Ok now to the important stuff, what do I think about the handheld. Well I'll say this, that if you like 2D games and if you like the fact that all kinds of "real" games can be played anywhere and at anytime and for the price of $100, then this machine is for you. The little wonder is actually bigger in size than the previous offering, but the appearance does seem less bulky. The colors availible are glacier, the coolest with a see-thru case to see the gadgets in motion. There also comes indigo, and artic, the color I have. The button layout is like the Super Nintendo controller, except for only two buttons, A and B, no X and Y. There are also two shoulder buttons on top, L and R, again in the same style of the SNES they are laid out in. Too bad the feeling of them is kinda rough. I played Tony Hawk Pro Skater and to pull off the games many tricks which require fast reflexes of the fingers is hard since the L and R buttons are so stiff. Believe me when I say blister time. Its not that bad of a problem, just a minor issue. Now for those who think that the graphical capabilities are false, take one look at Tony Hawk and its amazing animation which from a distance the skaters look like their PSone breathen and see the 32 bit greatness. Castlevania Circle of the Moon possesses so much detail, even though it does contain too many dark shades of coloring and Iridion...shit all of it. Game Boy Advance has some major pontential. Let me put it like this, the power this system has can produce titles that look as great as shall we say early 32 bit games.....not bad I say for a handheld. It won't be too long till we see games like Final Fantasy IX and Zelda Majora's Mask morphed into little bite-sized games. The future looks bright indeed, and with more companies getting ready to ride the ship, like Square and Capcom. With a real deal of a price and a slew of triple A games at launch, better than the Playstation 2's starting lineup. This is Nintendo best offense since the release of the Super Nintendo(Does anyone remember the Virtual Boy?). There are some minus I will address like the screen being too dark, once more Nintendo forgot the oh-we-need-it backlight, but a Nyko Worm Light will only cost you $10-$20 and my how important it is, the Nyko Worm Light does have good quality written on it though.