Personally, I want the "Nintendo Revolution". Gamecube-like controller.

But that won't happen.

I'd like

A. HD Graphics

B. Nix the Nunchuck and wiimote. Or maybe replace the D pad on the wiimote with an analog stick or something. My point, change the controller.

C. A new Zelda game :) because I love Zelda.

I thought it was dying until Metroid, Kirby, Mickey, DK, Galaxy 2, and now Zelda came out. A steady stream of good titles. So it's not quite dying yet.

It's simple, easy, and kind of boring at times.

But overall, very fun. And it's better if you try to get 100% on it.

The graphics and artistic aspects are breathtaking though.

I've been asking myself the same thing. The 3D viewing angle is just SO specific. The battery is bad. And plus, I hate the buttons on it. But I doubt those'll change. Plus if you wait, there will be some awesome games out.

I'd say buy it in June when Zelda and Dead or Alive are out and then sell it for the new model when it comes out.

What would a Pokemon on the 3DS be like? What would they upgrade? The 2D graphics are already pretty great. How would they employ the 3D effects in a (mostly) top down game. After seeing Black and White I seesome possibilties. Any ideas?

I'm sixteen, Junior year of High School. I play it at school when I have a bit of free time. Nobody critisizes me because, surprisingly, everyone else plays it. Instead a draw a crowd, haha.

Nintendo keeps on re-booting the same franchises again and again. I say this new 3DS Starfox port is a step in the right direction. But a new Starfox, F-Zero, or Even a Pikmin 3 seems to be a ways off. (Maybe we'll get info on Pikmin 3 at e3? :D )

Such an improvement from the first!!!

Getting it in June, and can't wait!

I'm 16, in High School.

Y'know it will be interesting to see what kind of people you see with these. I see all kinds of kids with DS's. Then they usually go XBOX when they get older. But since the 3D allegedly damages the eyes of little kids, I'm interested to see if they get them anyway. So far, I've seen only adults and older teenagers with it. But I'm guessing the kids will be getting it over the holidays.