THQ Vice President: Nintendo 3DS Piracy technology makes people excited

Ian Curran, executive vice president of the THQ Global Games launch, recently praised the Nintendo 3DS's piracy capability in an interview, and said the new technology of the handheld could solve the problem of piracy, which has been a headache for game-makers. "The game piracy problem has been in the DS market for several years now, which is evident in the DS Lite console, which limits our development of more games for DS Lite," says Ian Curran. The DSI has made some progress in this area, and 3DS can now be said to have been greatly improved. Ian Curran says 3DS's built-in piracy technology has made him excited. He tried to understand the technology, but Nintendo told him it was too complex to explain.　　Ian Curran that the pirated games made Nintendo aware of the former's damage to the gaming industry, so 3DS had to stop it.　　As the probability of piracy decreases, Ian Curran that game developers will be more focused on the development of the game and gain a corresponding benefit from the game investment. Iwata, the Nintendo president, said he wanted to strengthen the piracy technology of the palm machine before it was officially announced to the 3DS. (Edit Zhang Xing)