that's fucked up. K. I tried.
When the iPhone becomes the biggest disrupter to the videogame industry since the Xbox, people will start believing me.
Peep the site at least and get informed (No penis spamming please):
http://www.subprimeinsight.com/
| rismay said: that's fucked up. K. I tried. When the iPhone becomes the biggest disrupter to the videogame industry since the Xbox, people will start believing me. Peep the site at least and get informed (No penis spamming please): http://www.subprimeinsight.com/ |
First, is the XBox a big disrupter???
Second, apple is not aiming for the gamers right now... maybe we will see some games, but since is targeted to the mobile/cellphone market, I don't see many devs supporting it, and its apple after all, they are kinda closed (So far there is already problems with some apps devs) and the dev support is very close minded too (No java and flash without "deep and long" talks with apple)...
By me:
IDK I could see it being like pc gaming. The point of a computer is not gaming even though some may buy it for that purpose.
and if I have to say I-pod Touch ONE more time.........
 | "Back off, man. I'm a scientist." Your theories are the worst kind of popular tripe, your methods are sloppy, and your conclusions are highly questionable! You are a poor scientist. Especially if you think the moon landing was faked. | |
Tracking the iPhone is pretty much beyond the scope of this website.. Sure, it play games.. but then this site doesn't track PCs, macs or scientific calculators.
So are you a shill, a fanboy, or are you just here to plug your blog?
iPhone is a cell phone and tracking sales of cell phones or PCs are well beyond the scope of this website.
Unless of course Apple agrees to send us weekly sales data for it. ;)
| akuma587 said: The iPhone isn't a dedicated gaming system, so probably never. It would be like tracking cell phones. |
Neither is PS3! Badabing!
Seriously though. Blu-ray is being pushed more as a main feature, unlike PS2's DVD player which was seen as an also ran secondary feature.
As videogame systems become more diverse it does start to blue the lines.
I'd say the same thing about the PSP... even more so really when you consider software sales. Me I kinda want a PSP for Skype.
Good point. Why would Sony be harping on about "multimedia centres" if it was otherwise? Gaming consoles do other things now (even the Wii, with its photo editing and Mii contests).
It seems like the iPhone/iPod Touch is a perfect platform. More power than the PSP, plays like a DS but more so.
Wear gaudy colours or avoid display. It's all the same.
Be warned, I will use walls of polysyllables and complex clauses as a defence against lucid argument.
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FJ-Warez said:
First, is the XBox a big disrupter??? Second, apple is not aiming for the gamers right now... maybe we will see some games, but since is targeted to the mobile/cellphone market, I don't see many devs supporting it, and its apple after all, they are kinda closed (So far there is already problems with some apps devs) and the dev support is very close minded too (No java and flash without "deep and long" talks with apple)... |
The biggest disruption the video game industry has seen in a long time is the Wii, not the Xbox. Nothing has changed the landscape like it has.
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