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It's not a gaming device. It's two tiny iPads that you can put right up to your eyes and use hand movements to control.
by unreal37 3y ago
It's not a gaming device. It's two tiny iPads that you can put right up to your eyes and use hand movements to control.
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- Teever 3y agoGaming is a pretty popular activity on the iPad.
- pornel 3y ago$3500 device for $0.99 games seems like a waste. Hopefully the release of the game porting toolkit is a sign they're thinking of gaming beyond the toddler casinos they have on iOS.
- dev_tty01 3y agoHmm. Are you aware that mobile gaming revenue is larger than console and PC and that the majority of mobile gaming revenue comes from iOS (iPad and iPhone)? https://www.businessofapps.com/data/mobile-games-revenue/ https://www.businessofapps.com/data/mobile-games-revenue/
- Gigachad 3y agoIt's gaming in the same way that a slot machine is "gaming" or how Android is Linux. True in some sense but still not at all in line with the general usage of the word.
- as_bntd 3y agoMost of my gaming this year has been on my iPad. There are a lot of enjoyable “real” games… Just to give some examples: Total War, Six Ages, Slay the Spire, FM23, Kingdoms Two Crowns, Vampire Survivors, and I’ve played many more. Not sure what is fake about them.
- Gigachad 3y agoThe mass of the profits do not come from the real games. They come from the addiction mechanic microtransaction games.
- kalleboo 3y agoAnd it really is gambling. Just in my small social circle, I know of a family where the father was addicted and it actually kept them from putting food on the table, and another friend who only has part time work but still managed to spend over a thousand dollars and choses to live with her parents.
- mr_toad 3y agoPeople aren’t going to be wearing these on the train or in the back of an all staff meeting playing 3D games.