Dead Space HD may be a shorter experience than Dead Space 2, but it’s in no way less enjoyable. The iPad touch screen is put to superb use here, delivering a control method every bit as functional as its console counterpart. It’s proof – if proof were still needed – that the iPad is a viable player in the handheld gaming market.
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For those considering upgrading to the new iPad we’re happy to tell you the new Retina screen, boasting a resolution of 2048x1536, looks incredibly crisp. It’s a significantly sharper image than the 720p and 1080p images we’re used to from Xbox 360 and PS3. And it’s light years ahead of the old iPad 2’s 1024x768 resolution.
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My brother has a new iPad, I compared it to my iPad 2 and I am not impressed enough. I will wait for iPad 3.
Gone are the days of Tetris and Brick Breaker. Apple, with iPhone, has made what mobile gaming is today. Owners of mobile devices can enjoy a whole range of games. From simple casual games to console-like epics, mobile gamers have so many choices. iPad has opened up a whole new world to us with games that look and play better than most handheld titles. And, dare I say, some console games.
So what should iPad owners get?
I'm loving Infinity blade, but I think they should have included Battleheart also.
Battleheart is a cool! Maybe it was #11 lol. There are so many amazing mobile games being released. I need to get a few more jobs to keep up. :(
