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Latest Project Shield demo from Nvidia shows off Riptide GP 2, looks insane

Published on 03/08/2013 by in News

Riptide GP is somewhat of a favorite among the Android Central staff. Its excellent graphics, combined with superb controls and a great pick up and play approach make it to this day one of Android’s finest game titles. We don’t need to tell you that we’re eagerly awaiting Nvidia’s Tegra 4 platform, and with it the follow up title, Riptide GP 2. Thankfully, to help keep us going in the meantime, Nvidia’s latest Android Thursday video shows off the new game running on Project Shield

And it looks; amazing. Besides showing off the gameplay, Nvidia also talks us through some of the special graphical touches that have been brought to the table thanks to Tegra 4. We’re talking enhanced water effects, motion blur, improved reflection shaders, all designed to immerse the gamers ever further. 

Gameplay wise looks like a continuation from the original — no bad thing. There’s some pretty sweet looking tricks too like the Superman and something called a Nak Nak — right? — to perform. Combined with Project Shield, Riptide 2 looks like an absolute blast. Naturally we’re excited for both, but we’ll take Riptide 2 on anything that’ll play it at this point. 

Source: Nvidia (YouTube)

 
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NVIDIA Shows Off Tegra 4-Optimized Riptide GP 2 On Project SHIELD, Coming This Summer

Published on 03/08/2013 by in News

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Vector Unit – the development team behind Riptide GP, Shine Runner, and Beach Buggy Blitz – has long been taking advantage of NVIDIA’s Tegra processors. In fact, Riptide was one of the games used to show off the power of the Tegra 2 back in the day, and it was even updated to add enhanced graphics for the Tegra 3, once again highlighting the power of Tegra.

Now, NVIDIA has released a teaser video showing off Riptide GP 2, which will of course be optimized for the Tegra 4 and its 72 GPU cores. The gameplay looks similar to the original Riptide GP, but the waves are larger, curves are tighter, jumps are  bigger, and, of course, the graphics are better.

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