Arkanoid DS [No Paddle Controller] - New, In Stock

If you don't need a paddle controller to play Arkanoid and you're perfectly content with using the D-pad or the stylus, this one's for you. If you ever decide that a paddle controller would make your life easier, you always have that option sometime down the road.

Taito revived the Atari "Breakout" brand in a big way in 1986. That was when Arkanoid reached arcades and swept across Japan and the USA like brushfire. The game's gist is this: Players control a paddle which bats a ball which in turn smacks into colored bricks above. The aim of the game is to clear the bricks on each stage with the ultimate goal of reaching and destroying an entity known as DOH.