WSJ’s Walt Mossberg, NYT’s David Carr and TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington discussed the iPad on TV under the aegis of Charlie Rose this weekend.
They have some interesting points and do a nice job a rounding up what’s been said so far. I do however have the feeling that the discussion is missing an iPad hater in the stack:
[via TechCrunch]
A sidescrolling RPG with lots of skill, item, and weapon combinations.
A first person shooter set in WWII, with online multiplayer and Gameloft's signature graphics engine.
Protect your mining operations from an incoming enemy fleet with various powerful towers in this tower defense strategy game!
Castle Defense game where you smash waves of varying types of comedic zombies.
i.TV v2.0 has just hit the App Store, but what exactly makes this version so special?
Caligo Chaser
A sidescrolling RPG with lots of skill, item, and weapon combinations.
Brothers In Arms® 2: Global Front
A first person shooter set in WWII, with online multiplayer and Gameloft's signature graphics engine.
Space Station: Frontier
Protect your mining operations from an incoming enemy fleet with various powerful towers in this tower defense strategy game!
Zombie Smash
Castle Defense game where you smash waves of varying types of comedic zombies.
Street Fighter IV
The name in arcade fighters, where you prepare to hadouken your opponents and shoryuken your enemies.
Gelex
The unique physics, and playful style, make Gelex a great casual game to keep on your iDevice.
Okay, enough about random iPad gossip. I have your RSS saved because of your great app advice, not because you can’t stop talking about the iPad.
@Justin.
I for one appreciate the opinions on the ipad since it will help me make an informed decision. As I’m sure you are aware, this device will be ruining apps, so having AppAdvice post articles about it seems quite relevant to me.
I’m fine with relevant news and information about the iPad, long as we don’t have to wade through posts of random video jokes and puns about the device, of which there seemed to be a whole damn lot in the beginning. Relevant critisism or praise? Yes please!