11. FIFA 10
Soccer's actually translated pretty well to the iPhone. Being able to see more of the field would obviously help. Same goes for games like NBA Live and Madden, which would also benefit from a larger screen for playcalling.
12. Flight Control
A larger screen for a game like Flight Control means opportunities for even more complicated flight paths and level designs, or even multiplayer single-pad gameplay.
13. Galaxy on Fire
Hybrid space sims/shooters that incorporate some real-time strategy elements, would play even better on a bigger screen, maybe even using pop-out control menus.
14. Galcon
This tower-defense game would be bigger and even more challenging on the iPad.
15. Missile Defense
There's been a YouTube video going around where some guys are playing Missile Command on a huge touch screen. The iPad's not that big, but Missile Command-style games would be more appealing on a larger screen.
16. Oregon Trail
Oregon Trail is decent on the iPhone, but with a larger device you could get more information on the screen and improve gameplay.
17. Video pinball
The iPhone has a few video pinball games, but the move to a larger screen would make these types of games much more appealing.
18. Secret of Monkey Island
Adventure games like Secret of Monkey Island would certainly benefit from a boost in screen size. They're also ideal for touch-screen play.
19. Secret of Bryce Manor
This innovative iPhone adventure game that features a spider as the main character has received a lot of praise. Going bigger would make it that much better.
20. Shuffleboard
Shuffleboard games--at least certain ones--play pretty well on the iPhone. But more screen would definitely enhance the experience. This would also be true for bowling, Skee-ball, and carnival games like Ramp Champ (and possibly, after the Olympics, curling).
source:cnet
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