The father of FPs says the smart machine is replacing 3DSNGP as the last Palm machine.

With Sony code-named NGP New PSP announced, the next generation of Palm Machine battle first opened, NGP War 3DS will be the future of the industry to discuss the hot topic.　　But while Nintendo and Sony are fighting, don't forget the impact of emerging smartphones and tablet machines on gaming consoles, Johncarmack, founder and technology director of Idsoftware, a leading gaming company, believes that 3DS and NGP may be the last generation to fully focus on the game's handheld devices.　　Johncarmack said in an interview recently that the smart hand does not machine but is striding to reduce the technology gap with the handheld, and their performance is faster than the latter. He says developers can now transplant video-quality technology that could only be used for handheld machines into smartphones to create game-related development.　　Although the mobile phone Peace board machine lacks DS, PSP Palm Machine's dedicated rocker, button to facilitate the game, but for those who want only one device in the pocket of mobile players, good enough. Then he added: "The performance of the smartphone can eventually reach 80% of the dedicated gaming platform, people like to carry a smartphone, if it is a game device can achieve 80% performance, it can meet the needs of many people's game?" Everybody has this kind of question, I also cannot say clearly.　　"But now more and more game developers are moving toward smartphones, and the epicgames of the War Machine for Xbox360 is currently developing games for Apple products."　　Johncarmack says many developers are reluctant to consider smartphones and tablets as game devices, because many consumers would rather spend 40 or 50 dollars to buy DS/PSP games than a few dollars to download iphone or Android platform games. Previously, he said in an interview that he is a big fan of Apple's App Store, and that the number of games that Idsoftware will develop for Apple in the future is likely to go beyond DS or PSP. Playfish's Kristian Segerstrale has mentioned that future games are the function of mobile games, social games and handheld games. And in the gaming world, the traditional handheld market is also quietly changing, especially when the number of companies such as Nintendo and the year-on-year decline in revenue, they are also full of anticipation of the new trend, especially in the Internet and social interaction is to spare no effort. (Digging the shell net)