Landguy said:
Mystro-Sama said:
archer9234 said:
Ignoring game exclusivity for a second. Go ahead and try to play Skyrim on a ipad. You'll get fed up charging the device, leaving it plugged in. Making it stuck at home in the first place. Awkward controls, and annoying table placement. If you plug it into a TV it turns into a home console. Defeating the benefits in the first place. Are you willing to do a 12 hr game marathon on your 500$ iPad? Wearing out the device thats really for medium work load faster. Not to mention a 20-50GB game on a portible device. That's only one game avabile if you dump everything off it. IF you own the 64GB version. Let alone the $1000 128 GB iPad. You'll be syncing like crazy.
There is no viaiblity to modern games. Ports of decade old games, yes. But games of now. Forget that.
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This pretty much sums it up. Tablet gamers aren't even interested in these giant AAA games anyways. They're casuals that just wait to kill a few minutes playing temple run or something. I think mobile gaming should just be treated as casual entertainment or a gate way to consoles and PC.
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So, what your saying is that if a tablet with the power of a PS4 and the ability to connect to any tv and use a wireless controller was available, you as a gamer would shun it just because it's a tablet? At some point, tablets will be capable(really expensive tablets are almost there now) of matching the power of a console. Why will people buy a console when they can get the ability with something they will be buying for all of it's other uses too?
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LOL, what you basically described was a console. A tablet is suppose to be portable. If you connect it to a tv and use a controller than it is essentially no longer a tablet.
