AnthonyW86 said:
He is right though, Nvidia's K1 chip can already go toe to toe with a Wii-U. In two generations the top of the line mobile chip will get closer to an Xbox One, meaning they can run PS4/Xbox one game engines with lower detail/resolution. Connect a gamepad and you're done. The only question is will the mobile market ever be suited for AAA games. You will need something like Steam and allow it to work on many different platforms. |
No the only question is who wants to use their mobile phone to play games and essentially be cut off from the rest of the world while playing games. How many GF's are going to be pissed off when their BF says sorry babe can't talk going to hook up my phone and game. Yes they'll have the power to do it but no one wants to give up their ability to browse the web,FB,text,and talk just to do it. If they can figure out a way do have the phone do all that and game at the same time well then I'll be more amazed they were able to do it more than anything.
