Garcian Smith said:
Well, for reference, I used to own a PocketPC with a 400 MHz processor and about 96 MB RAM. Of the PPC games I played on it, it could manage graphics at about the level of a Windows PC circa-1996. (In other words, about Quake-level.) In comparison, the iPhone seems to have about the same clock speed, a little over twice the RAM, and a graphics coprocessor of unknown clockspeed. Therefore, it stands to reason that it could probably handle a bit more than that; say, around Half-Life-level. But that, of course, doesn't solve the control issue. The fact remains that there just doesn't seem to be a good way to control most games on the thing. I mean, in theory, you could probably get, say, a PS1 emulator running on it, but how would you emulate all of the buttons on a Dual Shock? |
Well they could make a stylus option like the ds' but that still doesn't solve the no button problem. Maybe they could make a expansion with buttons.