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Nanostray is an intense, pulse-pounding 3D Shooter designed exclusively for the Nintendo DS. Supporting touch screen input, network play and dual screen support, Nanostray's arsenal of weapons, non-stop action and beautifully designed environments make this game one of the most exciting and innovative 3D shooters ever.

Slowly awakening from a blast to the side of your ship, your memory is jumbled and you can't remember what just happened or what you're doing in this sector. Instinctively, you check your console; a destination is still plugged in. You must take action; the enemy is starting to swarm.

Features:

Upgradeable weapons and sub-weapons, boasting tons of fire power to decimate your enemies

Touch screen features such as boss scanning, on-the-fly weapon management, live radar and hyperspace controls

10+ stages to conquer; battle through environments like subterranean minefields, arctic mountains and hell-like lava fields

Unlockable features and game modes add re-playability once players complete their campaign

2-player co-op and head-to-head wireless functionality

Online ranking system via www.nanostray.com allows players to post their high scores and compete against best in the world

From the creators of the “Iridion” Game Boy Advance series

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