We'd like first take this time to introduce one of our newest Network Writers here on TGN, yetweallfalldown. His debut article here on the site is an editorial from our ongoing series From the Editors' Desks. Is mobile gaming taking the industry by storm? This question is answered with plenty of evidence to back it up. Check it out:
About two weeks ago I decided it was time to make a "big boy" step and open my own cell phone account. Going into my life changing and wallet draining decision, I knew that I wanted an iPhone 3GS.
My decision was reinforced by the thought of all the cool games I could use. However, now I find that I'm firing up some of games on the iPhone, such as Flight Control, Word Fu and Topple 2, rather than turning on my PS3 or Xbox 360. Well, the lack of console gaming could also be because my TV gets hijacked quite frequently for episodes of Daisy of Love or Charm School. Here are three reasons why the iPhone is becoming my platform of choice.
1. Costs
As a college student, it has become really hard for me to shovel over my cash for games (I recently signed up for GameFly, which helped). Luckily, some iPhone games cost only $0.99 or $1.99. At times, these mobile games can even give me more game play than the most recent console games that I've played (I'm looking at you, Terminator: Salvation). With these types of prices, I could buy more games than I currently have on both the PS3 and Xbox 360. Continue Reading...
It goes without saying that most gamers also have cell phones. How many gamers have started to play mobile games on phones like the iPhone though? Be sure to take some time to read up and then discuss the editorial by posting your own opinions on this subject either in this thread or in the blog.
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About two weeks ago I decided it was time to make a "big boy" step and open my own cell phone account. Going into my life changing and wallet draining decision, I knew that I wanted an iPhone 3GS.
My decision was reinforced by the thought of all the cool games I could use. However, now I find that I'm firing up some of games on the iPhone, such as Flight Control, Word Fu and Topple 2, rather than turning on my PS3 or Xbox 360. Well, the lack of console gaming could also be because my TV gets hijacked quite frequently for episodes of Daisy of Love or Charm School. Here are three reasons why the iPhone is becoming my platform of choice.
1. Costs
As a college student, it has become really hard for me to shovel over my cash for games (I recently signed up for GameFly, which helped). Luckily, some iPhone games cost only $0.99 or $1.99. At times, these mobile games can even give me more game play than the most recent console games that I've played (I'm looking at you, Terminator: Salvation). With these types of prices, I could buy more games than I currently have on both the PS3 and Xbox 360. Continue Reading...
It goes without saying that most gamers also have cell phones. How many gamers have started to play mobile games on phones like the iPhone though? Be sure to take some time to read up and then discuss the editorial by posting your own opinions on this subject either in this thread or in the blog.
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