Am I the only one who thinks touchscreen mobile gaming is really hampered by the finger oil that collects on the screen? I almost never use my bare hands on my DS, and I've never seen iPhones advertised with a stylus.
@Mister Jack: To be fair, fingerprints are easily wiped off the glass surface of the iphone, whereas they tend to smear all over the flimsier screen of the DS
@Luke Plunkett: I haven't gotten to use an iphone for an extended period of time, but I would imagine any glass surface would start to collect streaks when you keep wiping it, and you can't exactly take a bottle of windex to electronics.
Personally, I like Rock Band because of the DLC, the songs are more fun to play, and the art style is far superior. Personally, I would much rather play a music game made by musicians than former skateboardists. That's just me, though.
@Desmondia: How do people play these types of games on those touch screens? It's bad enough that the DS needed an attachment and a strumming screen, I can't imagine how it works with only touchscreen and no other input.
If all you do is touch the blinking lights then they've made a moderately challenging game into an incredibly easy one.
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You like rock band better because it doesn't have a mobile version? Are fanboy excuses becoming this shallow these days?
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Yes, that is quite the shitty excuse.
Personally, I like Rock Band because of the DLC, the songs are more fun to play, and the art style is far superior. Personally, I would much rather play a music game made by musicians than former skateboardists. That's just me, though.
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This is the new and upcoming G2.
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Well technically that makes it the G2.
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That's why I said TECHNICALLY. As in, NOT in ACTUALITY.
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If all you do is touch the blinking lights then they've made a moderately challenging game into an incredibly easy one.