My reaction to both of you

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vY8AKc6vOMo

You love that movie, dont you?

Okey doke...played it, like it.

It's a good game, in an "it'll do" sense - but it could be so much better.

The game essentially is using the same engine that was used for the Degeneration game that came out about two or three years back, and was later ported over to iOS. That was a good game for the time of it's initial release.

But fast forward to now and there's been no progress at all. I mean, maybe the graphics have been slightly improved, but aside from that it's the same experience. Capcom (or more specifically whoever they outsource these titles to) need to really be pushing the iOS software as much as they can. I mean seriously, EA managed this...



And Capcom up with this in response...



Dead Space is one of the most amazing looking handheld games (not just iOS) ever, so why isn't this party at least trying to reach those levels? What excuse can there be when Dead Space iOS will run on very much entry level Apple hardware? This goes beyond the basic laziness that many people hold against Capcom, it's just a complete and utter lack of effort.

I like the game, it's more than playable and with Game Centre leaderboards there's a competitive edge to it even when i can't get matched with an online game (so far, unsuccessful by the way!) with stuff like single player "training" and the Coin Shoot mode.

Tried the game on iPad moments ago and as expected it's far more suited to it given the extra space your given to move your fingers around on screen.

Good title, with much room for improvement.

Would definitely recommend it at the sale price whilst it's in the launch window.

Maybe they don't have much experience with programming for the iPad.

This is their third Resident Evil game on iOS.

Maybe Capcom have actually taken note of the criticisms levelled at their mobile efforts so far?