@Ashurahori: yeah if this is the PS2 versions (likely) then I'm not buying.

Not sure about the quality of the bundled game.

@killomaster: Didn't that boy get his computers taken away?

@Inzoum: Nice essay.

@Cad97dude: Atlus is there, registered under their parent company Index.

@aang003: Atlus is registered under Index Holdings.

@smegz: AFAIK Memory Stick is exclusively used by Sony. I don't think they even intended for other companies to begin using it.

Well the entire reason Sony quickly scheduled that event was because of 3DS. If you look at interviews with SCE executives from outside Japan, including Jack Tretton and Andrew House, they weren't able to provide definitive answers for most questions, and expressed a lot of uncertainty.

Monolith Soft?

@Korbei83: That would be fantastic. I might actually buy Peace Walker if it happens.

@Good news, everyone!: Can you confirm this with a source? Everything I've read has neglected to address this functionality.

@Dennen: Cool ideas, but this is Activision we're talking about here.

@DominusSapientia: When it comes to a reaction-time FPS like Call of Duty, dual analog is paramount. There's a reason why no one talks about the DS versions that were made.

@EnigmaNemesis: Man we haven't tripped wires since last generation. =p

By the way, anyone know if NGP's analogs can click (like L3/R3)?

with Modern Warfare 3 possibly as a launch title, this could be huge.

@peteer02: hates geofencing: Well at least we can see 4 holes for screws... so it can definitely be opened. It just isn't designed to be done routinely.

@Fernando Jorge: Really? I interpreted it the other way around.

@Archaotic: Square's got plenty happening with the current PSP. I'm guessing we won't see their NGP initiatives until TGS, or at latest, next year's Production Department Premier.

I think I'm most compelled by Gravity Daze. Great visuals and it's forshadowing slick gameplay. Anyone else?