The Archos GamePad 2 is big improvement on the first GamePad in many ways but game support and the frustrating mapping button means the search for a great Android gaming tablet goes on.
However, the game support is weak right now, and Modern Combat 4 is a poor showcase for the machine. Right now, the Nexus 7 paired with a controller like the Moga Pro is a more compelling setup for Android tablet-based gaming.
As you can understand from my review, there are no serious downsides to this console and I can safely say that I am satisfied with it until now. Most of all, the firmware looks very stable and it doesn't seem to suffer from all the plenty of issues that other similar devices usually have due mostly to bad...
Archos has improved on its GamePad in every area possible, from the screen to the speed, and even the hardware and controls, but it's still a very niche product. Priced at £179, it faces stiff competition from the likes of the mighty all-purpose Nexus 7, and while Google's offering lacks physical controls...
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