SHADOWGUN 3D Multi-Player Face-off Demoed on ASUS Transformer Prime with Nvidia Tegra 3

by Antonio Wells Jan 11, 2012 12:28 PM – 1 Comment

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How awesome is this… The third person-shooter 3D game, SHADOWGUN, was demoed by Nvidia on an ASUS Transformer Prime at CES. Played as a multi-player over Wi-Fi, it supports up to eight simultaneous players. The game has sweet console quality graphics, displaying at 60 frames per second without hitch thanks to the Tegra 3 processor under the hood. That laptop you see in the video is actually a tablet with dock that supports gaming controllers and mirrors its screen to televisions via HDMI.

If you have a Tegra device we implore you to download this game now!

SHADOWGUN $4.99 description: One of the best-looking mobile games ever created – ign.com ☣ Version for Tegra 2, Mali-400, Adreno and PowerVR devices released !! ☣ The year is 2350, and corrupt intergalactic corporations are the rule of law, hiring bounty hunters and mercs to do their bidding. The best of the best are known as SHADOWGUNS.

Tags: 3D, 3D Games, Android Apps, Android Tablet Apps, ASUS, ASUS Transformer Prime, CES 2012, Nvidia, Shadowgun, Tegra 3

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By Shawn on January 14, 2012 at 3:36 pm:

This is great . I’m glad to see how Android tablets are evolving. A standard for gamepad support has been sorely needed. I’ve got a PS3 gamepad hooked up to mine, but its a hacky solution.

Though I do hope that they have keyboard/mouse control in mind as well. Android tablets are such an interesting mix of technology.

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