Damien McFerran | 6 November 2009

I think as gamers move towards the iPhone and other accelerometer/touch screen devices the Zeemote is going to find itself increasingly pushed out of the market. It's a shame that Apple is so protective of the iPhone because a Zeemote for that machine would be excellent.

PG JonM | 6 November 2009

It's true. I'm still not fully convinced when it comes to virtual D-pads.

LongSteve | 6 November 2009

I was only thinking the other day how great twin Zeemotes would be for playing Eliminate on the iPhone, although only if y-axis invert was added as an option, I can't play without it!

ConraDargo | 6 November 2009

Yeah Apple should definitely open THEIR doors for the Zeemote.

House | 6 November 2009

Zeemote was doomed from the start. Who wants to carry around another gadget? People have trouble not losing their phones let alone another trinket. It's just not convenient. And the price? C'mon. Games can be played perfectly fine without a Zeemote which is why users aren't running to stores to go buy one at *choke* 40 euros a pop. Nice try but no dice.

Spanner | 6 November 2009

Wouldn't be surprised to hear that someone like RIM were to buy the Zeemote. Apple should, really, but I can't imagine it.

Gadget Pro | 6 November 2009

The ultimate use for the Zeemote would turn mobile phones into "game consoles" especially in emerging markets (India, SE Asia, China) where buying an Xbox, PS2-3, Wii etc. is out of budget and phone is central to communication, information and entertainment...

In established markets enabling iphone/itouch with TV out for gaming and adding a Zeemote would make a ton of sense due to the high quality of game graphics.

Ohh yea, it could be used as a remote control for the ipod functionality for movies on TV or controlling music playback when connected to A/V system.

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