Playing HAWX with my HTC dream/G1

I am still new to this controls so no flames pls.

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• HTC
• dream
• android
• G1
• HAWX

[snaip]

@l3iohazard420

While they have similar design principles, there are still notable differences. Just because you can swap them because they support the same input signal doesn't mean that they work equally good in both environments. It's like if I have two bicycles. A road bike and a dirt bike. The road bike doesn't become a dirt bike if I swap the wheels.

[l3iohazard420]

Nokia N8 as steering wheel control in Need For Speed Shift HD racing game

thats a title of a REAL video of a similar concept

[l3iohazard420]

it looks like the name is GRace but not 100%

[l3iohazard420]

@max676 AGREED....

[l3iohazard420]

@sentrykillrez its not...lol

[l3iohazard420]

@studboy66 since you want to get technical.....now monitors are (tv screens) when connected to a cable box via hdmi and (tv screens) are monitors when connected to a pc....tomato TOMATO same thing..... the only real difference is resolution....

[l3iohazard420]

@studboy66 His phone movements are not in sync with his movements on the monitor, I bet his friend is controlling H.A.W.X. while he acts as if he was doing it, i can hold a phone and say i am flying a rc plane... This doesnt mean i am if this is real why doesn't he show and explain the app in which he is using....i know they have apps like Gmote to control a pc, so im sure it is possible but not convinced he is really using the six axis gyro in the phone for gameplay.... not enough info

[sentrykillrez]

@studboy66 my bad didnt no that is was a big deal

[studboy66]

@sentrykillrez It's a monitor not TV screen.

[studboy66]

This is not fake. He's using the phone as a control. The title says that he's playing HAWX "with" his HTC G1, not ON his HTC G1,