They manage to adapt Counter-Strike for the Nintendo DS and are quite successful with bots and multiplayer

It only has Dust 2 map from CS 1.6 and it doesn’t look very comfortable to aim but we want to play it.

The passion of the developers continues to leave us with news worth seeing at least. This is an intriguing adaptation of Counter-Strike for Nintendo DS with fully functional and multiplayer support. It’s a scaled down version of the classic Valve shooter game, but it’s a delight to see it in action on video.

As we read on PC Gamer, Counter-Strike DS is more of a version that was built from the ground up to run FPS on old Nintendo laptop. In fact, it includes only one of the action-shooter title maps, but not any of them: Dust 2. From CS 1.6 It is unknown whether it will happen sooner, but alone with bots and even with your multiplayer friends.

Fewnity has been working on the Counter-Strike DS for several years, but this summer the project has grown big enough to be released and shown to the public in all its glory. You can see its operation in the shared video, and although it may seem troublesome, it is undoubtedly a work that should be praised and even supported through the project file if desired.

The modern version of the shooter, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, is one of the most played games right now, monopolizing the top spot of Steam data with a few exceptions. For example, yesterday it peaked at 923,000 users.

Meanwhile, the Nintendo DS has left us some great video games to remember. Among them is one of the best deliveries in the Pokémon saga for Adría Suarez.