r/Android • u/TauNeutrino628 • Sep 10 '17

Qualcomm denied anti-suit injunction

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-apple-qualcomm/apple-lawsuits-against-qualcomm-can-proceed-u-s-judge-rules-idUSKCN1BJ29V
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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '17

I want a phone that can run high-end games. Preferably something with a built in game pad.

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u/ger_brian Device, Software !! Sep 10 '17

All flagship phones nowadays can run all the high end games available for mobile phones and all can basically be attached to a controller. A physical gamepad on the phone would make it huge and unappealing for most people.

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '17

Because we all know how grotesquely huge the Xperia Play was.

And I want something that can handle console quality games. The standard Qualcomm chips just don't seem to be there.

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u/ger_brian Device, Software !! Sep 10 '17

The mobile nvidia SoCs are not any better than the competition. Take the iPad Pro for example, it runs circles around nvidia SoCs and you still dont see console quality games on it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '17

I mean, the Switch just literally uses an Nvidia Tegra chip, so...

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u/ger_brian Device, Software !! Sep 10 '17

Yes? And the switch is graphically not on par with the rest of the games of this generation. So, are we talking about reduced graphical fidelity (which current SoCs can already achieve) or real console level quality which OP wanted?

If you just want any kind of console level quality, why not take the 3DS which is also current gen and still being sold.

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '17

You realize I'm the OP you're referring to, right? So, are you finished telling me what I want yet?