Page 10 to 12.
https://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/pdf/2018/180201_2e.pdf
TL:DR :
- The console refuse to die. HW sell-through wordwide are still stable, even after Switch release.
- 2017 3DS SW sales > 2015 3DS SW sales (US and EU market only)
- Nintendo will support 3DS by releasing new software and leverage the existing library.
Bad news for people like me since I had hope the Switch would - naturally - push the 3DS out and Nintendo would have to make all their portable and home-console effort converge on Switch, but I guess it's not for this year. =/
https://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/pdf/2018/180201_2e.pdf
Although sales are trending lower than last year, the results from our seventh holiday season sales have maintained stable levels. As explained during the financial results briefing in October of last year, the Nintendo 3DS family of hardware has continued to sell steadily without significant fall-off, even after the release of Nintendo Switch.
Overall totals for 2017 were down compared to 2016 when Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon had globally intense sales levels, but exceeded 2015 in the US and European markets.
A multitude of titles across a wide variety of genres have been released for Nintendo 3DS, creating one of the strongest lineups ever. We are, of course, continuing to develop new software, but we believe it is important to leverage the rich library of Nintendo 3DS series titles to drive sales with Nintendo 3DS owners, as well as consumers who recently purchased Nintendo 3DS hardware.
TL:DR :
- The console refuse to die. HW sell-through wordwide are still stable, even after Switch release.
- 2017 3DS SW sales > 2015 3DS SW sales (US and EU market only)
- Nintendo will support 3DS by releasing new software and leverage the existing library.
Bad news for people like me since I had hope the Switch would - naturally - push the 3DS out and Nintendo would have to make all their portable and home-console effort converge on Switch, but I guess it's not for this year. =/