Nintendo said the boost is largely due to strong sales of the Nintendo DS portable gaming system software and hardware.
Sales figures for February from market watcher, NPD Group, showed that Nintendo's DS racked up an astonishing 485,000 unit sales, which combined with strong sales of the Wii, which sold 335,000 units gave Nintendo a 54 per cent share of all gaming hardware sales.
Last week, Sony also had to cut the official US list price of its PlayStation Portable by 15 percent from US$199.99 to US$169.99 in order to fend off strong competition from the DS.
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