TABLET AND SMARTPHONE GAMES FOR HARDCORE GAMER

WHO SAYS ONLY CONSOLE GAMING TH E SATISFIE THE SOUL? HERE ARE SOME FOR PHONES AND TABLETS TO GET GAME  JUICES ELOWING.

You`ve probably heard of Angry Birds. Yep. Rovio`s blockbuster smartphone game about annoyed avians being catapulted into the air at their porcine antagonists has been downloaded over 15 million times, and has been catapulted, excuse the pun, into popular culture, Angry Birds is the poster child of the new touch gaming revolution. It’s the game everyone has played. You probably haven’t heard of Shadowgun.

 And yet, Madiingefs incredibly gor geous third·person shooter is one orc the most significant games released for  smartphones last year—one that  silently heralds the beginning of a major gaming revolution. Today’s smartphones and tablets, powered by increasingly capable   processors, have emerged as serious contenders in the gaming arena. iOS and Android devices are now a bonafide gaming platrorm and a serious threat to the established Nintendo and Sony handheld systems.

 at least in terms of sheer numbers.And, while games like Angry Birds,Fruit Nin,ir1 and Cut The Rope have spearheaded the rise orccasual games on phones and tablets, the hardcore gamers still cling to their PS Vita and 3DS Svtitems because they have been unable to find truly hardcore gam- in in exeriences on their taBlets However, this scenario is changing pretty rapidly. Consider the following examples.

Shadowgun (Award nos)
A third·person cover shooter with eve·popping graphics, Sliadowgun could be the game that finally makes hardcore gamers take to smartphone and tablet gaming. It’s like playing Gears of War on your phone.

Emissary Of War (Android I iOS)
This superb hack-n·slash is like a funnier, lighter version of Diabl0-without losing the addictiveness. The clever touch controls make killing things