Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: Someone at the top of a large company believes consumers are dropping their PC and gaming handhelds in favor of their mobile phones.
To get just a tad more specific, Capcom is the latest publisher starting to buy into this, and as MCV reports, is funneling money into several iPhone gaming projects. The kicker is this little wrinkle: Capcom sees smartphones as universal gaming platforms. Everyone has one!
“The casual gamer that used to play on the PC and the hardcore gamer that used to play on a dedicated gaming portable now plays on their smartphone,” Capcom Interactive’s president Midori Yuasa told MCV in a recent interview.
“The iPhone and larger smartphone markets are extremely important to Capcom as, like no device before, smartphones have the potential to become a universal game platform.
“We have a lot of stuff on the horizon for both hardcore and casual gamers, so 2011 is shaping up to be huge on Capcom’s mobile front.”

Look, the Nintendo DS is huge, both worldwide and in the US, and while sales might be dragging of late, there’s a lot, and I do mean a lot, of Nintendo DSes out in the wild. In fact, the DS has sold so well over its life span that publisher Nintendo is preparing to give consumers a new handheld called the Nintendo 3DS later this year. It wouldn’t make this business decision if the cold, hard reality wasn’t that people still want handhelds.
But Yuasa does have a point. I mean, where the hell is your PSPGo? It’s definitely not in your pocket like your iPhone is right now. And really, that’s the most compelling argument when it comes to smartphone gaming trumping traditional handheld gaming. As my brother Eli says, the best handheld gaming platform is the one that’s always in your pocket, similar to how the best camera is the one that you have on you when you need it.
We’re still in a period where no one is sure what’ll beat what, but I think, for once, that this statement isn’t as insane as it once was — and it’s even less insane when you stop to consider just how much awesome is available on the App Store for pennies compared to the recently announced 3DS game pricing ranging from $40-50.

CAPCOM的人都跑光了,现在放这鬼话

估计要出手机版的MH了

唯利是图的卡表拥有液内最明锐的嗅觉与洞察力。。。。

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幽灵诡计就是IOS版比NDS版还给力

先解决电池问题，
智能手机的优点和死穴都是通信功能，
在电量不足的情况下优先保的是通信而不是游戏，科技以换壳为本销量那么大不是没理由的，
有时候我为了确保待机时间连上网和看书都少，
不能换电池的手机在这个方面上的短板更是明显。

[ 本帖最后由 zero3rd 于 2011-1-23 18:45 编辑 ]

估计是psp2公布的的时候要带手机功能了.........

看看ios上卡婊那些垃圾 还好意思说这话

看看手机版的Bio4、MH、SF4

居然会有人对Capcom的手机游戏有所期待...

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幽灵诡计和逆转裁判其实非常适合登录IOS的

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原帖由 KoeiSangokushi 于 2011-1-23 18:53 发表
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幽灵诡计和逆转裁判其实非常适合登录IOS的

我觉得逆转这对白类比较多的反而不是很适合手机~~~~~~~~还是节奏快一点的游戏比较好~~~~

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原帖由 @magtree  于 2011-1-23 18:56 发表
我觉得逆转这对白类比较多的反而不是很适合手机~~~~~~~~还是节奏快一点的游戏比较好~~~~

实际这种非常适合 操作就不存在问题

随时玩 随时中断 反正都可以暂停存后台

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我NDSI基本就是这类文字解谜游戏专用机了

除非将来智能手机上有摇杆或者十字键，否则没戏~

图里是烧录卡？！

确实如此，一堆大作宁上IOS也不给PSP，真是泪流满面啊