| dane007 said: You can't be serious about smartphones that are simialr and part of the handhelg gamign market. You do knwo they are not part of gaming. They are in their own category lol. Do you actually beleive Temple run2 , angry birds provide AA A expereinces foudn in handheld gaming devices? Thanks for the good laugh XD Better still try playing fps with no physical button XD. Keep trying. You do knwo the lieks of Apple and samsung are aprt of teh phone market,, specifially teh smartphone market. Thats different to the gameing market both handle or console. Therefore Nintendo is still king in the handheld gaming market. Thats because Nintendo are to stubborn to listen to teh console market and don't want to provide what teh consumers want for consoles hence why they are in that position. Similary for the ps vita hence why it sellign so poorly |
You do understand that Apple Store and Google Play are making more money on games than Vita and 3DS comboned? And I hope that you understand that AAA is attached to games BUDGET so I doubt it that by money spent on making / marketing a game any handheld game could be called a AAA title.
I know it's hard to live in a Nintendo bubble, but once it pops you might see some things a bit clearly.
And while speaking of games that we'll see in 2014 on phones/tablets... there's Godus, The Witness, Broken Age...
And the impact that smartphones had on a compact camera market is now happening to handheld gaming market. People carry 1 device that is capable of everything they need, a device that can take photos, play music, stream video, email, text and even play games. And the support of developing community that phones and tablets are getting, and decline of handheld market which is clearly happening since neither 3DS or Vita reached projected sale numbers should actually show you that mobile gaming is growing an dis important.
And if you think that next Nintendo handheld won't be a tablet, you clearly are delusional.
