Nintendo 3DS games for sale in US $250

According to foreign media reports, through the launch of 3DS, Japanese video game company Nintendo hopes to be able to lead the new direction of public entertainment again, just as the company launched the video game console Wii 5 years ago and the innovative body sense remote. This time, however, competition from other devices is intensifying. The Nintendo handheld game 3DS was sold in the US market in Sunday for 250 dollars. The game allows users to play 3D games without wearing special glasses. In addition, the video game machine can also be photographed in 3D.　　This summer, 3DS will also be able to play 3D movies via Netflix. Reggy Feuimy Reggie Fils-aime, Nintendo's US president, said 3DS was "the first 3D device for the mass market." "Nintendo has been the dominant player in the handheld gaming market since the Game Boy era, but in recent years more and more consumers have become accustomed to using smartphones to play games," he said. Angry Birds, for example, now have a total of 40 million players a month.　　In addition, US mobile operators At&t and Sprint Nextel have announced that they will soon launch a 3D display smartphone. 3DS Feuimy admits that consumers currently have a large number of entertainment options. He said Nintendo must provide a better entertainment experience, only so that people use a cluster of games and devices to Nintendo. Sales of Nintendo's handheld DS have fallen in the past year. As of December 31, 2010, Nintendo has sold around 145 million DS worldwide.　　Feuimy that, compared with the previous generation of products, 3DS in the first year of market sales will be better. The Nintendo Wii, which started in 2006, is priced at $250 (the product is at $200). At the beginning of the listing, the Wii often broke the issue of goods. It is unclear whether the 3DS will also be broken after the listing, but retailers say they have received a large number of 3DS orders before.　　Tony Bartel, president of GameStop, the world's largest video game chain, says the company is in contact with Nintendo every day to ensure that it meets the needs of its customers, Tony Bater. Michael Pachter, an investment bank Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachit, said the Nintendo 3DS would be in short supply in the next 12 months.　　With Japan's great earthquake and tsunami likely to affect supply, it is expected that Nintendo will sell 16 million 3DS more reasonably. 3DS is not Nintendo's first 3D gaming machine. As early as 1995, the company released the virtual Boy, but soon after the launch of the company abandoned the product. But Nintendo has not given up on the development of 3D products. Ross Robin Ross Rubin, a market research firm NPD Group analyst, believes that consumers will eventually start using 3D TVs over time. 3DS, he says, is a sign that 3D is being popularized in the electronics market, but the sales of 3D TVs are not as strong as manufacturers expect. (Edit/Xu Mingming)