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Is World Of Warcraft Possible On iPad?
If you're one of the millions of World of Warcraft addicts out there, you've probably at one point or another wished for a way to easily login and check the auction house or run a couple of quests when you're not at home. If game industry veteran Dave Perry is to be believed, that dark future may yet be a reality.
Perry posted the image below on his blog:
The image shows World of Warcraft being streamed to an iPad using Gaikai servers. Gaikai is the new cloud streaming service/tech that Perry has been pushing as the future of the game industry. If this really is going to be the future, though, maybe he could have shown some actual gameplay instead of just the login screen?
[via ShackNews]
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