That’s not even remotely a response to what I wrote.

Oh, get off it. Trump isn’t compared to Hitler because people vaguely disagree with him on tax policy.

It wouldn't surprise me to see games that work on the Old 3DS, but which have ancillary features that are unlocked on the New model to encourage upgrades.

I haven't made a personal attack. Everything I've said is in direct relation to what you've said, and not a word has been ad hominem (not ad hoc). I don't have to know you. I only have to know what you think about this exact topic, because that's what we are discussing.

No. You really aren't.

I don't think I'm letting my fascination with gadgetry do anything (particularly since I made it clear that I don't think this kind of technology is right around the corner — it's going to be a long while coming). I think you're letting your love of driving cloud the obvious trajectory of progress. You're the…

Well... I suppose you're lucky it probably won't happen in your lifetime, but once driving software becomes good enough (which will happen, regardless of how embarrassing current attempts are), cars will be moving far too fast and far too close to one another to allow humans to safely play along.

Between this and Wooly World, I'm glad to see Nintendo really taking advantage of the textural detail of HD. I love graphical experiments like this, going back to the crayon scribble of the first Yoshi's Island on the SNES.

Been doing this with pancakes for years. But not with the weird recipe linked in the article (soy milk and vegan chocolate chips... ugh)

It's not the 3DS part. It's the "New" part.

"We've begun a pilot program of having gamers lose weight by running around trying to find amiibo figures, and so far the results have been extraordinary. To that end, we plan to make future figures even more rare."

It's also a good idea to have a pair of silicone-coated tongs for use with non-stick pans. Oxo makes a set of those, too:

Assuming it's anything like Xenoblade Chronicles, it will play sort of like a single-player version of World of Warcraft.