Nintendo has admitted that sales of 3DS are below expectations and need a "nudge." "The console has had a great time to launch but then sales have slowed sharply," said President Iwata at a recent meeting with investors. "However, we have reason to worry about the future," said Iwata, "the delay in the development of some games has certainly had an impact on the current situation, but with the arrival of upcoming titles, the trend should change." The first of these titles is undoubtedly The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D, which will soon review Videogame Source.
it, but also the arrival dell'eShop should help change the trend. The 3DS has exceeded one million consoles sold in Japan, while its success in Europe has subsided after a flying start, which saw more than 300,000 units sold in the first two days. 
it, but also the arrival dell'eShop should help change the trend. The 3DS has exceeded one million consoles sold in Japan, while its success in Europe has subsided after a flying start, which saw more than 300,000 units sold in the first two days.
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