@HobbitGamer: Thanks and Congrats!

@HobbitGamer: A pound a day?! Any tips?

@MathIsHard: I'm in my office, too. And my boss attempted to come in, got stuck in the snow after trying for an hour and a half, and turned around and went home.

@Cururu: And it was offensively loud. Playing it in bed next to my wife is kinda rude when that thing spins up.

@Y-bot: It'd be a Nintendo handheld....?

@ClaudioIphigenia: That's what I'm saying - the NGP alone can't do it. It'd take not only the failure of the 3DS but it's successor as well, and that's unlikely since Nintendo has a good record of responding to the wants of its use base.

@Frank: 4 Stam 4 Strength leather belt? Level 18?

My wife and I plan on name our first son Kalvin or "Kal" for short.

@VoldtaEngler: lol

@Manly McBeeferton: I don't see it happening either. Both systems are pretty advanced in their tech. Considering what the NGP is capable of, $250 a unit would mean Sony's taking a giant loss on each handheld. I say $300 at the least.

@ClaudioIphigenia: Not only that, gamers in their teens and up tend to forget that the handheld market also caters to the child (6 - 12)demographic. Given that the NGP will cost more than the 3DS, and the brand power that Nintendo has with kids, it'll take more than one generation of a killer handheld from Sony to…

I don't have the audio on. This still made me uncomfortable.

@Golgari: I can see a BF:1943 type game working very well on this.

@NexusSIX: Drake is BaaAAaaack!: Yup, that looks pretty damn awesome. I've never thought of a touchpad being implemented in such a way. I suppose that's why I'm not in the biz.

@FeatherNET [ :D ]: Agreed. The two cameras certainly suggest video chat will be ultilized somehow.

@Diamond Sea: Thanks, Party Cat!

"n/a" meaning both not applicable and not available is stupid.

I'm predicting $350 starting price point with games at $50.

@unknownsock: Yes, PSP has a PSN store on it that you can access while on a Wi-Fi network.

@KaemonKei: Hey, you found a positive attribute for the Go!