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@brkptr

Good call. I was thinking "Games on Demand" confirmed but I suppose Kinect is a huge possibility.

@Psykechan

$179.99 to $229.99?

You remind me of a carnival side-show. Give yourself enough of a range?

The rest just seems like the cycle of the DS presented as your "prediction" of things to come. Aside from the "artificial shortages" comment.

Now, I mean this when I say this, it makes no sense for a company to not sell product they have. Electronics are not a commodity. They are not futures. They will always be worth less in the future than in the here and now because of cost of carry.

Kids these days.

And how do you think people get paid at Nintendo? Charity?

No one would deny they make TONS of money, but much of that leaves in salaries, taxes, research and development, etc.

Sorry to say, but your point of view betrays your age.

They're right in the same way not every movie has to be a Michael Bay or James Cameron style explode-fest.

Sometimes I prefer the subtle nature of Nintendo's story telling.

Play Metroid Prime 3. Play Zelda...hell, any Zelda. Remember how lonely and sad Link's Awakening was?

@Haywired

Maybe you're just in the minority this time...

Sorry.

I'm sure you aren't. Lots of people judge unfinished products by a brief tech demo at a show designed to show unfinished products to hobbyists with the hope they'll understand that it doesn't necessarily represent the finished product.

It's easier to wait if you make yourself not care.

@DarkKingSilvers

College is expensive.

I realize E3 tosses a lot of games at you guys but I would think "guided demo" would have made it into your write-up rather than the comment stream.

So no impression whatsoever?

Are you sure you didn't just watch a video?

@Abrams

Also, kudos on the instant bigotry.

@jonbo

I know...sigh...