| dib8rman said: If this was on any other mobile device in the touch generation (All hail the DS) then no one would of notice. I wonder how this got so much attention.. hate and love. |
Because it validates the iPhone/Touch as a mobile gaming platform. This is a development project which could be described as 'stolen' from PSP and/or DS. Before MGS, the biggest IPs I can think of on the iPhone/Touch platform would be Super Monkey Ball and a crummy Star Wars game.
I'm not really seeing a whole lot of love. Mostly just people who recognize it as a major development in handheld gaming and are fascinated vs. those who are terrified that it might be a major development in handheld gaming.
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