The Motorola Xoom and its built-in Nvidia Tegra 2 dual-core processor promise to deliver a new level of gaming experience. That said we’re not surprised that the games slated to hit the platform got a special suffix – THD. That “T” is obviously for “Tegra” but the problem is that other chip makers like Qualcomm and Texas Instruments will also launch their own dual and even quad-core mobile processors. I guess Nvidia reaps the benefits of being the first company to commercially launch a dual-core CPU, hence the THD suffix.
Anyway, among the first games optimized to sing along Tegra 2-powered tablets, we find Fruit Ninja, Backbreaker and Samurai II: Vengeance. Glu has also demoed few of its popular titles on the Moto Xoom and I’m sure other major publishers are lining up as we speak.
In addition to Tegra-exclusive titles, some companies talk about Tegra-exclusive content. For instance, Dungeon Defenders: First Wave Deluxe comes with additional missions, enemies, bosses, pets, and weapons when played on the Xoom-like device…
Fruit Ninja THD ($3.03) [Android Market link]
Backbreaker THD ($4.99) [Android Market link]
Samurai II: Vengeance THD ($4.81) [Android Market link]
Dungeon Defenders: FW Deluxe ($4.99) [Android Market link]
[Via: PocketGamer.co.uk]
