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Swedish folklore and dark paths await us in this Nintendo eShop game!
The fifth Gamescom 2015 interview is all about using the Wii U GamePad to your advantage! We speak to Simogo's Simon Flesser, who are in the process of bringing their game Year Walk to the Wii U. Together with the masters at Dakko Dakko, they put together something that can only be done on Nintendo's console. Read more about it below!
Device 6 and Year Walk dev Simogo explains why it's ditching mobile and making a console game next.
Dang mobile race is dying and in my opinion should stay dead after MT nightmare it caused.
first one i saw was horse armor for oblivion on 360, but im sure there was something before that.
On one hand, I agree with you, I don't even play mobile games anymore, but, on the other, there's a bigger chance of putting licensed titles there, like Captain Tsubasa lately, which would probably never come out on consoles, or only in Japan.
I remember how analysts and journalists were saying less than five years ago that mobile would give consoles a run for their money and eventually take over.
Yeeeah about that.
This.
Remember all those "Consoles are dead, phones are the future!" idiot forecast articles? I laughed then and I am laughing even harder now.
lol I remember the doom and gloom days when people were saying the mobile market would beat out handhelds and consoles... yea, sure looks that way.
well maybe eventually, older gamers arent just going to switch to mobile but kids seem to like mobile gaming.
there will always be a mobile game market but in no way will it overtake consoles.
COG writes: The iOS, as a platform, doesn’t get a lot of respect from gamers. And that is for understandable reasons – the plethora of silly, cute flash-based casual games on iPhone and iPad does make it seem that it has little to offer the serious gamer.
But if you are willing to look a little bit, you will actually find that the iOS platform does offer some pretty deep and rewarding videogame experiences. Here are the Top 5 Games on iOS that have great stories, compelling gameplay and innovative concepts that rival the great titles found on any other platform. If you have an iPhone or iPad, you need to add these ones to your collection.
Great list! I only know of two of these, but it gives me a reason to push my iPhones gaming capabilities
"To be quite frank, when Nintendo randomly provided this review copy for me, I had absolutely zero clue what it was... So I delet-err I mean, played it!"
Jason reviews on the Wii U!
Enjoy!
