Like I said, son, touch controls aren't properly new. They can be to you, but for 140M people it is not.

there wasn't much touching in that video. 

I don't think the 3DS will limit the NGP at all.

First off, without a price point, we can't assume sale wise, it'll be PSP/DS all over again. NGP, could be the next SNES, in that it being more powerful than the competiton, still out-sold it..

But, the NGP has 3G... I think consumers will notice if they have to pay a bill to T-Mobile that there's something very different about the system..

Also, games on the 3DS pop at you.  But, on the NGP, you get to control the game in 3 dimensions (technically, because you're not interacting using the NGP's side panels).   But, you have touch screen, and a rear touchpad, face buttons, and dual ANALOG sticks...  It's not that hard to figure out which is stronger...  Also, remember that first party games will look fantastic...  If someone has Uncharted, they're going to expect a certain level of quality from their games, and strong 1st party titles that sell great would force everyone else to get with the program...

But, what that will do is cause companies to cater towards one device or the other, because they are so different... So, ultimately, it depends on how well such things will sell.. So, things wont be limited, they would take advantage of each system's strong points, and probably developed independantly.

But, now that I think about it... All of my PSP games are exclusives (most 3rd party).  And, I probably wont get too many NGP games, just a few PS1 classics (mostly megaman) PSP titles, and a couple NGP.  I want it mostly for the Music, movies, and internet, to be honest.

Just a little. also some gyroscopic gimmicks, like the Wii and 3DS, some augment reality, like PSP, DSi and 3DS and... thats it?

all in one device. 

Just like the 3DS, only lacking 3D and added 3G support.

They are similar in controls yet it's the PSP2 that's cliche?

what's so different between the DS now and the 3DS when it comes to controls?

Just the motion sensors and the 3D. Everything else such as mic, touch screen and double screen were already on the DS.

looks like psp2 is gonna hold back psp2 because face it 3ds is gonna be a monster,

so expect it to get the most support

I definitely think that, as of now, the PSP2 is much more powerful and worth the money than the 3DS.  Although there will inevitably be "Console Wars", I think that the PSP2 deserves recognition as the better handheld. At least, in my opinion, it does.

Come on, it has so many new features, including a OLED Screen with Touch Sensitive Technology, and a new interesting Touch Pad on the back.  In all honesty, I dont think the 3DS stands a chance.