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Playing First-Person Shooters On A Mobile Device Is Hard
The latest video from YouTube's favorite special effects wizard, FreddieW and Rocket Jump, showcases the difficulty of aiming a virtual gun when all you've got to work with is a small touch screen.
The video also serves to highlight a contest from mobile controller developer, MOGA. MOGA and FreedieW are asking filmmakers to create short films based on yet unrevealed themes and requirements. The best filmmakers will take home high-end Red Scarlet cameras, with a large cash prize going to the overall winner.
You can check out FreddieW's video below, which is highly accurate about mobile gaming's inaccuracies, and you can learn more about the contest by checking out the overview here and more details here.
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