Despite mobile games dominating the scene, Nintendo 3DS is still holding its own slice of the market.
Since 2011, Nintendo has sold at least 50.41 million units of the popular handheld console, something that was eclipsed by the Nintendo DS, Game Boy and Wii, but still ranks exceptionally high up the list of most consoles sold worldwide to date.
It's been four years since the handheld hit the market, so has Nintendo 3DS reached its peak? Nintendo's Scott Moffitt, executive vice president of sales and marketing, believes there's still plenty in store for 3DS, with sales ahead of the 2014 pace in the US: "Nintendo 3DS is here to stay."
Due to the different control schemes with mobile gaming versus a more traditional handheld like 3DS, he believes that "gaming on smart devices and gaming on Nintendo 3DS can happily coexist, to the benefit of all gamers."
Do you think the 3DS has many more years in it?