travo said:

We need to make some console report card threads.  Enough time has passed where most of us have had a chance to play all three and now we need to grade them. What did they do right this gen?  What went wrong?   The feel of the controller, online or lack of online, exclusive games?  Did the consoles improve over time or did they get worse?  Were there enough good games to justify a purchase?  What is everyone's favorite game of each console?

"In case you're not familiar with basic-cable reality shows, A&E's Storage Wars follows several people who make a living buying and reselling stuff they buy from auctions. The gimmick is that they're bidding on the contents of storage units, without really knowing what they contain. In a recent episode, one of the series' regulars pulls a grubby NES out of his newly acquired stash and immediately sees dollar signs. Maybe a little prematurely, as it turns out.

Visit A&E's site to stream the video and see the hilarity for yourself. There's a bunch of other boring crap in the episode, so here's what you need to see for maximum effectiveness:

3:30—We're introduced to Mark Balelo. He has a shiny shirt and his own theme song. He's also a real-life Ted DiBiase, as demonstrated by his fat stack of cash.

14:00—Now comes the good part: Mark digs through piles of garbage for treasure. What's this? Why, it's an NES. To the untrained eye, it doesn't look like anything special. Maybe that's why we don't have our own theme song. Here's what he has to say about his major score: "NES-001, guys. I want you to look at this very carefully. This is the first Nintendo DS built. The last one was sold with five games in the Internet for $13,000."

He's referring to an eBay auction from last year where an NES and five games did sell for about that amount. The thing is, the auction hit that price because of the scarcity of one of the games, not the NES itself.

18:30—It all builds up to this. Enjoy."

For the PS Vita Peripheral I want is either HDMI Out or TV out so I can play my games on TV screen or my Computer so I wouldn't have people looking over my shoulder asking how I'm doing or asking what I'm playing.

That is the thing I hate most when I'm gaming is people looking over my Shoulder.

If there is a TV Out or HDMI Out can just tell them to look at the TV screen.

That's not the first NES either, it's just the model number... Just among the (many, many) first models before any revisions to the design/innards. He finds out at about 18 minutes in here.

Edit: ah, you already mention that 18 minute mark. But the text didn't clarify it's not actually the first NES.