-A new Zelda Game for 3DS and Wii U.-A new Metroid for 3DS and Wii U. -A new Mario for Wii U.-Professor Layton for Wii U.

NEW IP's for 3DS and Wii U.

The Wii U will launch around the same time as RE6. Forget the speculation, this is inevitable. It'll probably be confirmed at E3.The Wii U' s touch screen could be used in meaningful ways for RE6 (inventory management, different camera angles etc).

Considering that ready-to-go PS3 and Xbox 360 bundles will be available for under $200 when the Wii U launches, I think the market price will $250 or less. The accessories should be priced affordably as well, unlike the Wii when it launched.

I agree that it may be too late, unless the Wii U has a steady release of incredible software that distinguishes it from the PS3 or Xbox 360. Also, the price point will be a huge factor in determining its success.

@Oregano. I totally agree. Nintendo also needs to make a variety of bundles to get 3DS sales rolling (Zelda bundle, Kid Icarus bundle, Metal Gear Solid bundle, and Mario Kart, Mario 3DS, or genre bundles like fighting etc.)

No online play = BS. I might stick with PES 2011 for another year.

Okay...I can wait a few more weeks. Hopefully Nintendo makes the first major update worthwhile; here's hoping the internet browser and E-shop function well.

I agree with the previous comments regarding the 'rubber band' setup; the new version should allow players to turn on/off this play scheme, but it shouldn't be the only way to play. Also, Mario Kart 3DS should implement a user created feature, similar to Modnation Racers, where users can create their own levels.

To clarify, they probably mean the PS3 and 360 versions will run on the Frostbite 2 engine. Based on technical power, the Wii and 3DS versions will probably run on a different engine. I don't care about the Wii version, but I hope the 3DS version turns out good.

Both covers look great and better than the original, but I like the U.S. cover more.

I hope it's a new IP.

I never finished the PSP version, but Crush is a good game. However, I hope Sega will add some extra levels to this game to merit the $40 price, especially for those that completed a good percentage of the game on the PSP.

If true, this sounds intriguing. A wii sensor-like bar on the controller? Hmm... I wonder if this will allow the controller to detect hand gestures or face movement via an added attachment. I'm also hoping for 3DS functionality. Blu-Ray is the future disc format for the time-being, so I hope it's true. Hopefully, Nintendo launches this with a decent size hard drive. They shouldn't name this console the Wii 2; I would prefer SNES 2. Nevertheless, this year's E3 will be big for Nintendo.