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I've never played Lost Winds one or two because I'm more of the handheld type of person. I hope that this new Lost Winds project of which they are working on will be a Nintendo 3DS title because if it is I'm sure to purchased it. I might buy the Wii Lost Winds games at some point in the near future.

Man, that concept art looks good. I sure hope they produce a comic book adaption because I'd certainly buy it!

Now if only the in-game graphics are as good if those of Shantae: Risky's Revenge this will be the one to own.

I'm so thankful that Nintendo didn't choose to have monthly fees for the Nintendo 3DS. That would have been a death nail for the 3DS as the price of $199.99 will already shatter the glass for some who are already annoyed with the $249.99 price of the PSPgo.

I'm so thankful Nintendo is headed by smart thinkers and not money grabbers as a monthly fee would have alienated many people and caused the 3DS to suffer poor sales.

Oh, how sad! I was just settling in with Mrs. Dunaway. Cammie Dunaway was such a breath of fresh air from Reggie Fills Aime. I can't believe she is leaving. It breaks my heart. Oh, well at lest I've got Christine O'Donnell now.

Don't worry folks, Shantae will be here sooner than you think. I've e-mail my complaint directly to Matt Bozon and I was blessed with a kind and encouraging response.

I remember playing a Rayman game on the PlayStation 1. Hopefully they will put Rayman Origins on the Nintendo 3DS. I'm quite sure that Rayman Origins will be a digital download game in the proposed Nintendo App Store.

I'm so very diappointed.

However, at lest I can save up money, master math and get in college.

I sure hope they'll release it in January but I fear it will be February.

I sure hope that Boku mo Sekai o Sukuitai comes to the United States.

With all this great Nintendo 3DS news emerging, I don't think I will invest any more money in my Nintendo DSi and PSP. I reason that as soon as I purchase a DSi or PSP game that Nintendo will announce a solid release date which will be either something along the lines of December 10th, 2010 or February 6th, 2011.

However, I'm quite sure I'll trade both my Nintendo DS Lite and PSP for the Nintendo 3DS, so as to keep my beloved DSi so I can play A Kappa's Tale, BlazyBloo: Battle Brawlers and Shantae.

I don't actually see the need for a new Home Console from Nintendo as our family is quite happy with our Wii. Still, back in the Winter of 2009 Nintendo made no acknowledgement of the a new handheld device being in development and now here we are at the dawn of the new Nintendo 3DS.

So while Nintendo might not acknowledge a new Home Console, it would not surprise me if they unveil Wii 3D at E3 in 2011 or 2012. Still, I'm satisfied with the current Wii and I enjoy it a lot, on the otherhand, I don't use the Wii as much as I'd like to because our family is always on the go and now that I'm on my way to college and I prefer handhelds anyway I think I'll stay with the new Nintendo 3DS more than anything else.

Nothing to fear friends. I only suspect the price to jump to 39.99 and that's not so bad considering the current DS model games typically are 29.99 and 33.99 for hits like Animal Crossing: Wild World and Mario Kart DS.

Region Locking keeps things unique, diverse and special for each region to which the Nintendo 3DS is released in.

I agree that Nintendo can do more to improve the online experience in regards to the Wii and DS platforms.
I must say that Nintendo has improved with the Nintendo DSi by adding the DSiShop. Nevertheless, I think that the online experience that Nintendo is creating with the Nintendo 3DS is going to be 100% near perfect, especially since it's going to be like WiiConnect 24. As far the Friend Code system Nintendo has, I must admit that I like. It helps to keep things cut and clean and unique, unlike the online set-up for the PSN, PSP and iPod Touch. Nintendo's success and strength is that they are unique and one of a kind.

Well, I was very excited about Shantae: Risky's Revenge as I had not played the first Shantae game; however, as a fan of the classic I Dream of Jeannie show, it was with great excitement that I acquired a Nintendo DSi with the intention of playing this game but now that the Nintendo 3DS is on the way everything has changed as I plan to trade it or my PSP for the Nintendo 3DS.

Perhaps, WayForward is planning to convert the game to 3D for the Nintendo 3DS? I really don't know of course.

I agree with you komicturtle. I think that this is indeed very true because Mr. Iwata made it quite a point of discussing the Nintendo 3DS's new capabilities, especially regarding it's online aspects and it's WiiConnect24 inspired capabilities and then he went out of the way to emphasize that that are "free" which is a real blessing.

Now let us have faith and continue to pray that Nintendo will release the Nintendo 3DS this Christmas in the West and in the UK. Hopefully Animal Crossing 3DS will get a good name like Animal Crossing: Country Life or Animal Crossing: Country Tales.

This is quite nice and yes Guybrush, I also noticed how it seem's to read Kirby's Epic Yam if you're not quite focusing your eyes.

Well, most certainly, I'll download the DSi version. Still, what's the point in downloading the DSi version when Nintendo and SONY refuse to transfer your downloaded content from one system to another?

Perhaps I'd do better by buying the software itself since the 3DS can run DS software.

Well I'm not to excited about sticking with the current DS, especially with the new Nintendo 3DS cresting the horizon next week.

However, I might keep my Nintendo DSi if only to play WayForward's Might Flip Champs and Shantae and of course the new BlazyBloo: Super Melee Brawlers Battle Royal. Nevertheless, Nintendo 3DS is at the top of my most wanted list and it is the primary reason that I'm excited about this years E3 along with the curiosity that I have for Microsoft's Project Natal and the announcement of the Wii HD 2 and NEXON’s presentation of Dragon Nest, other than that it’s all “3DS” for me.