Nintendo sells handheld gaming machine 3DS in US market

The price is 250 USD sina Science and technology news Beijing time March 28 morning, Nintendo in the United States market in Sunday to sell handheld games 3DS, priced at 250 U.S. dollars. The game is not only equipped with naked-eye 3D gaming technology, but it will soon be able to play 3D movies from Netflix, a video streaming service provider. By rolling out 3DS, Nintendo wants to be able to lead the way again in the direction of mass entertainment, a replay of the Wii and innovative Body games 5 years ago. However, this time the 3DS competition will be more intense. It is reported that in addition to the implementation of the Naked 3D game, 3DS can also take 3D photos. This summer, the 3DS handheld will also be able to play the 3D movie provided by Netflix via its 3.5-inch screen. Reggie Fils-aime, Nintendo's US president, said the 3DS was "the first 3D device for the mass market," Reggy Fers. "Nintendo's handheld consoles have been popular with gamers since Game Boy, but in recent years, more and more people have become obsessed with playing games on smartphones and sometimes even addicted to this game pattern," he said. For example, the popular mobile game, "Angry Birds," has 40 million players a month. Mobile operators At&t and Sprint Nextel have announced that they will soon launch a 3D display smartphone. Fers-Amy admits that consumers currently have a variety of entertainment options. Nintendo, he says, must provide a better entertainment experience so people choose to use Nintendo's games and equipment. So far, Nintendo consoles have maintained this hot-selling trend. Although sales of Nintendo's handheld DS have slipped in the past year, Yessi Divnich Jesse Divnich, an analyst at the Centre for Electronic Entertainment design, said it was only because consumers were looking forward to a 3DS listing. As of December 31, 2010, Nintendo sold around 145 million DS games worldwide. Divnich that, compared with the DSi and other previous generations of products, 3DS in the first year of market sales will be better. The Wii game was launched in 2006 and is priced at $250 (200 USD). For more than four years, the Wii has often sold out or is in short supply, even as it continued this February. It is not clear whether the 3DS will continue to sell after the sale, but retailers say they have received a large number of 3DS orders, the new game consoles must be very strong market demand. Tony Bartel, chief executive of GameStop, the world's largest video game chain, said the company was "actively connecting with Nintendo every day" to ensure that it met consumer demand. Michael Pachter, an investment bank Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachit, said Nintendo would "sell as much as 3DS" in the next 12 months. Although the JapaneseThe quake and tsunami could affect supply chains, but he estimates that 3DS sales reached 16 million "very reasonable". 3DS is not the first time Nintendo has dabbled in 3D games. As early as 1995, the company released the 3D game machine virtual Boy, due to the listing after the criticism of various aspects, the product was soon abandoned. However, Nintendo has not given up on the development of 3D products. 3DS's technology for generating 3D images is not entirely new, and this technology is known as the "Parallax Barrier" (Parallax Barrier) LCD screen, just as two thin blinds are placed on the screen so that each eye can see a different image. The brain then integrates these images to form a 3D effect. Given this feature, this technique is more suitable for handheld gaming consoles than television sets. As an entertainment technology, 3D does not have much attraction for the mass market. Despite the help of 3D glasses, 3D video games may be popular for many years, but they can not let the player fondle admiringly. People are willing to spend more money on 3D films, but they have little effect on improving the overall box office. "You will find it easier to comprehend the height, width and depth of the game world," said Konno, a senior game designer involved in developing 3DS, Hideki. "According to Nintendo, 3DS 3D effect can be adjusted, or even completely shut down, which is a part of the 3D game is easy to headache people is good news." Nintendo hopes this will make 3DS games more attractive to gamers. It also helps people become familiar with the 3D technologies that originate in movies. "Over time, consumers will end up choosing 3D TVs, like buying high-definition screens," said Ross Robin Ross Rubin, an analyst at Market Research Institute NPD Group. He said 3DS consoles are an important signal of the popularity of 3D technology in the electronics market, although sales of 3D TVs have not been as strong as some manufacturers expect.