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'''DS''' was a | '''DS''' was a [[game console]] that [[Rani Chandra]] owned in [[2009]]. Rani was not a big gamer and used the console for "casual games". Amongst the games that she owned were a "cute cooking simulator", an "very unrealistic law simulator", and a game about looking after pets. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Last Sontaran (novelisation)|The Last Sontaran]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == |
Revision as of 16:59, 16 August 2020
DS was a game console that Rani Chandra owned in 2009. Rani was not a big gamer and used the console for "casual games". Amongst the games that she owned were a "cute cooking simulator", an "very unrealistic law simulator", and a game about looking after pets. (PROSE: The Last Sontaran)
Behind the scenes
The Nintendo DS system was released by Nintendo in 2004, although the console in the novel is never referred to as a Nintendo console, simply being called the DS.
Rani's games are references to actual Nintendo DS games, all released prior to 2008:
- The cute cooking simulator" is likely referencing Cooking Mama, a cookery simulation-styled minigame compilation developed by Cooking Mama Limited.
- The "unrealistic law simulator" is a reference to Ace Attorney is a serious of legal thrillers visual novel games, developed by Capcom.
- The game game about looking after pets is likely Nintendogs a real-time pet simulation game developed by Nintendo.
The video game Top Trumps: Doctor Who was released for the Nintendo DS.