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@zOMGREI - I would upvote you, but your comment is already blue. So, I'll do the only logical thing: press it some more.

@EndynOmni - Just saw these in our back room at Best Buy, with it's "revelaitons" and all.

Gonna buy it when it comes out. Was going to wait a little bit, but with the pre-release $10 price drop, plus the misprinted packaging, this could very well end up being worth a little extra money down the road.

Damn it, I'm gonna need to order 3 of these...

@Doublethink - Let me introduce to you...Image 2 in the gallery.

@Dcmac - That's exactly what I'm waiting for. Better games (I'm only interested in Uncharted and Super Stardust right now) and a sub-$200 price.

Or if Best Buy starts doing their "free Gift Card" with it, then sure, why not?

@Mornstar8 - Northern VA. I've been told that not all Best Buys will be getting the Vita (specifically smaller stores), but stores that do can see up to 2 units.

Sadly, one of our units crapped out today. I was playing Little Deviants with a customer, and menu navigation in the game and on the LiveArea menu was going slow as all hell. I held the power button to turn it off (as in full system shut down), and that circle-made-of-bubbles that spins to show whatever progress being made. The PS Button was flashing blue (that's your indicator, BTW) and that spinning circle was on screen for a few minutes, something that shouldn't happen.

I put it in our AP office on the charger, hoping that it will eventually turn off completely; I signed into my own PSN account to be able to demo internet functionality (PS Store and the Browser haven't been turned on yet by Sony), so I'm hoping that I'll be able to wipe the memory and remove my account.

We just got the demo Vitas at my Best Buy, and for being the first time I've held the Vita, it's not as large as I was thinking, but it's still pretty damned big.

It makes me want one, but the current game lineup isn't enough to get me to drop another $250 on a handheld platform that I won't play past the first game...

@Vcize - From IGN (http://wii.ign.com/articles/121/1217360p1.html):

"Personal Accounts for Wii U - Nintendo will now allow personalized accounts for its next home console, which will allow multiple users per system. Online profiles will no longer be system-based. "We will also be able to construct and offer the [personal account system] by combining a variety of different services and content," Iwata said."

@Vcize - Presumably, yes.