They shy away from RTS for obvious reasons, most notably that they are best on PC.

EA needs to take this to heart, being able to skip cutscenes whenever you want should be an option in any game.

Skargamer, that's back when phones were still phones and, PC was still getting good exclusive titles.

It's a shame that social nonsense is seeping into the video game market. What do I care what people are doing while I'm playing video games?

'2048x1536' Because we all know how well games of any complexity run at such resolutions. At Victorious Fize: It really boggles the mind.

I don't know if it's just me but, the live action MW3 trailer is pretty funny. Game trailers perk up interest, they don't promise high end CG graphics in most cases. Why anyone thinks Naughty Dog has magically pushed out more graphical power from the system is really beyond me.

It's amazing he can stand the boot time with his computer. At Weatherman: Not to mention you're getting several years out of a handheld. Phone companies pump out new phones at such an insane pace, you'll be lucky to get a couple years out of a phone before it's outdated.

'Angry Birds is a great game.' A few years ago games like that were free, and cluttered on flash arcade sites. Now we have people charging for that garbage.

How about all three? I don't know how the cloud services make any money. To satisfy any significant number of customers, they would need a boat load of high end computer hardware.

Figure out how to play on your own. If you need a tutorial holding your hand you shouldn't bother trying. Jack the difficulty up to max and play until you collapse.

Just because there are a few serious attempts at games doesn't mean that long standing console/handheld developers are going to make the shift. It's like trying to say tablets will cause the downfall of desktops.