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I was on the fence about buying a 3D TV before and the Resistance 3 bundle had sweetened the deal enough for me to actually buy the set. Now I'm not so interested.

If digital is a lot cheaper then it would beat the heck out of physical. Money talks.

I have to agree with Reggie. I wasn't even aware that Dead Space Extraction had launched until I read on Joystiq how poor the sales were. The same for most other 'core' third party titles on the Wii. If Nintendo wants to fix this they'll have to spend more advertising for third parties like Microsoft and Sony.

I was planning on picking up 'The Conduit' at launch, but due to awful reviews (About the game play, not the graphics) I decided to wait for the bargain bin. I don't know where they heard 'critical acclaim' but I sure never heard any.

The problem remains that 3rd party developers are not putting any effort into creating quality experiences on the Wii. This seems ironic to me because one would think that a quality 'hardcore' title on the Wii would sell more (due to a lack of alternatives titles on the Wii and install base), and be less expensive to produce than a similar title for other platforms.

New PSP that can somehow play old UMD games, PSP Trophies, any Final Fantasy games (With emphasis on FF XIII), updated PS3 firmware to include improved voice/video chat capabilities and perhaps some sort of expanded social networking capabilities for the PSN site, and an iPhone app to interface with your friends list. Also, a PC based level editor for LittleBigPlanet, and more news on LittleBigPlanet PSP.

The content is still too expensive, but if they had a subscription plan for reading I'd totally be on board. 15$ a month for unlimited reading would be awesome.

Yoda!

Mars! Get your backside to Mars!

The only one I ever really played was Castlevania 64, so I'd have to say any game but that one.

Terrorist mutants with nuclear capabilities.