Nintendo has finally revealed the new hardware they've been working on -- a 3D-capable Nintendo DS called, appropriately enough, the 3DS.
The company won't be doing the official unveiling until E3, so details on how the handheld's 3D support will work are still scarce, although it has been confirmed that 3D glasses won't be required. Nintendo also revealed that the 3DS will be backwards compatible with older DS and DSi software.
The 3DS will reportedly be out in Japan before March 2011. It will presumably be playable -- or at the least, demoed -- at E3 this year.
About This New Gadget:
- That a new handheld, called the Nintendo 3DS, will be released sometime during Nintendo's next financial year (Apr 2010 - March 2011).
- It will be capable of producing 3D graphics, without the need for 3D glasses.
- The 3DS will be backwards compatible with the entire line of Nintendo DS products.
- It will be properly revealed during the E3 trade show in Los Angeles, which will take place in June.
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