danielparkerx
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With mobile gaming tech advancing so fast, and Apple pushing for more high-end gaming on iPhones (especially with their latest chips), do you think we’ll ever get a true Call of Duty experience on iPhone?
I know we have CoD Mobile, but that’s built from the ground up for mobile and has a very different structure. Meanwhile, we’re seeing AAA titles like Resident Evil 4 Remake and Death Stranding running natively on iPhones with the A17 Pro—so it’s not a stretch to imagine Activision eventually porting an older Modern Warfare or Black Ops game. Or maybe even full Warzone support, no cloud streaming required?
Also seeing more tools and installers like this one (scarletapps.com) sideloading and managing high-performance mobile apps a bit easier—even outside the App Store. Would you play a full CoD game on iPhone if it came to iOS properly optimized? Or do you think the thermal limits, storage, and control input will always hold it back from being a serious gaming platform? Keen to hear where others think this is heading, especially from a hardware and RF standpoint (heat, battery drain, wireless performance under load, etc.).
I know we have CoD Mobile, but that’s built from the ground up for mobile and has a very different structure. Meanwhile, we’re seeing AAA titles like Resident Evil 4 Remake and Death Stranding running natively on iPhones with the A17 Pro—so it’s not a stretch to imagine Activision eventually porting an older Modern Warfare or Black Ops game. Or maybe even full Warzone support, no cloud streaming required?
Also seeing more tools and installers like this one (scarletapps.com) sideloading and managing high-performance mobile apps a bit easier—even outside the App Store. Would you play a full CoD game on iPhone if it came to iOS properly optimized? Or do you think the thermal limits, storage, and control input will always hold it back from being a serious gaming platform? Keen to hear where others think this is heading, especially from a hardware and RF standpoint (heat, battery drain, wireless performance under load, etc.).
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