Mr Khan on 02 August 2012
It simply raises the bar of challenge. A game doesn't have to not be doable on iOS, it still just has to be truly good enough to be worth purchasing on its own, meaning that people are going to be pickier about what they buy, but it's certainly possible to keep things moving, as Nintendo continues to prove. Your experience has to be great, and moreover, exclusive.
Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.
