@Pezuz
I, for one, HATE the 3D Glasses. Every time that I go to the movies, I have to pray that the version of the movie that I'm going to watch doesn't have 3D, or else I'll be nearly puking in the end of it. I'm not joking, this is the kind of headache that I have when I try to use those 3D glasses. But, when I'm playing my 3DS games, the only headache that I've had was when I tried playing Face Raiders while I was drunk. And it was just a mild headache, I didn't even need to gargle some aspirin to get rid of it.
I do agree that the backtouch in PSVita is a cool inovation. But, in my sick, twisted mind, the best application would be to sex games, and I kinda doubt that Sony would release something like that hahaha
And I'm a 3DS enthusiast, but I'm REALLY concerned for Vita's situation. The innovation (by copying - and somehow trying to improve - the concept of DS) is there, but I guess that it won't be enough. The REAL problem concerning Vita right now is what people already stated here: they must separate the feeling of playing something that you already played in your PS3 on your Vita, and they are still struggling to do so.
And give it a break: since 3DS released the Glasses Free 3D, laptops and smartphones are trying to mimic the 3DS "gimmick", so it's REALLY relevant. Maybe you're not attracted to it, but a lot of gamers (the old and the new) are, and it INDEED is an innovation. It will surely have some flaws, because Nintendo was the first one to try this. Other companies will do better, that's also true, but the concept was something to note for future generations.
Even it you don't like it (I'm not accusing you to be a Sony Lover, although sometimes what you say states it to me) the 3DS is a great platform, and these numbers are stating it every passing month.