Here’s an idea. Everyone has an iPhone, get yourself a tablet and use gamekit to connect everything together.

You’ve now got a a bunch of wireless controllers with accelerometers (the iPhones) and a console (the tablet).

I think there’s a lot of potential here for the kind of games we’ve been seeing on the Wii.

Or how about having the tablet as a card table and each iPhone holding you hand of cards…

Interesting times.

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