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[citation][nom]pocketdrummer[/nom]It's nice that they're branching out and all, but it's a little retarded to think that the mobile market will ever surpass PCs as a gaming platform. You just can't get the same level of control from your phone or even from a tablet. Maybe they could allow you to attach some peripherals, but then you might as well buy a laptop. And while you're buying a laptop, you might as well put that money towards a decent desktop that will do it faster for the same price or cheaper. I haven't played a game on my phone since the first few months after I bought my phone. Since then, it's just a phone/internet device. My desktop remains my gaming system and my integrated graphics laptop is used for business/school. No hefty dedicated solution to devour my already minuscule battery life...Essentially, it's good that they're focusing on bringing better graphics to mobile devices, but I don't think their specific focus (games) makes a whole lot of sense.[/citation]
well you would be mistaken.
http://www.tuaw.com/2011/07/27/ea-our-fastest-growing-platform-is-the-ipad/
quotes,
" Consoles used to be 80% of the industry as recently as 2000. Consoles today are 40% of the game industry, so what do we really have? We have a new hardware platform and we're putting out software every 90 days. Our fastest growing platform is the iPad right now and that didn't exist 18 months ago."
EA obviously knows more then us about whats going on in gaming. what does this mean? No matter how much you or i may not like it, the mobile market is the fastest growing gaming market to which is also force to be reckoned. Its not gonna take the place of the hardcore graphic space that many of us are addicted to but the user base is massive and many are turning to gaming on these devices.
It only makes since that nvidia would want to exist in this market as much as possible.
well you would be mistaken.
http://www.tuaw.com/2011/07/27/ea-our-fastest-growing-platform-is-the-ipad/
quotes,
" Consoles used to be 80% of the industry as recently as 2000. Consoles today are 40% of the game industry, so what do we really have? We have a new hardware platform and we're putting out software every 90 days. Our fastest growing platform is the iPad right now and that didn't exist 18 months ago."
EA obviously knows more then us about whats going on in gaming. what does this mean? No matter how much you or i may not like it, the mobile market is the fastest growing gaming market to which is also force to be reckoned. Its not gonna take the place of the hardcore graphic space that many of us are addicted to but the user base is massive and many are turning to gaming on these devices.
It only makes since that nvidia would want to exist in this market as much as possible.