Age of Empires: The Age of Kings is a turn-based strategy game for the Nintendo DS. It was produced by Majesco and released February 14, 2006. The game allows the player to take command of one of five different historical civilizations: the Britons, the Franks, the Mongols, the Saracens and the Japanese. The game has a single-player campaign and a scenario mode; it also has multiplayer wireless and hotseat modes. The gameplay is turn-based and similar to Advance Wars in movement and combat, but as a derivative of a real-time strategy (RTS) series, it incorporates several features more commonly associated with RTS games (particularly technology trees and resource/building management). The playing field is divided into a grid. Units can only move and attack in the four cardinal directions. Ranged units are exceptions, as they can attack diagonally if the target is in range.

Unlockables

Unlockable Maps
This is a list of all the unlockable maps. You can unlock these for use in Empire Map mode by buying them with your empire points in "Bonus Items."

Agincourt - 250 empire points

Archipelago Large - 200 empire points

Asia Major - 300 empire points

Bridges Large - 100 empire points

Castles - 150 empire points

France - 100 empire points

Hannibal's Crossing - 250 empire points

Hastings - 250 empire points

Khyber Pass - 250 empire points

King of the Mountain - 300 empire points

Outremer - 150 empire points

Skirmish- Desert - 250 empire points

Skirmish- Plains - 250 empire points

Swamplands - 150 empire points

Valley - 100 empire points

Unlockable units
Here are all of the unlockable units. You use empire points that you earn in matches to purchase them. To purchase them, just go to "bonus items" in the main menu.

Dark Ram - 150 empire points

Dopple- handers - 100 empire points

Genoese Crossbowmen - 100 empire points

Knights of the Round Table - 200 empire points

Mons Meg - 150 empire points

Swiss Pikemen - 100 empire points

War Wolf - 150 empire points

Welsh Bowmen - 100 empire points

Years have passed since this game was a hit and now the port strikes back on the Nintendo DS. Check it out in the video below and be amazed by this quality title: