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PSP graphics were almost equivalent to PS2

PS2 was the weakest home console of last generation
NGC was the strongest even coming out a year before the original xbox.

You can arguably say that these are upgrade NGC graphics but people have been saying for the past 3 months that "The device can potentially be as strong as a X360.". In the conference Iwata stated that the technology now is all here and cheap.

Though I myself am worried about battery life, much like the PSP in 2005; we could be carrying around portable "Wii"s come launch 2011.

-3 cameras with the outside to making it possible to take presentable res 3d photographs

-An analog stick

-Free "xbox live"-like internet network

-films seemingly being able to be download; but I certain that there are gonna be purchasable films, all in full 3d.

-Spiral and Motion sensory
*This means your 3DS practically has a built-in Wii MotionPlus controller. This was said to be a choice camera angle controller within "Kid Icarus:Uprising".

*Your cameras can perform sensory as well. In the example of Nintendogs + Cats, they incorporated your pet responding to your facial expressions.

^^^I'm sure with an establishment of a shooter you'll be moving your ds to aim. The cameras could be use to effect your in-game setting with what it views of your real life surrounding potentially. In other words, I'm hoping Kojima makes another Boktai or at least another Lunar Knights/Shin Boktai.

If this thing has multiple touch. The Iphone may be worthless as far as gaming.

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i never owned a gamecube or an xbox, so the ps2/psp was my only available point of reference. regardless, big up to nintendo! the way i see it, they easily take the lead when it comes to innovation in gaming interface (wii --> ps3's move, for instance). now it seems they're going to lead in terms of graphics as well.

...or at least portable graphics. and the iphone never really appealed to me anyway, even as a phone. not gonna cry over that one.

btw, i like the "portable wii" description. sums it up quite well. i haven't mastered the wii controller (doubt i ever will, my coordination sucks), so the fact that the motion sensing is built in is a massive plus.

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Can you explain those two things more. I don't understand them.

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Well I didn't use proper terminology. I apologize.

Motion sensor is the same as the wiimote tech

however there is a gyroscopic application to it. It senses the angles you are holding you device, how fast you move it and in some cases with way it is facing from it's original positioning.

Let's refer to properly as gyro sensory from now on.