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05/14/10
Yesterday at Costco I saw an HP touch-screen computer, and I’ve seen plenty alright, but this one blew my mind away, because it had World of Goo loaded in the green “compromise-issues” goo-balls level (ok… “Ivy Towers” level…).
I had to stop and touch that. (”touch that” …you get it? no?)
Veredict is: Boy! AWESOME.
Sure, controls are awkward at first, because, it’s hard to understand how to play without a mouse… but after a few touches and swipes with your finger, you start playing with so much comfort and ease, it looks like if you are leading an orchestra!
It’s definitely a very nice and refreshing way to play World of Goo again.
But brings up this question:
Touchscreen games, are they better native or ported?