It's fun when air hockey and pinball collide, and that's the premise of homebrew developer Relavak's PinHockey for the Nintendo DS. PinHockey version 0.2 offers new options to the basic air hockey/pinball hybrid, and introduces a mode that uses dual screens.

PinHockey v0.2 is designed for up to two players, but it's still in an early stage so gameplay can be difficult to grasp. Turning dual screen on puts you in a new field with extra movable paddles on the top screen. New to this version is the option to have two pucks instead of one, which can be fun to mess around with.