Nintendo DS shipments hit 8.4 million units in 18 months

Nintendo DS shipments hit 8.4 million units in 18 months

TOKYO, Japan - Satoru Iwata, president of Nintendo Co., speaks to reporters at a Tokyo hotel on June 7. Iwata said that shipments of its hand-held Nintendo DS game machine reached 8.4 million units as of the end of May since its launch 18 months ago.

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