Iwata expects the Revoltuion to help people make unique content like the DS. He hasn't hinted at what exactly will allow that to happen.

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There is technology available today that can make copies of all unique content of various types and organize that content for earlier access.

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Or you could go with the Borderlands 2 model and offer new content relatively soon after launch, but make it unique and new and fun enough to justify the cost.

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