Nintendo wants to dive into the world of virtual reality but isn't sure what to do with the technology yet. A top executive from the Japanese video game maker expressed concerns about introducing VR products, putting a question mark on the use of VR technology in its upcoming next-generation console code-named NX. At the company's annual shareholders meeting, Nintendo President and CEO Tatsumi Kimishima told investors that the company is looking into VR but is concentrating more on the launch of the its top secret NX console. Kimishima earlier mentioned an interest in VR. Shigeru Miyamoto, creator of Nintendo's highly popular franchises like Mario, Donkey Kong and The Legend of Zelda, isn't sure if VR technology could be used for a long time.

After a whirlwind two days of game and hardware reveals, Nintendo is slowing things down on the final day of E3 2016. Prior to the press conference, Nintendo made it clear that "The Legend of Zelda" will be the only title it brings to E3. Nintendo has changed its tune slightly, but "Zelda" will remain in the spotlight. To find out if there will be any surprises, the Nintendo E3 2016 live stream begins at 9 a.m. With Microsoft revealing the Xbox One S and Project Scorpio during its press conference Monday and Sony confirming its PS4 upgrade last week, there has been a lot of hardware at E3 2016. Unfortunately for fans, Nintendo will not unveil is new console during its press conference.