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The important part is the controller and potentially a market of games for it. While it sounds nice to run the same game on a console and a touchscreen I don't
by jiggy2011 14y ago
The important part is the controller and potentially a market of games for it.
While it sounds nice to run the same game on a console and a touchscreen I don't see that working too well in reality.
- andybak 14y agoI think the problem is smaller than you think. Some data points: 1. Many phone tablet games compromise the controls due to the lack of button or stick controllers. They would actually be improved by a gamepad. 2. If a market exists then people will adapt the games to that market. It's not hard to imagine how many touch-only games could be altered in fairly minor to be D-pad friendly. 3. Developers will innovate new approaches to game input if the hardware is out there.