I like playing on my screen, sorry Nintendo

hes not lying, hes actually speaking fact. However...

Innovation doesnt equal necessary.

While the idea was pretty innovative, it wasnt exactly necessary or utilized properly.

So in the end it doesnt even matter really lol

That's what tend to happen to innovative things lol, case and point motion gaming

No, that's what tends to happen to succesful innovative things. Something which VR gaming has yet to prove.

VR is hardly an innovative tech or concept, it's just that the technology isn't cheap enough yet to make it mainstream. Nintendo did VR years ago already. And it clearly was way too early.

Basically copied the Vita's Remote Play feature. 

Again, different control schemes don't bring innovations to games neccesarily. Actually innovation in games is something Nintendo hasn't shown at all so far this gen.

Well, there'S Splatoon, if coloring the environment (aka. shooting at everything) is your big innovation. But almost everything in that game including gyro aiming would have been possible with the Dual Shock 3.

Nintendo has made good games so far. But they havn't been innovative with their games. Even Mario Maker isn't all that new. Games with editors have been around for decades and LittleBig Planet, though not having that great controls, has a way more powerful editor. Not to talk about stuff like Project Spark.

I doubt Nintendo has heard of the Vita. ;)

I don't think you're even remotely aware how long R&D takes btw.

Exactly, that's not an innovation, it's the Vita's Remote play, already available with the PS3. They even used it as much as Sony use the Vita!

So nothing new here, just some PR stunt about an already dead console, to comfort themselves and the buyers.

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No, Because it has not changed how mainstream players play games today. A true innovation permanently changes the landscape. Not even the original Wii permanently changed the gaming landscape.

Who's doing motion control these days? Basically nobody. Who's going to use a gamepad for 'enhanced' gameplay in the future? Basically noboby.

I knew this is gonna cause some hoopla when I read the article's title, lol.