Anyone here tried this on a Google Nexus 7?

[Anderdale]

I hear the nexus 7 is one of the best gaming tablets made because it is a quad core processor. I was curious if anyone has tried with success or is it possible to play eq on it? thanks!

[Muzyn]

Originally Posted by Anderdale [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I hear the nexus 7 is one of the best gaming tablets made because it is a quad core processor. I was curious if anyone has tried with success or is it possible to play eq on it? thanks!

No?

Find a tablet that can run x86 code.

[Swish]

I just don't get gaming + tablets unless you're into Angry Birds, Temple Run or something that doesn't require a keyboard/controller.

A housemate of mine recently picked up Vice City for his iPad. Just not the same as the PC/PS2 version.

[Anderdale]

Originally Posted by Swish [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I just don't get gaming + tablets unless you're into Angry Birds, Temple Run or something that doesn't require a keyboard/controller.

A housemate of mine recently picked up Vice City for his iPad. Just not the same as the PC/PS2 version.

I would only want to do it so I could sit in ec tunnel while watching tv in the other room etc. Not to actually get down on grouping or xping. I just thought the idea of being able to do it would be fun.

[jijii]

Originally Posted by Swish [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I just don't get gaming + tablets unless you're into Angry Birds, Temple Run or something that doesn't require a keyboard/controller.

A housemate of mine recently picked up Vice City for his iPad. Just not the same as the PC/PS2 version.

I think turn-based style games work too. Final fantasy tactics, baldurs gate, maybe even games like civilization... I think are all interesting candidates for tablet gaming.

[Boilon]

Well Final Fantasy Tactics already exists in the I-Store for apple products, so at least that one works to a degree ;D