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Really looking forward to this

TorisenTorisen Member Posts: 2
edited July 2012 in Android (Archive)
Thanks Beamdog! I can't wait to see what this will look like on my Galaxy Tab 8.9 and Nexus 7. Finally I'll be able to carry BG with me everywhere, woot.

I've not played the original in a long time and am looking forward to some time spent with an old favorite.

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  • FrozenCellsFrozenCells Member Posts: 385
    +1 for my transformer prime. It's a big deal for me :P
  • DannyDDannyD Member Posts: 58
    +1 I hope can play with my Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 :D
  • lvdisturbed1lvdisturbed1 Member Posts: 20
    Wow can't wait! If anyone wants to get their BG fix early, you should try running gemrb. Its a little buggy, but helps pass the time. I currently have BG2+ToB running on my Nexus 7!
  • fah84fah84 Member Posts: 4
    Does it play good on a 7 inch screen? The nexus 7 comes to Norway in september, and I am planing to buy a tablet to play the game on.
  • MalbortusMalbortus Member Posts: 106
    According to this tweet 7" is manageable.

    I'm eagerly awaiting the Nexus 10 myself. BGEE has finally given me an excuse to stop postponing and get a tablet.
  • NathanNathan Member Posts: 1,007
    It should be optimal on a 10" screen, but we are looking into the Nexus 7 being the smallest form factor we support at the moment.
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