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Tablets. Tablets. Tablets. iPads, Android tablets, $99 Touchpads, everyone wants to make a tablet. Hell, even Gamestop—the brick and mortar video game store—wants to build their own. I'm not kidding, they're making an Android-powered tablet that's good at games.
GameStop President Tony Bartel recently said:
And they've already started. The tablet, based on Android, is undergoing testing right now and will be able to play a "modest selection" of mobile games. But what makes it a wee bit interesting than Android Tablet Clone 3000 is that the GameStop tablet will even let you stream console games as well. Heck there's even a real controller for gaming die-hards!
There's no detail on price or release date, so we'll have to keep our ears and eyes open. [GamesIndustry.biz via TIMN]
http://gizmodo.com/5839319/even-gamestop-is-making-an-android-tablet
I wonder how will the controller look like for the Tablet. I bet it will be wireless. The console streaming games sounds interesting.
I think if this Tablet by Gamestop is successful, Gamestop might start making home game consoles to compete with the PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, and OnLive.
GameStop President Tony Bartel recently said:
"If we can't find [a tablet] that's great for gaming, then we will create our own."
And they've already started. The tablet, based on Android, is undergoing testing right now and will be able to play a "modest selection" of mobile games. But what makes it a wee bit interesting than Android Tablet Clone 3000 is that the GameStop tablet will even let you stream console games as well. Heck there's even a real controller for gaming die-hards!
There's no detail on price or release date, so we'll have to keep our ears and eyes open. [GamesIndustry.biz via TIMN]
http://gizmodo.com/5839319/even-gamestop-is-making-an-android-tablet
I wonder how will the controller look like for the Tablet. I bet it will be wireless. The console streaming games sounds interesting.
I think if this Tablet by Gamestop is successful, Gamestop might start making home game consoles to compete with the PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, and OnLive.