Originally Posted by zamardii12

If you just wanted a cell phone, then you should have just bought a Jitterbug. But we all bought the phone for different reasons, but games being one of the advantages of having a phone like this. I know it's not a DS and it's not a dedicated gaming system, but I came from a 3GS and the games are a lot better performance-wise. If there is a cap on graphics, that affects the entire phone. Look at the Nexus One... same GPU and CPU and it performs waaay better than the EVO because it's not limited by anything. If you use a app, it's limited, if you play a video (yes I know it still looks just fine at 30fps) it's limited, and if you play games then it's still limited which is a big turn-off for developers who want to take advantage of the phone's capabilities.

You may not think it's a big deal because you just use the phone to make calls, but for all the other people who bought this as the highest spec phone in cell phone history, with all kinds of multimedia features like YouTube and even HDMI out... your arguement is moot. It's a multimedia device and is sold as such. If it wasn't, then like I said... it might as well be a Jitterbug if you bought this phone to just makes calls.