We can probably expect some game announcements after the trailer, maybe some third parties will jump on the NX bandwagon. I really don't expect anything from Nintendo until later this year, maybe some glimpses of Zelda NX or the new 3D Mario. I can't wait. What I know is that I'm sure as hell that I'll buy it as long as it plays Nintendo games (obviously, that will happen XD). Third party games would obviously be a plus.

And I know that people don't care a lot about this right now, but does someone know if it's worth to go for the 100% in Color Splash? Like you unlock something or is it just painting because of reasons?

Nah, I will buy it if it doesn't have a lot of third party support. The minimum and only necessary requirement is that it plays Nintendo games. And that will obviously happen. I'd like it to have a lot of third party support, because probably more people would be convinced about buying it. So more money for Nintendo. So more Nintendo games XD. 

Then I think I'll pass on 100%. I can listen to the soundtrack on YT, and it's not precisely an interesting collectathon like Yoshi was for example. Painting is good for more cards and coins in your first walkthrough, but after that it feels just pointless. Still, 30 hours is lengthy enough so I can't complain about that.

All I'm mainly saying is, that we will get not enough info

This will then create more speculation and rumors, as they can't talk about everything if it's only 3 minutes long.

I'll post my thoughts here since they will get buried in the other thread :p

At first glance, I wasn't impressed. Fusion, Switching controllers, mobile gamepad, TINY controllers when playing on the go.. looks to be about the same power as the Wii U, and no more than the PS4/Xone

However, this is what the NX has going for it.. the mobile part. Because it will replace the Wii U and the 3DS, it can do very well if priced fairly. I would be willing to get this game since it's so accessible and you can upscale (if that is the right word) to the TV for the full experience if needed. The system can play multiplayer and such even in mobile form, for games like Splatoon so it should be powerful enough. The list above looks good so far, for 3rd party developers and if this is their only console, they can exclusively release games without having too many droughts, even if its 1st party only

Using a controller to play and having the gamepad as a screen is something I don't really like doing, since it's really hard to see anything. (I tried playing a Wii game off of the gamepad, and Smash 4 on off TV mode with controllers and it was difficult :p ) There are also mobile developers on the list..?

I'm still not sold on the system, but if priced well, it can do very well so I will have to wait for more info first

It was enough for me to know that it'll be a failure. How big? How expensive it is, games and other things will tell.

Not impressed from the trailer? :p

To me it still looks too expensive for those who just want a Nintendo handheld.

It's capable of running Skyrim Remastered in undocked mode, Nvidia is involved and people still have to pay for for the screen and add-ons needed for handheld mode (a problem for those who just wanted a home console) or the "standard" controller (a problem for those who just wanted a handheld). If the dock has extra components...

Remember that 3DS struggled to sell decently when it was 250€.

It also looks rather complex, I'm not sure how parents and kids will react.

Yes, I feel that price is the main issue that will determine whether this system will do well or not..

Despite being a fusion, it still will be competing against the PS4 Pro and Xbox Scorpio..

I just want that Mario game.