It might be Tetris on the Gameboy or Jet Force Gemini on N64.

Actually, I think they already can...

Just tryin' to have fun. But I'm fairly certain that I'm not wrong, so in that sense, I'm retaliating by correcting.

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Dunno why you replied to my comment, but I guess you have free time, or you're lonely and wanted me to reply, so here it is: I acknowledge your existence.

I guess if you had to register all your fingers and toes, your family's fingers and toes, and your cat (and all your nipples), then this would be useful. I thought the point of using the same finger for each slot was meant for being able to register your finger no matter what angle/position you put it on.

I remember the first time I figured this out. So convenient!

I still don't get why the Vita TV cartridge slot has to be covered like on the Vita. It's such a pain to flip open!

I would buy one just to leave the empty shell next to my TV.

Didn't notice that this was a GIF, until I saw the video... and the lack of response... =P

Story-wise, would I need to play previous games of the series?

So I guess now there will be less games using the touch/camera features because the developers probably want to appeal to all Vita owners...

I'm still rocking my Hatsune Miku Vita, so unless they bitch-slap me with a new LE Vita, then I guess I'll be fine.... =P

If you're a loser like me and die a lot, then you can actually use your coins (I think 2000?) to recover you and your team once per battle.

No escape..........

So are people going to buy the 2DS and play/buy Phantom Hourglass just to check out that one annoying puzzle everyone's talking about right now?