@Leyviur: When did Nintendo ever promise 1:1 control?

It's not going to be $300... the prices rarely translate that directly.

About time. Now I can play Link's Awakening, the Oracle games, and Metroid II. I never had a portable system until the DS, so I missed all of those and have played all of the other games in those series otherwise.

I'm using Adon. The list doesn't seem too far off, but the damn Balrogs and Vegas find me way too frequently.

@Xaif: I don't think that criteria really matters with the Ice Climbers and Pit in the game.

@wyldcat: Yeah, Simon definitely should've gone in ahead of Snake. There were the three NES games, the SNES game, three GBA games, and three DS games. Needless to say, the Castlevania series has been much more active on Nintendo consoles. And Simon seems like a good fit for Smash Bros. anyway.

They sure aren't interested in showing the games being controlled. If you don't know what they're advertising beforehand, the commercial doesn't really tell you anything until the last few seconds.

A new game every three years? There have been six Halo games in nine years. I guess they want a new one every year. The horror.

@firelogic: Pretty much just the Wii. Get your facts straight. And when I think premium price, I think something like the Neo Geo or the PS3 at launch. Lure in the uneducated... give me a break. I know the Wii isn't as powerful as the 360, but I bought it anyway. Wow, they sure got me!

These are old. But anyway, I'd never buy DLC like this especially when they force buying them in packs.

Seems like a lot of it is to try to draw a reaction. But this was hilarious:

@Hazeman25: Most people don't install their games going by SSF IV. There's a noticeable speed increase loading an online match where both have the game installed. And of the hundreds of matches I've played, I would estimate that something like 5% have the game installed.

They may have demoed something in 2001, but the Move would not exist without the success of the Wii. Neither would Kinect.

@dowingba: And 2007 and 2008. It doesn't appear that the Move is going to have any problem with shortages.

Looks about right.

@metronome49: It's supposed to be Giga Bowser from Brawl. Which means it needed to be big enough to step on Ken.

Awesome video. Only one I haven't played (that I should) is Japan's SMB 2.

Whatever, Apple. The little $2 diversions you call games don't mean anything. If they did, just release a cheaper system that only plays "games" and see how that goes for you.

@Jordan White: I would bet they'll price it cheaper than the Wii. And all of their handhelds have launched at less than $200.