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RE: Quake 3 on iPad and Xono ? - .Danny. - 03-01-2011
Personally, I think keyboard and mouse is the best mainstream precise control method for all FPS's. I don't see the point in porting Xonotic or Nexuiz to an iPad. Though I'm willing to try it if somebody does port it. I just don't think it will compare.
However, does anyone remember the Metroid Prime Hunters on the DS console back in '06?
Ignoring the unexpectedely impressive graphics for a DS game at the time, the gameplay for the FPS was the best out of any non-keyboard/mouse console I'd played at the time.
You had the up/down/left/right arrows and used the touchscreen below the mainscreen as a kind of mousemat with which to control the aim.
RE: Quake 3 on iPad and Xono ? - cocochen - 03-15-2011
(11-13-2010, 11:33 AM)SkyHookers Wrote: hmm...
ipad 2 smart cover
iPad2case
leather ipad 2 covers
Darkplaces on iPad would be a good idea!
However, does anyone remember the Metroid Prime Hunters on the DS console back in '06?
Ignoring the unexpectedely impressive graphics for a DS game at the time, the gameplay for the FPS was the best out of any non-keyboard/mouse console I'd played at the time.
You had the up/down/left/right arrows and used the touchscreen below the mainscreen as a kind of mousemat with which to control the aim.
RE: Quake 3 on iPad and Xono ? - .Danny. - 03-15-2011
(03-15-2011, 03:25 AM)cocochen Wrote:(11-13-2010, 11:33 AM)SkyHookers Wrote: hmm...
ipad 2 smart cover
iPad2case
leather ipad 2 covers
Darkplaces on iPad would be a good idea!
However, does anyone remember the Metroid Prime Hunters on the DS console back in '06?
Ignoring the unexpectedely impressive graphics for a DS game at the time, the gameplay for the FPS was the best out of any non-keyboard/mouse console I'd played at the time.
You had the up/down/left/right arrows and used the touchscreen below the mainscreen as a kind of mousemat with which to control the aim.
Are you quoting me or just copying what i said?