NVIDIA announces five new Tegra 3 games that are being showcased at E3
posted by John V.
/ Jun 05, 2012, 2:00 PM
NVIDIA has surely been busy of late, as they recently announced a partnership with Nyko to introduce gaming pads for its Tegra 3 devices, but this time around, we’re seeing some of their efforts in the actual gaming experience front. Specifically, they unveiled five new Tegra 3 enhanced games that are in playable for the first time through NVIDIA’s E3 booth – the new titles include Dead Trigger, Puddle THD, Demon’s Score THD, Bounty Arms, and Heroes Call.
Although they’re in playable form at E3, there’s no word yet on pricing or download availability with each respective game.
source: NVIDIA
NVIDIA announces five new Tegra 3 games that are being showcased at E3
10 Comments
1. SleepingOz unregistered
Played Puddle a on PC. It's a great game.
posted on Jun 05, 2012, 3:36 PM 0
3. cepcamba
Posts: 717; Member since: Feb 27, 2012
I prefer playing FPS games on my desktop/laptop. What I want to see are games designed specifically for touchscreens, like angry birds, cut the rope.
Also, Blood and Glory with a story line would be awesome.
posted on Jun 05, 2012, 5:58 PM 2
8. SleepingOz unregistered
Puddle is not a FPS game lol, but I do agree with you. I've played Shadowgun and Dead space on my GSII.
FPS games are not meant to be played on touchscreens.
posted on Jun 06, 2012, 8:50 AM 1
9. jaytai0106
Posts: 1888; Member since: Mar 30, 2011
I agree with you two. There should be more games more suitable for phones. I think RPG and turn-by-turn games would be great. I like to be able to lock my phone in the middle of game play for something and unlock my phone to keep playing it without any hassle.
posted on Jun 06, 2012, 11:26 AM 1
10. cepcamba
Posts: 717; Member since: Feb 27, 2012
@SleepingOz with the new tiger pic
Yeah I know it wasn't an FPS game! :) I was referring to some games mentioned in the article. :p
Also, I want developers to have the same thinking as the guys who developed Infinity Blade for iOS, here's an excerpt from an interview to give you an idea:
Q: Will the movement options be enhanced? If so, what are the new movement options?
A: At ChAIR we are not fans of touch screen games that try to simulate “control sticks” or other console style control schemes. We only want to make games that are unique to the device it is designed for. The decision to have movement in Infinity Blade 1 and 2 be controlled by our “touch point” system is one of our attempts at finding new and innovative ways to interface with a touch screen. With that said, Infinity Blade 2 features a much bigger world with many branching paths – some that only open up as the world evolves over time. There is a lot to do and see in Infinity Blade 2!
Link:http://epicgames.com/community/2011/12/infinity-blade-2-%E2%80%93-developer-qa-with-chair%E2%80%99s-donald-mustard/
posted on Jun 06, 2012, 6:26 PM 0
2. ConfucioDroid
Posts: 1; Member since: Jun 03, 2012
can't wait on my prime!!!
posted on Jun 05, 2012, 5:52 PM 0
4. darkskoliro
Posts: 1092; Member since: May 07, 2012
seems like ill get one x over gs3 for gaming now..
posted on Jun 05, 2012, 6:51 PM 1
5. cepcamba
Posts: 717; Member since: Feb 27, 2012
The only real advantage of the One X is the LCD2 screen, and the TegraZone.
BUT.
SuperAMOLED is great too. And you have an option to shut off the vibrant effect for a more natural look.
TegraZone games aren't really exclusive to Tegra devices. They are just exclusive for a limited time.
Anyway, I just don't want you making a decision based on the gaming prowess of the One X coz the GS3 can match/outdo it in gaming. Unless your a fan of Sense and a unibody, GS3 is the better option. Plus you'll get a better camera, bigger battery, and expandable storage.
posted on Jun 05, 2012, 7:03 PM 0
