"When we look back at old film cameras, one of the nice things we have here is you can almost navigate round the camera blind, we've got these beautiful knurled details," he said.
As I watched the demonstrator and her child enthusiastically navigate round a virtual Sesame Street with a series of wonderfully fluid physical gestures, I was amazed when they both appeared within the game itself.
The most pervasive and long-lasting effects of this transformation are of course felt by children, countless numbers of whom navigate the round-the-clock media universe with the ease of fish in the sea.
The Yankees and their fans should know by now that navigating the first round is treacherous.
At Wednesday's launch David Owen praised Wilson's foreign policy: how deftly he managed to avoid antagonising the Americans, navigating his way round Lyndon B Johnson while resolutely refusing to send troops to Vietnam, "which would have done devastating harm".
He managed –just — to navigate his way round reported past remarks by his shadow Chancellor John McDonnell, apparently condoning "insurrection".
The company's flagship game, Rolando, released in 2008, challenges players to navigate a smiling round character through a colorful animated landscape.
It may be a hot look, but it's also a darn sight easier to navigate your way round pub tables with fringe-free vision.
People of many nationalities and ethnic background have seized the chance to help visitors navigate their way round the capital's tortuous public transport system, keep them up to date with Games news, suggest where they might enjoy fish and chips or a traditional English breakfast, or tip them off about West End shows.
A bright boy who worked his way up from a working-class home, who navigates his way round a few solid progressive principles with steely – and on occasions ruthless – pragmatism, Mr Khan is a very traditional London Labour figure in many respects, the one twist being that he is a child of immigrants.
