The visuals look great so far, but it's such a departure from the original that I hope they follow it up with an awesome 2D action/adventure soon.

Also, since you move Pit with the analogue stick and the reticle with the stylus (the left shoulder button fires), I've heard that it takes a toll on your left hand after playing for awhile, since you are having to hold it one-handed.  You'll either have to play with the system resting on a surface, or even better, they'll release a thumb-nub for your right hand (hopefully one that won't scratch the screen) so you can hold the system with both hands...

Looks a lot better then it did at E3. I was a little worried when I saw it then now I'm feeling better about this game. I wonder if he'll ever get that bow from SSBB. Maybe as an unlockable or god-forbid dlc

Looks like the type of game I'd enjoy plus it's Kid Icarus, looks like sin-punishment type of control. Can't wait to see more next week.

The on-rail parts seem a bit boring (not my type of game.)

I'll wait and see.

They talked over the new music.

Also, not that excited. I need to see the ground segments.

At least Paper Mario can't let me down (hopefully).

I don't speak Japanese, but I'm pretty sure I heard that guy say "Space Harrier" which is exactly what I thought of. This game looks pretty fun to me, if not the full EPIC game some people think is needed. I'm sure I'll get a kick out of it, and it looks simple enough, at least during these on rails parts, that my wife may enjoy it too.

I assume he is using the touch screen and the analog nub to move the character and the cross hair right?
At first I was scared that the two would be the same, but later on he moved both at the same time, so I guess everything is fine. Graphics are looking great.

Thanks for the link. I was wondering how recent the video was. Game still looks great. I just hope they address how Pit moves when on the land. His leg movment has bothered me.

I want this game so badly!
...First I will need a 3DS.

I hope it has a great map and space to explore and not fixed on a single storyline1