Comments on: PocketGamer reviews the N95 as gaming device http://n95blog.com/pocketgamer-reviews-the-n95-as-gaming-device/ Find all information on the Nokia N95! Thu, 18 Mar 2010 02:54:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 By: fibroman http://n95blog.com/pocketgamer-reviews-the-n95-as-gaming-device/#comment-726 fibroman Fri, 25 May 2007 06:57:07 +0000 http://n95blog.com/pocketgamer-reviews-the-n95-as-gaming-device/#comment-726 This Bluetooth Gamepad works great with the N95 !!! So bring on the games !!!! http://www.pocketnow.com/index.php?a=portal_detail&t=reviews&id=651 This Bluetooth Gamepad works great with the N95 !!! So bring on the games !!!!

http://www.pocketnow.com/index.php?a=portal_detail&t=reviews&id=651

]]> By: salada2k@n95users http://n95blog.com/pocketgamer-reviews-the-n95-as-gaming-device/#comment-724 salada2k@n95users Thu, 24 May 2007 20:09:38 +0000 http://n95blog.com/pocketgamer-reviews-the-n95-as-gaming-device/#comment-724 Clearly, the main issue is the comfortability and joystick (or lack thereof) on the n95. You have to ask yourself as well, even though the screen is beautiful and capable of enough colours to show a visually stunning, game, one of the major advantages is the simplicity of connecting the n95 to an external TV, for both video and sound. That said, with the option of an external usb joystick coupled with a TV, we could have some real potential. That of course wont satisfy people who want to play games on the move, so some kind of joystick that also has a mount for the phone would really be the only way of satisfying the hardcore. And having said that, who would want to be seen with something like that in public....? It's that or stick with the existing controls which arent quite up to scratch, but are still usable for simple games. Clearly, the main issue is the comfortability and joystick (or lack thereof) on the n95.

You have to ask yourself as well, even though the screen is beautiful and capable of enough colours to show a visually stunning, game, one of the major advantages is the simplicity of connecting the n95 to an external TV, for both video and sound. That said, with the option of an external usb joystick coupled with a TV, we could have some real potential. That of course wont satisfy people who want to play games on the move, so some kind of joystick that also has a mount for the phone would really be the only way of satisfying the hardcore. And having said that, who would want to be seen with something like that in public….? It’s that or stick with the existing controls which arent quite up to scratch, but are still usable for simple games.

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