AWKWARD ZOMBIE

I'd like it more if I could copy+paste and if it supported flash or any other possibility of watching online videos besides netflix.

Only thing I don't like about it is that it can't show Youtube videos... and I was so close to watching 3D-enabled videos of people jumping off trampolines without glasses!

Hopefully they'll fix that later. At least for now I have Nintendo Video and the Collegehumor shorts it brings me.

EDIT: Ninja'd by D-vid in terms of opinion...

Whoa, it's that fragile?
I remember dropping water, coffee, milk and even accidentally dunking my GBA in a glass of orange juice once. Nintendo, what happened to you? Did your Nintendium mines run out?

I use to drop my game boy like it was made out of lava and it STILL works to this very day.
Sure I have to keep it plugged in and turn it on and off to get it started but it still works.

I once dropped my GBC. It survived, but the batteries came flying out, corrupting my game data, and destroying childhoods. I also once got gum in the cartridge slot, played perfectly afterwards.

One of my friends accidentally dropped their DS in a clean toilet... It survived just from them putting it on the warm stove to evaporate the water out of it slowly...

And the 3DS isn't too fragile... I dropped mine the second day of having it (It fell out of my pocket because the shorts I was wearing sucked) from 6 feet up in our van to the concrete sidewalk below. Besides a few chips off the battery cover and a scratch on one of the shoulder buttons, it was perfectly fine.

-K-

Nintendo's running out of what ever made their N64/GBA/GC/DSphat.

Cheap-looking plastic?

At least it's more durable than the new systems. I heard the N64 could take a sledgehammer .

-remembers his N64-
No, I'm pretty sure it could not.

Pfft, my bro has destroyed more of his old handhelds than the new ones, and he's probably even more clumsy than he used to be.

Broke his Gameboy, his GBP, nearly destroyed his GBA when he accidentally kicked it into a wall (it still works though), and has dropped his DS Lite on the floor tons of times (it has scratches... that's about it).

I've dropped my handhelds a decent number of times (after all, I was 4 when I got my Gameboy) and have yet to break one... I think my 3DS was the second to hit concrete... it always makes me worry when I drop tech like that, but Nintendo builds their products to survive.

The cockroaches are going to be enjoying Nintendo products when everything else has been destroyed by nuclear weapons. At least as long as they have batteries.

Also, my N64 doesn't seem very durable... I'd vote more for the Gamecube being more durable than it... At least I know the Gamecube can take a fall.

-K-

I dropd my Gameboy color down tile stairs, dumped milk all over it, and dropped it dozens of times.

It still works perfectly do this day.

Let's not forget that Gameboy that survived a fire.

And the one that survived a nuclear attack against a bunker.

That still works today. Perfectly.

But that can't be related to its MASSIVE BULKINESS (compared to today's models anyways) and STRAIGHTpunFORWARD design.