How geeks opened up government This uncompetitive, inconclusive game offered a delightful alternative to conventional, decision-heavy gaming.
Plenty of limitations still exist (it's still mostly impossible to access the microphone/camera on most smartphones from the browser, for example), but one big hurdle might be on the way out: hardware-based acceleration, otherwise known as the goods required for graphic-heavy gaming.
It's interesting that, at present, the breakdown of Watch apps by category somewhat mirrors that of the larger App Store which is also heavy on gaming.
Coming from a heavy PC-gaming background and early first-person combat games like Unreal and Quake, I had never taken console shooters seriously.
Forget video editing or anything resembling heavy-duty gaming, for instance; there just aren't apps for those things on Chrome OS.
Rather than give myself indigestion with too much pontification and heavy-duty gaming mumbo jumbo, I thought I'd take the time to point you to some nice social play environments recommended by PC World.
Whither go gamers, the public follows and, although this is just a guess, I suspect the first "cheap" 4K screens will arrive around CES 2015 and really hit stores by 2016 – plenty of time to get the last few years of use out of your PS3 and Xbox 360, not to mention your heavy-duty gaming PC.
Lazard's Rucker claimed not: "A lot of the orders [for shares] that go into the books... there is a heavy element of gaming.
It's current portfolio is heavy into marketplaces, gaming, and advertising startups.
