This paper studies the characteristics and behaviors of wireless networks utilized by the Nintendo DS during multiplayer gaming. The nature of DS wireless multiplayer is explored. By setting up a PC to sniff wireless traffic, we were able to perform carefully designed experiments that would allow for a comparative analysis of two, three, and four players. The resulting data was used to discuss scalability and network architecture.
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