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Why would you want to play something that requires such precision on an iPhone/iPad? It stresses me out just thinking about it...
You'd be surprised. The control on ipad IMHO, is very precise and not a problem whatsoever. At times i do better than with a fightstick on 360
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I too was actually pretty skeptical at first, but have found that STGs control surprisingly well on an iPhone. If cave keeps bringing them to iOS, I'll keep picking them up.
I too was actually pretty skeptical at first, but have found that STGs control surprisingly well on an iPhone. If cave keeps bringing them to iOS, I'll keep picking them up.
Still no ports to android phones? I don't see why so many games never get ported to Android from iOS. Android is open-source and free to develop for unlike iOS. I see no problem in porting these games to Android phones and releasing them in English too. I wouldn't have this problem is iPhone weren't so overpriced when their competitors do exactly the same things for cheaper prices.
BroStar: I think it's kinda like the Wii case: Cheaper games, huge installed base but no really a market to sell. Xbox 360 and PS3 have less consoles per home, their games are more expensive and games sell better on them.
@Bro - I don't own a smartphone myself, but I do know that Cave has ported one or two of their shooters there...I'm pretty sure that either Espgaluda II or Deathsmiles made it. The company mentioned that it has to program certain things differently for their stuff to run properly on Android, though I'm not tech-savvy enough to go into details. As to whether they might send more over in the future, I honestly have no idea...personally, I'm more concerned about a full console port of DDP SaiDaioujou happening in some form, but that's just me.
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