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Just thought this might be an interesting one.
Have a bit of a session with your mates and get to some food stuck inbetween your teeth do you try and find a tooth pick or just use the stylus?
Is there some safety concerns here?
Have a bit of a session with your mates and get to some food stuck inbetween your teeth do you try and find a tooth pick or just use the stylus?
Is there some safety concerns here?
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I i wanted to play a game using a glorified pen, I could play noughts and crosses.
But that's like saying because I read on the toilet, it makes it a newagents.
However much I'd like that to be true (it's not my fault, it's a fetish), it clearly isn't.
However much I'd like that to be true (it's not my fault, it's a fetish), it clearly isn't.
mattributé wrote:
> mattributé wrote:
> never before has
> a games console had touch screen.
>
> Read things properly next time, yeah?
But if you can play games on a PDA - does that not make it a games console too (as well as a PDA)? It is at least a multi-function device.
> mattributé wrote:
> never before has
> a games console had touch screen.
>
> Read things properly next time, yeah?
But if you can play games on a PDA - does that not make it a games console too (as well as a PDA)? It is at least a multi-function device.
mattributé wrote:
> mattributé wrote:
> never before has
> a games console had touch screen.
>
> Read things properly next time, yeah?
And that is an advantage because?
> mattributé wrote:
> never before has
> a games console had touch screen.
>
> Read things properly next time, yeah?
And that is an advantage because?
A PSP is cool now?
Get out more fat boy.
Get out more fat boy.
Macintosh wrote:
> Indeed they do. Back of the net! And my mobile has a mini joy stick on
> it - like the IBM Thinkpad.
The fact I'm using an IBM Thinkpad as I type and it has no type of mini joystick kind of worries me.
Unless you mean the nipple mouse. Which isn't a joystick.
> Indeed they do. Back of the net! And my mobile has a mini joy stick on
> it - like the IBM Thinkpad.
The fact I'm using an IBM Thinkpad as I type and it has no type of mini joystick kind of worries me.
Unless you mean the nipple mouse. Which isn't a joystick.
mattributé wrote:
> never before has
> a games console had touch screen.
Read things properly next time, yeah?
> never before has
> a games console had touch screen.
Read things properly next time, yeah?
Indeed they do. Back of the net! And my mobile has a mini joy stick on it - like the IBM Thinkpad.
mattributé wrote:
> Nintendo never claimed the stylus to be an entirely riginal idea -
> hence it already had a name, and wasn't called 'The Nintendo
> Stick(TM)' or whatever. It's a new idea to gaming - never before has
> a games console had touch screen.
Funny I thought pda's used sticks for games as well.
> Nintendo never claimed the stylus to be an entirely riginal idea -
> hence it already had a name, and wasn't called 'The Nintendo
> Stick(TM)' or whatever. It's a new idea to gaming - never before has
> a games console had touch screen.
Funny I thought pda's used sticks for games as well.
The trouble is that as this generation grows up their idea of what is considered cool has progressed.
Today's youth are much more image aware, better off and more technically advanced this means although the PSP is aimed at the older gamer it is likely to take a lot of the younger market.
Today's youth are much more image aware, better off and more technically advanced this means although the PSP is aimed at the older gamer it is likely to take a lot of the younger market.
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