She totally fits in!

So it's like Lemmings, with mice and a physics engine, seems fun as hell. The nod to Pee Wee Herman's theme music makes it all the better too.

I bet they'll jack it up to $160-180. Either way, still too pricey for me to even consider, then again I'm not really all that interested in this motion control mumbo jumbo.

@blaab: That's what I'd like to know.

@PyramidHeadcrab: Haha... That's what I thought. You can see the packaging tape. Scotch tape would have been less noticeable.

@shufflemoomin: Eh... you can't have the sweet without the sour.

I think this is actually a good safety measure, seeing as how it's done to prevent something worse from happening. That is of course, if you're already playing something and it's been a long time before you saved, then screw the safety measure, I'd be pissed.

Doesn't chicken cordon bleu have with ham and swiss cheese, not bacon and American cheese?

At the very least they should include wifi in the $199 model, just make people happy...

If I had to choose one of the advantages over the over I'd choose 3D, since it doesn't require me to do anything different from when I was a kid. However, I don't need it, just like I don't need to stand up and flail my arms around in order to enjoy a game. So really, they're both a gimmick too me.

The power consumption drop is nice, easier on the electric bills, so I'm probably going to pick it up.

Wouldn't it be funny if he got one that was defective?

It looks good, graphically, but I think a game like this will only appeal to those that already know how to dance or those who want to learn as opposed to shelling out hundreds for lessons.

I liked it better in 1908, less flair. I don't like 37 pieces of flair on the bottom.

If this is true then I'm all for it, the less I have to carry or swap the better...

Even though he works for the competition and is also a top figure there as well, he might as well scope out the event and bask the moment. Miyamoto gets two thumbs up from me.

Nintendo's been doing this for years, but it seems like this time they're making more of a push. Still they're successful at doing so and it's what the public wants.

@Kobun: Yea, I agree, they definitely would have gotten some cheers out of this one.

Why didn't Microsoft show this off at their press conference? I don't know, but they should have.

DAMN! I want this game now! It's going to be very hard to not be an early adopter for the 3DS, cuz I'd much rather wait for a 3DS XL 6-12 months after it's release, seeing as how it looks like they could add more screen space closer to the camera and move the "Select, Home and Start" buttons below the Y, X ,B and A…