Nintendo plans to use 3DS to push 3D games

Introduction: Nintendo New game Machine 3DS has recently been listed in the world, Nintendo also hopes to spread the game through 3DS to the market, the Yahoo site today on the author analysis of 3DS on the global 3D game. The following is the full text of the article: Nintendo 3DS has recently been listed in the world, the Japanese game manufacturers think with the latest open-hole 3D technology they can again set off a wave of palm machine entertainment tide.　　Nintendo launched a Wii mainframe with integrated body-sensing control handles 5 years ago, and its listing has been hugely successful. However, Nintendo now faces more competition than previously, 3DS sold in the United States last week, asking for $250, players can play 3D stereo games without having to wear 3D glasses, and can shoot 3D photos.　　By the end of this summer, players can also watch 3D videos on the 3DS 3.5-inch screen via Netflix, an online movie rental provider. Reggie Fils-aime, Nintendo's US president, Reggy Els Emer 3DS as the first market-oriented 3D device.　　Nintendo's handheld devices have been popular with the market since the first launch of Game Boy consoles, but in recent years consumers have become accustomed to playing games on smartphones, such as the "Angry Birds", which have reached 40 million monthly players. Mobile operators At&t and Sprint Nextel recently announced that they will soon sell smartphones with 3D displays.　　Reggy Els Emer also admits that consumers now have more entertainment choices, and they must provide a better entertainment experience to keep their players in the game. "The demand for DS has declined in recent years," said Jesse Divnich, an analyst at the American Electronic Entertainment Survey (Electronic Entertainment design and research) Jessi Divnich This is also because the players are looking forward to the arrival of 3DS. As of December 31 last year, DS global sales have reached 145 million units.　　Jessi Divnich that the first-year sales of 3DS will be far more than the previous models. Rubin Ross Rubin, NPD market analyst, believes that consumers can become more familiar with 3D technology through movies, and users will eventually accept 3D TVs. Although 3D TV sales are not up to expectations, 3DS will promote better equipment for 3D technology. (Xiao Ming)