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Jun 10 2009

Apple’s iPhone 3G S To Surpass PSP Visuals

Published by slayed35440 at 11:17 am under iphone hype Edit This

We all already know that except for a few problems, such as battery life, the iPhone is pretty much the coolest mobile device ever.  With the ability to play awesome games with fully 3D rendered visuals, and the ability to manage your emails and stocks, and practically everything else, all on the same device.  But now Apple has announced the iPhone 3G S, which is not only going to be twice as fast as the original iPhone, but will have OpenGL 2.0 support, meaning the new iPhone will have the ability to surpass the graphical prowess of the PSP.

The time for the iPhone’s being accepted as a gaming platform has just arrived.

Now what we need is for Apple to stop approving so many crap games and actually be proactive to search out some quality titles and franchises.  I mean seriously, with all that gaming power in your pocket do you really want to waste your time playing a text based RPG, or yet another awful tower defense game?  Really?

But this definitely is really great news, especially considering the quality of games that already appear on the iPhone, like Galaxy on Fire, or even the new Terminator Salvation game.  Both have awesome 3D visuals approaching PSP levels, so you can imagine my anticipation at the new iPhone’s faster processor capabilities and advanced graphical abilities.  This is going to be awesome.

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