First Tegra 2-optimized games land in the Android Market, have the TDH suffix

The first Tegra 2-optimized games landed in the Android Market, and are now available for all these lucky guys who already have the Motorola XOOM, the LG Optimus 2X and the ViewSonic ViewPad 10 (thanks, vegantab) among other Tegra 2-powered devices.

Most people agree that one of the best things that the dual-core (and soon the quad-core) processors will bring is amazing game experience on mobile devices, and the first Tegra games which are optimized for such use are Fruit Ninja TDH (costs $3.03), Backbreaker THD ($4.99), Samurai II: Vengeance THD ($4.81) and Dungeon Defenders: FW Deluxe ($4.99).

Fruit Ninja TDH and Backbreaker THD are set to offer improved gameplay and graphics compared to their TDH-less versions, while the TDH version of Dungeon Defender has Tegra-exclusive missions, enemies, bosses, pets and weapons.

So far the only commercially launched devices running Tegra 2 processor are the recently released Motorola XOOM, LG Optimus 2X and ViewSonic ViewPad 10, but more are coming soon.

Also, it seems all games which are Tegra-optimized will have the THD suffix, so we better get used to it.

source: PocketGamer.co.uk via IntoMobile