The tragic irony of Duke Nukem Forever, is that it is unfinished.

@HowardC: There have been more than three/four Duke Nukem games. There were a bunch of console spin-offs that were pretty popular.

Yeah. Like, five seconds.

@m0m0: Except for the price. And the complete lack of guarantee that every PS3 owner would actually have a Vita.

Read closer: "You can KEEP playing your games while on the crapper"

You can keep playing your games while on the crapper. That's the selling point.

Meh. I still play my actual GameCube.

Well this is hardly a revelation. Iwata's tone made it quite clear that it was literally just agreed upon. They did exactly the same thing with Brawl.

History did not begin in 2001.

It's even more interesting that this new console is apparently "to be catered towards the Western market". Guess the demand really is dead there at the moment.

To be honest, I'd rather have some harmless old woman, stuck in a life of endless boring engagements, hold all the constitutional powers, rather than have a bunch of greedy, narcisstic, and manipulative politicians jockey for such a position.

@マジカル パイ: I guess when they all explode, that's what you could call... a gangbang.

@RGLarson: I think the perception is formed because phone conversations often involve a higher level of attention and concentration than speaking with people face-to-face.

You forgot "Manufacturing costs" too. I've heard the 3D cameras are particularly troublesome to assemble properly. I certainly recall Nintendo saying they had a lot of trouble with them.

Somerset, eh?

Installed flawlessly and works flawless for me. Not that I've noticed any difference; which is good.

While I'm not going to buy anything written by the National Enquirer for a single second (especially when they're sinking so low) it does strike me that, sadly, the man is running out of time.

@philphil: ca.gizmodo.com

You might not take offense at anyone using it... but I think I would.

@enlight10ment: Brilliant find. Those are appalling figures, and complete and utter proof of the failure of this redesign.