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If we're going for realism:

Nintendo has bought EA.

All EA properties and games are now Nintendo exclusive. And everyone within EA who disrespected the mighty N are to be flogged with Wii nunchucks at a special event to which all gamers are invited. In addition Bioware has been secretly working on KOTOR 3 and it's going to be released next week as a free download for everyone with a Wii U.

Zelda U, Metroid and F Zero all announced for 2014 as they walk off the stage.

Jesse Pinkman walks on stage and shouts, "Yeah bitch! Nintendo!".



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areason said:
It's been such a long time, that outside of the hardcore gaming audience HL3 won't do much, hence it is not a megaton.


lol not predictable



areason said:
It's been such a long time, that outside of the hardcore gaming audience HL3 won't do much, hence it is not a megaton.

 

I disagree, this guy is clearly a megaton.



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snyps said:
areason said:
It's been such a long time, that outside of the hardcore gaming audience HL3 won't do much, hence it is not a megaton.


lol not predictable


wtf?



Jumpin said:
areason said:
It's been such a long time, that outside of the hardcore gaming audience HL3 won't do much, hence it is not a megaton.

 

I disagree, this guy is clearly a megaton.


Hey! look at that luscious hair, gabe is the definition of middle age beauty. 



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What will actually happen is this:

Reggie comes out on the stage, a single spot light shines on him, mist swirling around his feet. As he looks out into the darkness, where the whole gaming press sits, not expecting much from this Nintendo presentation, he starts to speak with a foreboding voice:

"We at Nintendo has always strived to give the gamers the best experiences, to push the boundaries of what it means to play a game. We have always looked for ways to innovate and change the perception of what games can do. And today I would like to introduce yet another of these efforts, the next step in gaming."

Behind Reggie a huge monitor lights up, chasing the darkness away with its bright light. What is shown is a montage of Nintendo's every console, from the NES, to the Game Boy, the DS and Wii U, with a soundtrack that ramps up as the video goes on, until the cresendo. The monitor suddenly goes black and silence ring like thunder. Then, like an explosion a powerful choir sings and we are shown the next step in gaming:

The Super Virtual Boy.

The monitor now shows us a fast paced montage of all the awesome features of The Super Virtual Boy, while being accompanied with an edgier soundtrack of rock mixed with electronic music. The montage also shows us The Super Power Glove, which is bundled with The Super Virtual Boy, thus combining motion control with the first Virtual Reality console to hit the mainstream market. This third pillar of Nintendo is supported by 20 new games. At launch. 7 of these are new IP's from Nintendo. One being a new, realistic, dark and gritty Zelda which shows the audience just how far ahead The Super Virtual Boy is over its competition; it makes the PS4 and XboxOne look like something from the 6th generation. The new Legend of Zelda also shows how the Super Power Glove is used, and yet again how motion control revolutionizes the whole gaming industry.

At the very end of the montage, the audience is giving Nintendo a standing ovation, and a few grown men is even crying.

As the screen fades to black, the text "Launches in 2014" fades in before it goes dark yet again.

Reggie steps out on stage again, simply to say: "We launch The Super Virtual Boy next year for only $249", before he leaves.

The executives at Sony and Microsoft resign from their posts the very next day.

The End.



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Furthermore, I think VGChartz should add a "Like"-button.

i want^



Am I alone in really not wanting VR?

The idea of it just does nothing for me; I like playing games on the TV, I like using a controller, I like being able to turn and talk to my girlfriend whilst it's being played. I honestly can't understand why so many people are talking about VR as though it would be the best thing ever in terms of gaming. I just don't see the appeal.

In fact, the day VR becomes commonplace in consoles is the day I go PC and never look back.



snyps said:
i want^

So do we all



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Furthermore, I think VGChartz should add a "Like"-button.

I'd want VR, but it would have to be really good.
And I don't think it would be feasible for use at home.
VR game booths at arcades would be great.
But I digress...



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