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<blockquote data-quote="los33" data-source="post: 8312596" data-attributes="member: 660834">Any dev can adapt a game to play on other systems with the same graphics.You can play NDS, psp, ps3, 360, xbox, ps2, dreamcast, n64 games on a pc. You know why?Because the emulator which was coded to emulate the system produces a output thats more compatible with lower end systems.Bioshock, Grand theft auto were &quot;re-coded&quot; to work on the mobile engine.. Or else if they did not have too they would have just some how left it original to play on mobile.You also understand ps3, 360 versions of the game bioshock are 10gb+ in size while the iphone/android version are only 1gb.How did that magically happen? They recoded the structure and graphic engine to work on mobile devices!The point of higher PPI is for screen clarity when the screens change and mainly for higher definition movies and other media types.If you have a smaller sized video on a screen with less PPI count then it will look stretched and ugly, Compared to a higher resolution with a higher PPI count allowing the resized screen to look better.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="los33, post: 8312596, member: 660834"] Any dev can adapt a game to play on other systems with the same graphics. You can play NDS, psp, ps3, 360, xbox, ps2, dreamcast, n64 games on a pc. You know why? Because the emulator which was coded to emulate the system produces a output thats more compatible with lower end systems. Bioshock, Grand theft auto were "re-coded" to work on the mobile engine.. Or else if they did not have too they would have just some how left it original to play on mobile. You also understand ps3, 360 versions of the game bioshock are 10gb+ in size while the iphone/android version are only 1gb. How did that magically happen? They recoded the structure and graphic engine to work on mobile devices! The point of higher PPI is for screen clarity when the screens change and mainly for higher definition movies and other media types. If you have a smaller sized video on a screen with less PPI count then it will look stretched and ugly, Compared to a higher resolution with a higher PPI count allowing the resized screen to look better. [/QUOTE]

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