@fmhypo: Well, I dunno about you, but Donkey Kong could last me a while. It has 100 levels, and I actually find it fun to replay. To me, 4 bucks is a great price for it.

@GohanEgret: It looks odd, but it looks fantastically odd. Some things did look a bit weird, but I can't say that they didn't look fun.

I'd say Mario Kart 3DS resembles Double Dash with the exception of the lack of actual modeled hands. It is a less impressive looking 3DS title, graphically, but I'm guessing it's due to the fact that the game runs at 60 fps in 3D. It's essentially running at 120 fps. It uses a lot of power.

eShop!

This is the main Vita game that's drawing me in. I want it D:

@Slagathorian: Save the trees and kill the children.: Well... Nintendo did unveil the Wii's Smash Bros. before even asking the man they expected to lead the project.

@TheRealDoshu: Everything can compare to a lower end PSV title, with the exception of the enemy. I think the game looks fantastic.

I get it. Can't wait to see what they do!

I'm sure anything will look amazing with this tec. Nintendo has a habit of making beautiful things with their hardware.

@Mythos: I thought Wind Waker looked better, technically, than Spaceworld 2000's demo.

Holy shit, I was not expecting that price. Looks like I'm getting one.

"Until a new face of evil arrived...."

Project Cafe isn't due until after April 2012, says Iwata.

@The Other White Meat: Wind Waker already looks amazing in 1080p.

Nah, as a person who owned both, the 3DS camera is slightly better. And are you referring to the DSi, or 3DS? The 3DS is capable with its cameras, AR games and Face Raiders work well. :D

Slightly better than the DSi's cameras. At least this time, the 3D sorta compensates for the bad image quality.

I thought most of the costs came from the OLED, high resolution screen. That, the capacitive touch screen/pad, and the various other things this thing has. To me, it sounds like they tried to cram way too much stuff initially, and are now trying to cut back on technical specifications to make it more affordable.…

Yeah, this developer is known for their licensed games, which are usually better than other licensed games, it seems, but still, they're nothing special. This just seems like a quick chance at trying to capitalize on a new system by looking different from the various ports and remakes that are coming to it.

Also, notice how the shoulder is. Much more pointy. Still, looks miles ahead of this game.

@Hongo: Isn't that a pre-rendered cutscene or something? No way a PSP can pull off those shoulder things (too round).