@bbnoel07 Nope, I was 100% unimpressed as well. =P

@bbnoel07 As an announcement, no I'm not impressed either.  A port for Diablo 3 for people who didn't buy it (maybe for hardware reasons or just didn't get around to it) I see a little excitement.  But more as a side note noy a major announcement.  

@bbnoel07 I'm not happy with that either.  While everyone makes, the game makers don't get to see any money from used games, argument they technically get the full price for the game the first time.  They make their money off of me even if I sell it later (I never do though)  This is just a way to force people to pay either full price or to double dip on the sale.  I'm not a fan of this.  Besides are they going to extend the warranty on these used games?  

@bbnoel07 I think that is just how they hit.  They advertise them for PS3.  Not everyone will be able to buy a new console when it comes out so this will keep some of their base happy and if it is really PS3 compatible shouldn't be much trouble.  

@Canadian.Scott @LYT Canadian.Scott.  Don't move!  I got here late and I need someone to talk to!

NNNNOOOOOOOOO!!!!  YOU LEFT!!!

@jonap It was interesting to see their storybook feature last year.  Will be interesting to see if they do more kids stuff as well or have it fall to the wayside like before.

Okay I'm still catching up so please forgive me if I repeat someone else's points.

1.   No machine!  This makes me weary.  Demo games can be developed and run on system designed to do so, I want to see actual PS4 rendering.  Without that this is just fantasy of our internet blind date by just their profile pic.
2. I'm glad they are going with the X86 architecture.  With GDDR5 SDRAM it sounds like they are seriously going for a graphics machine.  8GB of RAM, WOW!  This does bring one worry and that is that they will turn to Cloud Gaming (I.E. no more nice Stand alone machines with your own disk but cloud gaming dependent on internet connection and downloading so they have control over your game)  So much memory power and graphics bandwidth that maybe not in the beginning but pretty quickly our game disks will disappear.
3. I love backwards compatibility, but this also worries me.  If they are doing a straight backward compatibility with PS3 means the hardware and programming probably didn't change much.  I know I heard complaints about asynchronous programming with the PS3 by developers.  I hope Sony has updated the developers software to not make this a problem.
4. Backwards compatibility with PS and PS2 screams you will be downloading the games from the cloud don't get rid of your old rigs yet for old games you own.
5. Vita download has two thoughts for me.  If you have Vita already you can do the Wii-U stuff.  If not you will need to buy it after buying the PS4 to do the cool features.
6. Also, if Vita can download play then the PS4 games may not be using as much power in games as graphics.  Could lead to limited gameplay.  
7. Controller doesn't sound bad and looks great but extra or replacement controllers sound like they will be really expensive.  (at least the Wii-U uses the basic controller backwards compatibility with only one new fancy controller)  
8. I hope it's just a coincidence that PS4 and PS$ use the same keys.  This sounds like it is going to be expensive.  I can't afford new games never-the-less hardware that cost more then my computer!

Oh @LYT I didn't get advanced warning in my e-mail either.

@script-01 really? don't be ridiculous.

@script-01 You know what would have made this press conference actually worth waiting up for? Reggie Fils-Aime. That guy was the best.

@bbnoel07 Clothing physics??? Well, now you're f***ing talking!! I mean, here I was thinking the key to a great game was innovation, creativity, & engaging, immersive gameplay, but f*** it, the clothing physics are clearly the big draw in all these games!! F*** YEAH CLOTHING

@Lady-Rainicorn I will admit that considering their one-million-objects-on-screen feature, there may be a chance that Knack was more essential. Though it does depend more on the gameplay, so we'll just wait & see...

@bbnoel07 Light and shade.  Two essentials in graphics.