Valky

Yeah I like the look, unfortunately it seems a mock-up, it looks smaller and there are lots of new functions with the integrated display/touchpad

This one I found is pretty funny:

http://i3.minus.com/ibxon1DR9B6odh.png

I found a better img of the supposed new controller, here you go:

http://twitpic.com/c40yxh/full

Or maybe a Vita pricecut? Now that would be really really hot, with the money saved I would go buy straight with a 32gb Memory Card, and never ever regret it.

Seriously, Vita needs a boost, the Wii U stole away potential buyers for the winter season, with even more 3DS sold

I also want to point that im sure they will keep consoles for the time being, the thing is, those consoles will probably be different from what we are used to see, probably more similar to clients with their own screen, something more independent and yeah I think everyone can still go and buy physical games for local play (as far as I know, you can't download the game itself over Gaikai, only pay the service and play on demand).

I think Sony will need to make crucial decisions now that they went all the way buying Gaikai to be the first to strike the market.
Here is how I would introduce it.

1) Introducing Gaikai as a mean to enjoy old Playstation successful titles, while slowly integrate with old PSP titles for the PSVita and Sony Xperia.
With more than thousands titles from the PSX all the way to PS3 latest addictions, this is surely something that will take years.
2) The one above is a very solid base, the next step could be something totally groundshaking, one of the first party Playstation games played on PC.
3) From that point, proceeding to other competitor devices, such as iOS, or Samsung, Ouya etc.

Looking good, hopefully it will have a smoother design once final (I absolutely hated the first prototypes of the Wii U Gamepad, but they polished it enough and it looks fancy now)

I would ask if the PSVita could still be used as a primary controller for PS4, because if that's so, I would choose that all the day.

I like to being able to play old good games by using the same platform, and I agree Gaikai might be the right thing, something I hope they will throughly discuss since I don't really know how will it work.

The more the merrier. I liked Halo, im not much of a fan but I'm always happy for new IPs.

I'm one who thinks exclusives should be absolutely avoided, I find them a dumb approach (ofc I would always choose a PS version)

Good idea this video countdown, i assume we will get a video for PS2 era tomorrow or monday.

I totally like this nostalgic "let's get back to where it all started" as introduction to the 20th feb.

I absolutely loved the first Spyro trilogy, back in the days it was a really awesome experience that I will forever remember.