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Gearburn • 28 Feb 2012

Tegra 3 GPU delivers console-level gaming to your mobile device

By Steven Norris

Read nextNew record for Skype as 34M people use it concurrently

Tablet and mobile gaming, the final frontier. Can mobile gaming surpass consoles with the Tegra 3 GPU?

Nvidia hopes so, and with the advent of the Fujitsu quad core Tegra 3 prototype phone, mobile gaming is about to get a kick up its ass. The Mobile World Conference is the venue for Tegra 3 goodness and a barrage of titles has been unveiled. Games which have been announced include Sonic the Hedgehog Episode III, Eden to Green (a Plants VS Zombies clone), Dark Kingdom and Golden Arrow which should rub the RPG fans the right way. Watch this space for further Tegra 3 related goodness.

Steven Norris

New record for Skype as 34M people use it concurrently

News • 28 Feb 2012

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