Comments on: The Future of Portable Gaming http://alatest.com/blog/the-future-of-portable-gaming/ The alaTest Blog Tue, 20 Aug 2013 22:17:14 +0000 hourly 1 By: Slots Jam http://alatest.com/blog/the-future-of-portable-gaming/comment-page-1/#comment-11000 Slots Jam Sun, 13 Mar 2011 10:20:37 +0000 http://alatest.com/blog/?p=1849#comment-11000 The Sony Experia phone looks brilliant, I took a look at this the other day and it's a great idea. Nokia had a go at this years ago and I don't think it took of as much as they had hoped - but back then mobiles didn't come with data tariff's so accessing the web/games cost a bomb, plus I think you also needed a friend with the same device to play with them, which not many had. It would be good if a solid and robust gaming platform was launched for the mobile phone handsets which all manufacturers and mobile makers could use as the gaming platform for the games to be used on the phones, this way it wouldn't matter what phone you had, you could all access the online library, game information and play against other people also. The manufacturers could then work at improving the phones themselves to make them stand out from the rest of the crowd, improved graphics, resolution, more fps, better contrast ratios, easier to use controls, larger screens etc. A universal gaming system for mobiles would work a lot better than say Microsoft launching theirs, Sony launching theirs and everyone not working together. The Sony Experia phone looks brilliant, I took a look at this the other day and it’s a great idea. Nokia had a go at this years ago and I don’t think it took of as much as they had hoped – but back then mobiles didn’t come with data tariff’s so accessing the web/games cost a bomb, plus I think you also needed a friend with the same device to play with them, which not many had.

It would be good if a solid and robust gaming platform was launched for the mobile phone handsets which all manufacturers and mobile makers could use as the gaming platform for the games to be used on the phones, this way it wouldn’t matter what phone you had, you could all access the online library, game information and play against other people also. The manufacturers could then work at improving the phones themselves to make them stand out from the rest of the crowd, improved graphics, resolution, more fps, better contrast ratios, easier to use controls, larger screens etc. A universal gaming system for mobiles would work a lot better than say Microsoft launching theirs, Sony launching theirs and everyone not working together.

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