Well, look at what we have here, folks. Eurogamer was able to track down Donald Mustard, creative director of Chair Entertainment which is the Epic Games subsidiary responsible for Infinity Blade development. Here’s what Donald Mustard who has spent months working with the Unreal Engine has to say about the potential of Infinity Blade and the Unreal Engine on iOS devices:

“I didn’t take it that seriously until we started making this game,” he explained. “Now I’m like, ‘Oh my goodness, this is literally going to be the best looking handheld game ever made’. It’s way beyond what a DS or PSP could do.

“I think it’s going to be an interesting future, especially if in two years we can really run Gears of War on an iPhone.”

Even though 2 years seems quite some time away, it’s still awesome that Gears of War may just be possible on the iPhone one day (along with other console games). Also, that two year figure also assumes that we’ll see hardware upgrades each year like we have before and later on, Donald Mustard clarifies that we’ll at least see games like this within five years. But nonetheless, this could be quite possible in the next 2 to 5 years with technology continuously getting better and better.