Wait, did Sony even mention the Eye Camera thing in their conference. They showed it off with the console, but I'll be damned if I've heard a single thing about it in months...

Yeah, so while Sony showed off a metric ton of games that I know I would play and love most of those games are years off. When we get closer to launch things will be put in perspective and we'll see what to expect and what not to. As much as I would love to say that FF 15 and KH 3 would be launch ready they probably…

You raise some good points. I said I was interested in buying a PS4, but I'm certainly not buying one at launch.

GET YOUR LOGIC OUT OF HERE!

Well I think it's safe to say that I'm now considering buying a PS4, I certainly wasn't before this press conference, but hot damn did they ever do a good job.

And it's the best kind of bad news because the Xbox One still doesn't have the upper hand when it comes to this.

It is, I'm not having a great day...

I think that now's a good time to bring up the saying "Jack of all trades, master of none"

Good.

New Leaf is great, I already got together and played a bit with the people on TAY and we had a blast.

I still feel burned by that Super Tortimer game. I was so convinced it would be real...

But then you get into the problem of some games supporting it, and others not, so it'll be a total toss up between needing it and not. I also believe some of the main appeal of an i-device is how minimalistic it is. Attaching a controller to it would ruin that appeal and fracture the instal base. So you would have…

There's also the possibilities of games to play, like tag, hide and go seek, and run away from the axe wielding maniac.

Perhaps that is the reason they were so hesitant on releasing it, why bother releasing a game on a dead system. But this is Nintendo, it's their system so you would think it would be in their vested interest to release something for it...

Oh god, Resetti comes if your connection drops?

It does surprise me that there hasn't been more copies made when there clearly is a demand for it. I would say that Nintendo's not one to miss an opportunity to make money, but they've shown us many times that that's not true.

Nintendo never thought it would sell well. That's the reason many games never leave Japan, because the publisher doesn't believe there's a big enough market to make its investment back.

The odds of that are unlikely. Xenoblade was a rather smashing success in North America and Europe. They also released the footage of it in Nintendo Directs aimed outside of Japan, and I believe there have been listings for it in Nintendo's stock holder meetings.

Square Enix has the opportunity to make a lot of friends if they play their cards right. Even ignoring their biggest franchises they're sitting on an absolute goldmine of IP's that people would flock to buy.

He's referring to the dark hour. Which in Persona 3 occurs once a day at midnight, and is an extra hour. Only a select few can actually experience it, everyone transmorphs into a coffin