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Innovation doesn't just have to come from control.

Innovation doesn't just have to come from control.

What on earth were you doing in shit?! :p

What on earth were you doing in shit?! :p

No! Let's question it now. Why shouldn't we? Wouldn't it be better if Nintendo were actively pushing VR too, looking to create majestic worlds for us to explore?! Having played Metroid Prime in VR I can safely say that they should be. They should stop being reactive to the industry, playing catch up... and in some cases they re not yet caught up! They should be proactive. Pushing boundaries. What happened to Nintendo the innovators?!

No! Let's question it now. Why shouldn't we? Wouldn't it be better if Nintendo were actively pushing VR too, looking to create majestic worlds for us to explore?! Having played Metroid Prime in VR I can safely say that they should be. They should stop being reactive to the industry, playing catch up... and in some cases they re not yet caught up! They should be proactive. Pushing boundaries. What happened to Nintendo the innovators?!

I've played a cracked code of Metroid Prime on PC with the Oculus Rift and it's schweeeeeeet! What gets me is Miyamoto saying this about VR... It's as clear as fucking day Miyamoto!!! Things like this make me think he's way too out of touch with gaming these days!

I've played a cracked code of Metroid Prime on PC with the Oculus Rift and it's schweeeeeeet! What gets me is Miyamoto saying this about VR... It's as clear as fucking day Miyamoto!!! Things like this make me think he's way too out of touch with gaming these days!

This is Kimishima talking too! I really do fear for Nintendo going forward!

This is Kimishima talking too! I really do fear for Nintendo going forward!

Hahahaha! Classic Ninty!

Hahahaha! Classic Ninty!

I want voice-chat!!! ...classic me :p

I want voice-chat!!! ...classic me :p

There's obviously more to this quote but this bit made me laugh...

There's obviously more to this quote but this bit made me laugh...

Game Critics Awards http://www.gamecriticsawards.com/winners.html

Game Critics Awards http://www.gamecriticsawards.com/winners.html

Game Critics Awards Best of Show. http://www.gamecriticsawards.com/winners.html

Game Critics Awards Best of Show. http://www.gamecriticsawards.com/winners.html

Love is in the air here at N-E it seems. Everyone is dating and whatnot. Good times! The Mrs and I went to RAF Valley in Anglesey this weekend as we were invited to the annual RAF Ball. Had a great time...

Love is in the air here at N-E it seems. Everyone is dating and whatnot. Good times! The Mrs and I went to RAF Valley in Anglesey this weekend as we were invited to the annual RAF Ball. Had a great time...

I still think they should've showed a sizzle-reel of games for the NX at E3. Even if the console wasn't there, I imagine they could've shown some game-footage that didn't give away what the concept of NX was..? At least then we'd have got to have seen what we could be looking forward to.

@dan\-likes\-trees yes the party is divided now, I mentioned that in my post. I was just saying that it was best for the party at the time to unite under one side, remain or leave, especially so because the Tories had split!

I think he had to go in favour of Remain for the party, as they are mostly Remainers. He couldn't divide the party like Cameron and Boris did. Now imagine if the Labour MPs stood by Corbyn, this is what I think the situation would be: By calling on the Governent to invoke Article 50, he was essentially challenging them. Knowing the PM was a Remainer and not wanting to do it, it put pressure on the rest of the party whilst its in a state of limbo as the party was so split over the referendum. Given that Corbyn is a Leaver and that he's called for Article 50 to be invoked, I think he may be the only one with some sort of plan. The question is, does he outline his plan, thus giving it on a platter to the Tories for them to rescue their situation, or does he hold his cards to his chest, put pressure on the government to see it fracture further and then take advantage of the mess to push Labour to the forefront..? Only now the Labour MPs are revolting and causing a divide amongst the party which rips up any form of plan that they may have had and balances out the problems in both Labour and the Tories instead of pushing Labour to the fore. The public voted to Leave, so leaving is on the table. If we do, things will get worse before they get better. Corbyn is the only politician I have faith in doing the right thing for the common man during those times!