When all is said and done, gamers only expect a certain degree of graphic quality when it comes to mobile gaming, in comparison to the standard expected for PC and even console gaming. Next Gen consoles, Playstation 4 and Xbox One, have taken the gaming community by storm with their lifelikeness and exception quality, particularly when it comes to graphics. Posing the question to all mobile gaming enthusiasts and developers – what’s the next big thing for iOS and Android devices?
Crytek, a global game publishing company, has released the information that they will follow through on the much anticipated promise of bringing PC quality 3D graphics to their latest mobile-tactical action game. In a bid to entice the hardcore gamers out there over to the dark side of mobile gaming, Crytek and DeNA (one of the largest mobile gaming companies in Japan), have joined forces and combined an abundance of resources to bring to life what could be the greatest advancement in mobile gaming yet.
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‘The Collectables’, an action packed adventure game of spraying bullets and enemy soldiers is said to be released later this year, with the announcement of a worldwide date just over the horizon. Crytek and DeNA have invested billions of dollars into both this partnership and the game, but with mobile devices more powerful than ever being released in the past 12 months, the dynamic duo is sure that ‘The Collectables’ will be a great success, bringing many PC gamers over to a new platform, while still being able to experience and enjoy the graphics they love.
In a statement from Crytek, the company said, “We are pushing our technology to the limit so that it is an awesome fit for tablets and smartphones,” continuing the interview by saying, “We’ve optimized everything for mobile, like camera movement and navigation. We are bridging the gap of mobile and console.”
Crytek brought us ‘Ryse: Son of Rome’ on Xbox One, so frankly, I can’t wait for ‘The Collectables’ to be released so we can see what this ground-breaking publisher has to offer next.
After 5+ years in development, we're excited ... 
