Nintendo's 3DS gaming console launched

OSAKA, Japan - A man shows Nintendo Co.'s new portable gaming console 3DS at an electronics store in Osaka on Feb. 26, 2011. The company launched the gaming console which enables users to view 3-D images without the use of special glasses on the same day.

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