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GameFly’s GameCenter for Android updated with queue management and hi-res screen support

September 17, 2010 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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GameFly's GameCenter for Android updated with queue management and hi-res screen support

GameFly, which is U.S.’ largest video game rental subscription service, released an updated version of its GameCenter app for Android. There are two major feature upgrades included in this release – ability to manage queue from the app (so called GameQ) and support for hi-res devices (i.e. with WVGA screens). In addition, we’re hearing there are some under the hood performance improvements.

Rest of the features remaing unchanged — meaning you can still get complete info on popular, new, and upcoming games; read latest news; watch game images and trailers; personalize news (to get only the things you care about); and share everything with your friends on Facebook and Twitter.

In addition to Android, GameCenter is also available on other platforms, including the iOS and webOS (Palm Pre and Pixi). You can get more information from this page on GameFly’s website, and download the new GameCenter app from the Android Market. A device running Android version 1.6 or higher is required, though…

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