won't go through walls really....mine goes all the way down my hallway...but not when i step into a room

as in, no one wanted to play for no exp point/credits

ranking system removed the motivation to play custom games.

Halo 3 had the best community....Reach had the best maps, but detroyed the community. Halo four destroyed the community further...and it looks nice.....trying my best to like it.

Japan was kind of like that last time I visited. A store in Aki has them in plastic tubs on the shop floor....

"why risk everything by smuggling illegal materials into a foreign country?" because I don't want to bring game carts and DVD's. I might just buy lugie's mansion and AC for the vita and leave my R4 cart at home though.......but I am keeping the emulators on my phone....

finally, the last launch game for the 3DS....

crap.....I have all of my DS games on it...now I have to bring two or three with me.

IF I go to Japan with my R4 cart....or hardrive with...well....TV shows and whatever.....can I get in trouble? As in. does the law relate to me...?

worst case scenario is that things get as barren as they did with the gamecube...

isnt monster hunter on this? and dragon quest?........yeah, this will rule over all in japan...the rest of the world is the concern.

where do they mention motion control? The 90 degree interface is referring to the VR screen...trying to view a 2D menu screen on the VR is apparently painful....so they have to incorporate it in a way that adds to the immersion...better.

the CES showing is very promising....not one negative/dissapointed response. All I got from the negative side was, lack of graphical detail from demo and, could use a higher resolution. The concept? Surpasses expectations...very encouraging. I would buy a dev kit...but...have a Japan holiday in April to fund...

to be truly immersed, motion is needed for "true VR"....but I would not expect motion for ten years at min. To much latency or something. Plus, how can it be implemented. I think if VR takes off....the realm of gaming as we know it will become foggy and mixed with other applications focused on immersion.

until it can be implemented....visuals will be all VR is good for, for now. If things take off, as they should...within three years. Expect these issues to become concerns of everyone in the gaming business.

...try getting that legalised...and I wnat virtual reality...but...no thank you on this idea.

virtual reality has always been a kind of "end game" for most

Here is hoping the oculus rift is a success..... and the industry decides to focus on it entirely. .....but for that to happen.... it needs to be sold at gamestop and mainstream stores

oh you meant CC. The first one for DS was decent, despite the voice acting. The two kids and their creepy father who housed them in such a small confines.

yeah....it is. http://mashable.com/2012/11/14/android-72-percent/