GamesBeat: Now that you’ve had plenty of time to set up your email and calendar on your shiny new Nexus 7, the moment for gaming has arrived. Android’s Google Play does not feature the robust selection of high-quality games that the Apple’s iOS App Store does, but the market isn’t barren, either. We’ve sorted through the crud to bring you five great games that are optimized for your $200 tablet.
Here are the games that are leaving later this month and when.
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Sweet - I'm using my nexus 7 right now. After I play World of Goo, I'll check some of these out.
I want to get one myself, but no microsd card slot. So no go for me. Memory is premium, not always connected to Wifi when I go places, and many games are getting bigger for taking up space. Will reconsider one when they have a model that provides expendable storage...
Just when i was looking into buying a Nexus 7. Also does anyone know which tablet is better for gaming, Ipad 3 or Nexus 7?
Nice article!