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> I cannot even think of one mobile title that measures up to even an average DS game. I more or less agree with this. The major problem to me though is the in
by rednukleus 13y ago
> I cannot even think of one mobile title that measures up to even an average DS game.
I more or less agree with this. The major problem to me though is the input mechanism. Touch works for casual games like Angry Birds and Candy Crush, but have you ever tried playing Another World?
I hold out some small hope for an Android console, if it standardises a reasonably good controller.
- drawkbox 13y agoI'll just put this here: http://techcrunch.com/2013/06/24/thanks-to-ios-7s-game-pad-support-flipside-controller-case-gets-a-second-shot/ http://techcrunch.com/2013/06/24/thanks-to-ios-7s-game-pad-s... They are coming, iOS7 has gamepad support, OUYA has a game controller. This will continue.
- rednukleus 13y agoOh I know its coming, but I'm still not 100% convinced its going to work. I cant think of any smartphone game I would want to play on my TV, other than games I wouldn't want to play on my smartphone. There just no overlap. I would rather have a PS4, XBox or Wii U designed for high quality games using a controller, and then play smartphone games on my phone. Buying a separate Android or iOS console seems pointless, and plugging a controller into a phone into the tv seems like a fairly convoluted and niche offering.