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The new handheld platforms don't offer the software value available on iOS, and have failed to capitalize on an opportunity to do so: their existing software libraries (and fans). View my mockups of the platforms and peripherals that would have helped.
I for one am just grateful to finally be WAAAAY ahead of the curve as I already have an XBox one with dozens of games for it.... : r n r n...even in the name, they are somehow not looking forward, generating confusion while doing a poorer job of capturing ...
Capcom gave people what they asked for, the ability to move and shoot at the same time, and the ability to freely manipulate the camera. I don 't think the addition of the first feature is the problem. The addition of the second feature is what allows you to wade ...
Well Casey I for one know that I have enjoyed the iOS Board Game conversion renaissance myself. Not sure this lies at the foot of any innovation from the Apple Store environment itself, but the company 's success in establishing the ubiquity of the platform has certainly led to developers ...
As a player who only just recently signed up for Star Trek Online, I'm glad they have found a new home. Hopefully their new owners will dump some cash into them
This is ironic coming from the company who revived the industry by instituting tight controls on their licensing after the Atari 2600 was buried under shovelware, only to have become the revolving door that has allowed so much poor-quality Wii and DS software to clog the shelves.
