Dual Pixels's NX Rumors

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I am very inclined to believe this set of rumors; it's believable. I'm more excited about NX now.

A part of me, however, dislikes whoever at Nintendo keeps leaking stuff. What happened to waiting until Christmas-morning to open gifts? Of course, it is my prerogative to ignore the internet and not read articles and watch videos on NX-rumors, but I wish more people respected the element of surprise.

That said, this still could all be fake.

Teal Swan, the spiritual catalyst, said that the 2012 shift would be a spiritual shift toward oneness, and I believe the same holds true for the gaming-industry. We are seeing more and more unity, and less animosity and derisive competitiveness.

With Microsoft, in a best-case scenario, I foresee them perfecting the "Steambox" concept. Valve will fail and Microsoft will succeed.

Sony is on top of the console-world right now, but mighty kings fall hard; just ask Nintendo. VR is not the direction that will offer them financial success, but unfortunately, with some of the world's best cinematic developers like Kojima Productions and Naughty Dog, I don't see them falling off the mindshare of the wannabe-nerds of the world that watch movies and play games.

Nintendo is continuing to be that beacon of light that radiates warmth, happiness, youth, and beauty. Sony is a very depressing company, and Microsoft is very clinical and cold, but clean.

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