armoredghor

@Kevin more like because he's desparate. look at their new ad campaign the PSP is the best selling handheld... for "serious" gamers. wow way to sidestep the fact that nintendo doubled your sales.

I still think the vitality sensor could be used for auto difficulties. If it measures your heart rate then they could just do a test and see what you're comfortable at and adjust as the game plays out.
@4
It's those games that people think look so stupid and spazzy that makes the wii motion games fun.

I tried the Move at GDC america. It had pretty tracking, that's not to say it's gonna win. They're probably gonna lose for overpricing considering the price is an extra $100 for the starter kit plus $10 per game. They might get a few hardcores from nintendo but the casuals who have less than 5 games won't want to spend that much money.

@Rocket Bird
I think it's more of a throwback to the slide levels in 64. Looks cool though.

Awesome game easily a 20 hour game getting everything plus extra difficulties.

@foxtwin. I thinks that's what they're going for with the fear. If it can tell that you're tense, they might play more with that

Yeah they were really advertising DIY at the Game Developer's Conference. I'm not surprised. Sounds awesome

Looks nice, but still needs more depth. Good review though thanks.

I think should release a real third pillar platform. One that holds to high end graphics and mainly hardcore games and keep the Wii for a couple years for casuals. People who just bought it for wii sports and fit won't wanna spend another $200 on a new system.

They just said they were hinting at it, so they might be throwing out ideas for DS2.
There's also a DVD player on skymall built for DS lite so maybe check the res on that.