I said hardware, and obviously the Wii itself will not carry over. Besides, the point was that it's a good selling point for Nintendo that you don't have to buy an all new set of controllers for the new console. (I'm also not sure if the older WiiMotes without the motion+ built into them will work, I read somewhere…

One of the first things they said during the conference today was that it will support two tablets.

To be fair, they have support for two tablets, and then you can buy the Pro controller if you want just a regular gaming pad. The WiiMotes will be used for motion games just like before, it's good that some hardware carries over, I think that will be a big selling point for people.

Where is Square Enix btw?

Nope, but one every time a new consoles comes out would make me very happy.

Kind of boring, no new Zelda makes me quite uninterested...

That's exactly what I wrote...

I think the main problem for people when it comes to MS is the fact that their conference had so few games shown overall, and the ones that were shown were all sequels. The focus was way too much on their video service, music service, etc.

This comment got me aroused.

She is the one playing this character you know ;)

Really? I was laughing through the whole thing pretty much.

this

I was laughing so hard when that old lady was trying to open that door with the move and it took like 5 minutes before she got it open... Mega facepalm of lameness.

So, Beyond and The Last of Us were not winners? And that book/move-thingy was not a loser?

Looks amazing! Twitter was buzzing about it being for next-gen consoles... Wonder if that's true.

Bigger 3DS with dual thumbnobs? I think so.

Sony's conference is tonight at 9 EST, Nintendo's third event is Wednesday at 9 EST, so no...

HA!

Word...

A similar thing happened to me. I bought a TV from Polaroid, it was the worst piece of crap I've ever bought (but cheap..). At one point it completely broke down, so I sent it to Polaroid to have it repaired, and while it was in their possession the company filed for Chapter 11.