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Comment by: shaffaaf (Sep 15, 2010 20:52)

considering loads are free, and well under priced compared to psp games, whos surprised. but go and compare a proper psp game with an iphone and you will see why the game is worth its price!

there are actual stories,a dn much better game play. plus real controls!. but people are cheap (which is ironic that they buy iDevices)

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Comment by: Shinraboy (Sep 15, 2010 22:17)

I don't think I will ever take iOS devices seriously as gaming devices. Angry Birds? Blah.

Comment by: Mysttic (Sep 15, 2010 22:24)

Let the people crowed over to idevice gaming, real gamers prefer and always will the hard core hand-held/console. If I wanted to play games for simple minded people, I'd play my Wii more often alone. *I play it with my 4yo, but hey he's 4 and loves it* But then that same 4yo will play Dirt 2 and Split Second Velocity over Mario Kart. *shrug*... simple people keep sucking on your idevices..

Comment by: KillerBug (Sep 16, 2010 02:37)

Comparing iPhone gaming to PSP gaming is like comparing a skateboard to a Military Humvee...they may both be 4-wheeled transportation, but they are sold to very different needs.


From the press release:
"The majority of the 160 million Americans playing computer games do so on multiple platforms depending on time of day, social setting and mood. This is illustrated by the fact that almost 14 million of Nintendo DS/DSi gamers (34%) also play games on an iPod Touch and vice versa. The data also shows that nearly 90% of people playing games on the iPad has experience playing on an iPhone or iPod Touch."

They are saying something much more than they wish to with this statement...

...And in the end, they only mentioned Android once; an incidental comment just to claim that Android was included...
"Being able to start off playing free games is a key advantage of iOS and Android devices and comparable to successful social gaming and MMO business models ." ...that is the only place android was mentioned in the whole press release.

Comment by: kikzm33z (Sep 16, 2010 15:44)

I use my iDevice for small entertainment when I'm a little bored.

I don't consider my iPod Touch as a proper gaming device. I bought the device for its main purpose - music. With the addition of some games and cool apps.

Comment by: dEwMe (Sep 16, 2010 16:44)

Yeah I play games on my cell because I happen to be somewhere with nothing better to do. Given the choice I will choose a console over it any day. It's not even a contest...

I doubt many people view their phone as a gaming platform.

Comment by: bam431 (Sep 16, 2010 17:40)

I hate to admit it but I haven't played my PSP since July. Played some games on my ipod touch the other day though.

Comment by: Gnawnivek (Sep 17, 2010 13:32)

Give me Ghost of Sparta and I'll respect you iOS :)

Comment by: brockie (Sep 18, 2010 00:00)

Iphone Ipod is not a serious gaming platform compared to the PSP when the PSP2 comes out it will wipe the floor with ios gaming.

Comment by: bam431 (Sep 18, 2010 00:19)

Originally posted by brockie:

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Iphone Ipod is not a serious gaming platform compared to the PSP when the PSP2 comes out it will wipe the floor with ios gaming.

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It won't. The casual user is just gonna stick with iOS devices and most of the Hardcore won't be willing to fork out 300 bucks to Sony for a device that they fail to support in the last generation.