Nintendo may have spent the past thirty or so years working on 3D's gaming potential, but all that experience has seemingly convinced them not to use the tech in the upcoming Wii replacement.

so they set up Mario Kart Wii to send a 3D image to a glasses-free TV, and decided… that it was cool. That’s all. Yeah, kind of a disappointment after that headline, but that’s what they did!

As E3 coverage kicks off, we get a glimpse of what the Wii U GamePad can do and the social focus of Miiverse. Microsoft raises a challenge to Apple with its Smart Glass technology and new Kinect ...