Nintendo’s upcoming 3D-enabled portable game system — the 3DS, or whatever its called — is going to be shown off at E3 next month. As of now we know next to nothing about it. It must be something impressive, as Nintendo expects to sell 5 million systems this fiscal year.
According to EEDAR’s Jesse Divnich, Nintendo’s got big plans for 3D. “While Nintendo has not formally announced a timeframe for project 3DS, their financials speak a different story. According to their expected Nintendo DS and 3DS sales (they combine both sales into one category) our estimates indicate that Nintendo is expecting the 3DS to sell 5 million units by March 2011,” he said.
Divnich says that Nintendo is likely to announce that the 3DS will be available in at least two regions in November of this year. Oh, and you can expect to know its real name. That would be good.
These numbers are the same as the sales of the DS back in 2005. I don’t know that gamers are as excited for the 3DS as they were for the original DS, though. Maybe we’ll see something that makes it that exciting next month.
Nintendo Expecting to Sell 5 Million 3DS Units This Fiscal Year, says Analyst[IndustryGamers]
