Miami Law follows the story of two law enforcement officers as they work together to bring down a dangerous criminal organization. The game alternates between intense racing sequences, where players must chase down suspects in high-speed pursuits, and investigative segments, where players gather evidence and interrogate witnesses. The DS version utilizes the touch screen for various investigative tasks, providing a more interactive and engaging experience. Players looking for a unique blend of racing and crime-solving action will find Miami Law to be a thrilling ride.

    • Developer: Hudson Soft
  • Bigfoot: Collision Course
    47

    Bigfoot: Collision Course

    2008
    5 votes

    Featuring the legendary monster truck, Bigfoot: Collision Course brings the high-flying, car-crushing action of monster truck events to the Nintendo DS. Players can choose from various Bigfoot models, each with their unique strengths and capabilities. The game offers a wide range of events and courses, including stadium races, outdoor circuits, and freestyle competitions. The DS version provides engaging gameplay and impressive graphics, delivering an exciting monster truck experience on-the-go.

    • Developer: Destination Software
  • Ducati Moto
    48

    Ducati Moto

    Jul 01 2008
    11 votes

    Celebrating the legendary Italian motorcycle manufacturer, Ducati Moto brings the thrill of high-speed superbike racing to the Nintendo DS. Players can choose from a vast roster of Ducati motorcycles, each with its unique performance characteristics and authentic handling. The game features a variety of challenging tracks, realistic physics, and engaging race modes, making it an immersive experience for motorcycle racing enthusiasts. The DS version boasts impressive visuals and responsive controls, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable handheld racing experience.

  • Based on the popular animated series, Transformers Animated: The Game lets players take control of their favorite Autobots and Decepticons as they race through action-packed levels and engage in high-stakes battles. The game features a mix of racing sequences, platforming, and combat, providing a diverse and exciting gameplay experience for fans of the franchise. The DS version utilizes the touch screen for intuitive controls, ensuring that transforming between vehicle and robot forms is a seamless experience. With its captivating story and engaging gameplay, Transformers Animated: The Game offers a thrilling adventure for fans of all ages.

    • Developer: Artificial Mind and Movement
  • Unsolved Crimes
    50

    Unsolved Crimes

    2008
    7 votes

    Combining elements of detective work with high-speed chases, Unsolved Crimes puts players in the shoes of a rookie detective trying to solve a series of mysterious crimes. The game features a variety of investigative tasks, such as examining crime scenes and interrogating witnesses, as well as intense driving sequences where players must pursue suspects and navigate the busy streets of New York City. The DS version adds touch screen functionality for various gameplay elements, providing a more interactive and engaging experience. Fans of crime-solving and racing alike will find Unsolved Crimes to be a uniquely compelling blend of genres.

    • Developer: Now Production, Now Production