At least he's thinking about it.

I thought that playing from the SD card wouldn't work very well? (if it's even possible) I'm sure someone told me SD cards are too slow or something.

@Snesboy wasn't that how Nintendo got into trouble in the first place back in the 64 days? The cartridges cost too much to have the same space as ps1's cd's so they lost a lot of 3rd parties (there were way more reasons then this obviously, so don't bite my head off :)

"Statistically speaking..." Umm, no... Logically speaking Iwata..."logically".

Sounds like Nintendo is at a point where they no longer think whats necessary for better gaming experience but howmuch the statistics say they can profit of a product.

Well look at what happened when they did otherwise.

Nintendo wants to innovate, but they lost too much by not thinking things through. 

@disolitude:
Aren't most companies all about the bottom line? Those that aren't usually don't last very long... Gaming companies are still companies after all...

 No, I think Nintendo lost third party support due to Nintendo's restrictions on them...

I know...but saying this out loud is kind of funny.

Like a cell phone salesman saying "Our network goes down all the time"...its true for all GPRS cell phone networks but you don't say it out loud.

Opening up SD functio... wait wtf

Oook - so no one's going to mention the other pluses like

speculated 3rd party support that even Nintendo is impressed by?

That their still will be heavy hitting 1st party titles into 2009, heck I'm rooting MH3 is January 2009 but I figure march and they will do some super deadly triple whammy again or maybe more with 3rd party support 3 seperate million sellers a month for 4 months.

I'd have load up my shot gun and head to Japan for the torture they'd induce on me.. I already have 37 =( My wallet scream 'NO!" my mind says "Mmmm, Pistolwhip."

Let's hope they have somthing for E3.