Brothers in Arms is making advances with a three-campaign, 16-mission adventure on Nintendo DS.

The game begins in North Africa toward the beginning of the U.S. involvement in WWII and continues through the invasion of Normandy in the summer of 1944. The top screen displays a 3-D view of the battlefield that pushes the envelope for graphic quality on the DS, offering detailed locations and explosive effects.

The touch screen gives you the ability to switch weapons on the fly and offers touch-controlled aiming. To throw a grenade, you touch the stylus to a grenade symbol and swipe upward. The farther you swipe, the longer your toss will be. You can also use a bazooka to destroy armored targets and a sniper rifle for spot-on accuracy. Operable vehicles include a jeep and a Sherman tank.

First Brothers In Arms for the DS System: Exclusively designed for Nintendo DS with easy-to-use, stylus-based controls such as using the Touch Screen to aim, with the camera following the stylus.

Impressive, Realistic 3D Graphics: Incredibly detailed environments with highly believable characters and enemies, cinematic camera angles and great animation.

Drivable Vehicles: Drive a recon car or a Sherman Tank. Use a wide range of weapons such as bazookas, sniper rifles, grenades and more to destroy your enemy.

14 Missions and Three Different Campaigns: Experience the intensity of WWII through three different campaigns, from Normandy to North Africa and Ardennes.

New Multiplayer Experience: Fight major multiplayer battles with three of your friends in different multiplayer modes, including Deathmatch and Team Deathmatch.

Contextual Movements: Gameplay adapted to the Nintendo DS hardware with auto-cover behind walls and auto-recovering life system.

An Unrivaled Sense of Drama: Experience a strong emotional factor, due to a third-person view and dialogue between soldiers.