A memory card that doubles as a portable console and a screen for your controller. What an awesome Dreamcast that was.

I think the average user of this website wouldn't get a lot of the jokes. I know some of you will and I don't mean that offensively.

I'm just saying that only 40% of readers live in the UK so most have probably never heard of Jimmy Saville or the Daily Mail. Also a good proportion of those in the UK are probably too young appreciate jokes about things like the sort of story the Daily Express like to carry.

I 4loled at "real life is in 3D, and they can’t tell the difference"... I could happen.

I'm pre-ordering Lego Hostel now.

Actually I haven't got around to disabling the thumbs down button yet.

"However you have to wonder how many people are willing to pay $300 for a portable system when you could buy one of the existing consoles for the same price."
I think the guy from Nintendo put it well when talking about the 3DS price and handheld consoles in general, "There seems to be a widespread belief that handheld consoles should always be cheaper than home console counterparts..." That's only true because we're used to handhelds being cheaper. If the NGP is as powerful as a PS3, plus it includes a high quality screen, battery and everything else squeezed into something a 10th of the size, it should be more than a PS3 shouldn't it?

The first news from the interview was posted today http://www.3dsbuzz.com/animal-crossing-3ds-not-in... More will be coming throughout the week.

Steel Diver was first shown at E3 before DS come out. We never heard of it again until 6 years later with along with the 3DS announcment. There's been plenty of similar cases. It could be like that, just a tech demo... I'm not saying it is, I'm just saying it could be.

Ah yeah... 4th of April. I was getting over excited and thinking the 3DS was out in February.

You could play with AR cards all day.

15 games is a lot for launch day. Pilotwings and Street Fighter for me, The Sims, Nintendogs and Lego Star Wars for my girlfriend and her daughter.

I'm not a hardcore beat 'em up fan so one touch special moves made the game more fun to play in Amsterdam.