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2.6 RongXinyu History of the Nintendo console

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2.6 RongXinyu History of the Nintendo console

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In July 1983, Nintendo launched the FC Red and White machine (usually called the red and white machine in mainland Hong Kong and Taiwan, and the NES(Nintendo Entertainment System) in Europe and the United States), which was the first attempt at a cassette video game platform. The system was very successful, selling over half a million units in two months. The platform is highly technical, and the price is cheap, about 100 dollars. However, after several months of popularity, Nintendo began to receive complaints that the Red and white machines were prone to crash when players were playing certain games. The problem occurred with a faulty chip, and Nintendo decided to recycle the stock in all stores, which lost a lot of money, but achieved good word of mouth.

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The Nintendo 64 was released in Japan on November 24, 1995, and was a huge success, selling more than 500,000 units on the first day. However, the lack of game software (with only three software releases for the console) meant that the N64's release ended after a few weeks, and new games were still months away. On September 29, 1996, Nintendo also released the Nintendo 64 in the United States and Canada, selling 1.7 million units in just three months, and some skeptical third-party game producers took advantage of the media hype to make a significant amount of money.

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In May 2004, Nintendo announced plans for a new console, the Nintendo DS, unrelated to the Game Boy. It had a dual screen (touch screen below) and was officially launched on November 21, 2004, receiving over 300 orders. In addition to the pen screen, the Nintendo DS also has the ability to display 3D computer graphics, although its hardware does not support material filtering, but it is still better than the N64 graphics.

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2008 - November 1 release price of the Nintendo DSi: 18,900 yen (1230 yuan). Nintendo officially announced the NDSi, an improved version of the DS platform, at the fall 2008 press conference. While the screen has become larger and slimmer, it has two cameras and an SD card slot. There are many new functions, such as the DSi camera, which can record daily life with a camera, and the DSi speaker, which can touch music for enjoyment. In addition to the "DSi browser" provided by the "DSi Store" for web browsing, NDSi software stored in the built-in storage space of the host will be launched one after another in the future, and players will be downloaded to experience. According to EnterBrain Japan, NDSi consoles have sold more than 170,000 units between the initial two days of November 1 and November 2, for a total of 170,799 units. That is to say, the amount of the first shipment (200,000 units) has been basically digested. Total domestic sales in Japan have reached 26,324,419 units (December 2, 2004 - October 26, 2008, according to EnterBrain). On March 12, 2009, total sales of the Nintendo DS series exceeded 100 million units worldwide.

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Nintendo announced the Nintendo 3DS on March 23, 2010.

The name of the new model is "Nintendo 3DS" (3DS for short), and the national version of the 3DS launched by Fuyouu company calls it: Nintendo three-dimensional dual-screen portable multimedia handheld Entertainment interactive system.

At E3 2010, Nintendo officially announced the price and release date of its long-rumored new handheld console, the 3DS, which was released in Japan on February 26, 2011, at Nintendo's 2010 Fall Conference.

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On June 3, 2012, Nintendo introduced the Wii U GamePad, a handheld game console controller with a 6.2-inch 854×480 pixel screen, stereo speakers, microphone, front-facing camera, and NFC card reader and TV remote control. At this point, the Wii has begun to evolve from a simple game console into a different type of product. With hardware acceleration and a 3-axis gyroscope, the device controls games as intuitively as the Wii, making it easy to control games without touching the console. It supports online social networking, allows players to create Mii avatars and displays players' interests, and comes with a stylus that can send simple text as well as handwritten messages. The Wii U GamePad comes in black and white.

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Nintendo Switch recently debuted, a set of TV games and handheld games "dual machine in one", launched in March 17, industry estimates that annual sales will exceed 10 million units. Nintendo's new console Switch is the last masterpiece of late former president Satoru Iwata. The new machine was unveiled for the first time, and its left and right joysticks can also become separate controllers, allowing players and partners to play together