DS and 3DS games with better Android/IOS versions.

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Normally I would make a big effort to go through release lists for everything make a whole big list. I am not going for that right now.

Anyway when doing the likes of the game of the week articles I would frequently see that the suggestions had ports to IOS and then Android (Android had not quite risen up yet during the DS lifetime so it tended to lose out).

To that end what games which saw DS versions have got Android and IOS versions and are better on Android and IOS?

The obvious start would be something like Ghost Trick.
 
Normally I would make a big effort to go through release lists for everything make a whole big list. I am not going for that right now.

Anyway when doing the likes of the game of the week articles I would frequently see that the suggestions had ports to IOS and then Android (Android had not quite risen up yet during the DS lifetime so it tended to lose out).

To that end what games which saw DS versions have got Android and IOS versions and are better on Android and IOS?

The obvious start would be something like Ghost Trick.

Final Fantasy 3 and Final Fantasy 4. Those games are beautiful on a high end smartphone. Native 1080p 60fps.
 
I'd argue that perhaps 999: The Novel is better than the original game for people more interested in plot than puzzles; I liked the puzzles but I admit they got tedious going back through for the last couple bad ends.

Obviously smartphone games that got ported to the DS/3DS or PSP/Vita, like Angry Birds, etc.

I dunno about the iOS version, but the Android version of Chrono Trigger was a lot worse than the DS one, at least in my opinion.
 

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