Nintendo 3DS Brings a New Dimension to Handheld Gaming
Over the last week plenty of headlines have been coming out of the Electronic Entertainment Expo, better known to tech enthusiasts as E3. This conference, which has been held almost-yearly since 1995, is the premier video game-related exposition in the world, and with good reason. Big-name developers spend millions on the dramatic unveiling of their latest
products, with the likes of Microsoft and Sony all the way down to smaller developers like Valve showcasing their latest creations. At this year’s E3, however, the star is none of the aforementioned companies.
Yesterday, Japanese video game titan Nintendo blew their competition out of the water, wowing fans with the official announcement of the Nintendo 3DS. Nintendo has had a lock on hand-held gaming ever since the popularity of the Game Boy in the 1990s. The DS, the latest entry in their hand-held lineup, pioneered a unique dual-screen set-up, with one screen using touch-sensitive technology to add a whole new element to gaming. While Nintendo was challenged by Sony’s PSP media device, the company has retained a hold on the hand-held market, even while sales of the Nintendo Wii, their console, have stagnated against competition from the more powerful Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.














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