STP writes: "The first game we loaded up was Scrabble by EA, because we wanted to put our "virtual board game" theory we discussed on last week's podcast to the test. Scrabble on an iPad works extremely well, with tiles sliding onto the board quickly and accurately. With the larger screen, you can put the device in front of you to play with a friend instead of passing it back and forth."
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it looks really clunky and unresponsive to play that particular game, like you don't know how to hold it...
One area I think the iPad could really do well in is multi-player gaming. And I don't necessarily mean over wifi, I mean multiple players on one device. Think about how well it could do something traditional, like a chess board or table hockey type game. Those are some of the first thoughts I had when I tried to consider the gaming implications of the iPad.
Yeah, it'll be interesting to see if any developers can come up with a workable control scheme for FPS gaming. Dual stick might work...