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Wow they actually made a separate build of the game for GoW Ascension Special Edition. The Last Of Us demo is a separate option in the main menu which when launched shows a count down to the release date.
 
KurianOfBorg said:
Wow they actually made a separate build of the game for GoW Ascension Special Edition. The Last Of Us demo is a separate option in the main menu which when launched shows a count down to the release date.
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Well that couldn't have been cheap :/ Interesting approach instead of a separate code
 
The Galaxy S4 looks like such a boring no-name device. Same primitive icons and UI that looks like Gingerbread. The browser's UI is awful and it scroll lags and stutters everywhere. The touchscreen has massive input lag which you can even see on a 30fps YouTube video.
 
For once I agree with you I dont like the S4 at all :(.
 
I'm still happy with my Galaxy Nexus. Phones have kinda hit diminishing returns for me (I don't game on mine, so power wise it's fast enough). I mainly want better battery life and build quality at this point.
 
x3sphere said:
I'm still happy with my Galaxy Nexus. Phones have kinda hit diminishing returns for me (I don't game on mine, so power wise it's fast enough). I mainly want better battery life and build quality at this point.
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That's bullshit. The GNex is such an unresponsive device with 300ms touchscreen input lag. How could you possibly even compare it to an iPhone 4S? The only device which remotely comes close to the iPhone's touchscreen resonse is the Nexus 4 and even that lags behind considerably. Look at the video at 2:04.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=E406xXr4Mok#t=124s
 
KurianOfBorg said:
That's bullshit. The GNex is such an unresponsive device with 300ms touchscreen input lag. How could you possibly even compare it to an iPhone 4S? The only device which remotely comes close to the iPhone's touchscreen resonse is the Nexus 4 and even that lags behind considerably. Look at the video at 2:04.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=E406xXr4Mok#t=124s
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I know, but it's not a huge issue in most apps (sans games) or web browsing. Like you pointed out the Nexus 4 is still behind the iPhone in responsiveness, so there hasn't been a huge reason to upgrade in the Android space. I don't really want to move to iOS. Also I wouldn't doubt that a lot of the lag comes from the OS itself because the hardware seems capable enough.

I'll probably end up getting the next Nexus phone whenever it comes out since that'll be around the time my contract goes up. But anyway, nothing about the S4 is making me want to break contract. Build quality doesn't seem great. 1080p display is nice but that's where diminishing returns comes into play, 720p on my GNexus is already more than enough for a phone...
 
The HTC One seems like a more promising device. I always wanted a S3 when it came out so the S4 is just a slightly improved version. Although ideally I would like an extremely responsive screen with the actual LCD layer closer to the surface. I think it was the HTC Incredible 2 that had an incredibly close screen. There wasn't much of a noticeable gap between the glass and lcd layer.

My contract is up soon (got a Galaxy Nexus when it came out) so I might upgrade to a S4 or HTC One - however this time around I'm actually going to go test out the phones myself. I'm pretty satisfied with my GNex - even with the input lag (most devices will have a noticeable layer of lag, it's just the way the current technology works). Google has been trying to make it much more responsive with Jelly Bean and Project Butter already.

All I really want is a super-responsive Google phone (I refuse to go with iOS - I'm heavily tied into Google as it is and I just prefer the customization that Android provides). As it stands right now, even with a custom ROM on my phone I still notice lag here and there and that bothers the hell out of me.
 
Just great bro.
 
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