Half-Life 2 on PC. The 3GS GPU has all the features required to do this
The new iPhone CPU is getting a lot of buzz, and for sure, it will make the iPhone 3GS more responsive than its predecessors, but I think that most users will be "shocked" to see how powerful the iPhone 3GS is for 3D graphics. Obviously, you have seen the specifications: we're going from a fixed-pipeline graphics architecture to an Open GL 2.0 ES one. But put in simple terms, it's like going from Half Life to Half Life 2.
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It's important in life to maintain a broad palette when it comes to culture and the arts. Hideo Kojima agrees, as he continues to use video games like Death Stranding to introduce people to music and other elements they might not otherwise discover.
Enjoy your 30 minutes to 2 hours of battery life? Sure, the iPhone 3GS and, most likely, the 3rd generation iTouch (which I'll be buying when it's released) will most likely have some great graphics for some games, but after a few months of experience with my 1st gen iTouch, I can say that battery life is a problem when gaming on your iTouch, and despite the better battery they're putting in the 3GS, the specs are also more demanding, power-wise.
The thing is, when your PSP or DS goes out of battery, it's somewhat okay. But when your phone or iPod goes out of power, it's usually more of a problem, since I use it for much more than gaming, all day long. So draining the battery too quickly is quite inconvenient.
OK, but are there enough companies who are willing to spend huge amounts of cash on producing a game that is up there?
And yet still rubbish controls...
None of this processing power is useful when you dont have ANY buttons.
DS and PSP FTW.