Nintendo selected DMP last year, Peddie said. Since then, the company has been working to integrate DMP's technology into the 3DS, working to make sure the graphics engine could be integrated with other components and offer the combination of power efficiency and performance that the device requires, he said,

"The bottom line is that amazing high-end graphics functions in a low-cost handheld device with stereovision is not only possible, it has arrived. The 3DS graphics has a lot of head room to be further exploited and we're expecting to be really thrilled to see and play with what Nintendo and its partners have at launch," Peddie wrote.