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The performance on the new iPad 4 is significant, for devs it opens up more opportunities for us to exploit that but very few studios will.. they will tend to stay with the mainstream performance and not really add too much to the high end models.
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It's like iPhone speed tests, most of them still can't handle the 4G speeds. Simply put, this device is freaking fantastic. It's not a Vita, and never will be. For what it is, this is the device to beat. Remember, with Apple, specs are nothing, numbers are just that. They don't show true performance. This thing is, as the kids say, beast. |
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Plus the retina screen is so wonderful. Plus of course all non gaming stuff makes the ipad sexy. And apps are cheap. Asphalt 7 is only 99 cents and personally I like it better than any racing game on the vita. One year from now there will be more hardcore games that really utilize the power of the ipad 4. I can't believe that no one has a new ipad and ipad 4 in the same family. Strange. Barely any buzz about the ipad 4 or even the ipad mini. Well, maybe things will change come xmas time. I thought there would be a lot of sales of hd games after the launchs, but almost none. There was a lot of activity for the new ipad. I really thought the ipad mini would have a lot of activity, ipad 4 not so much. Strange there seems to be so little buzz. I am going to the apple store on monday, but I figure it will be empty, then I can give some fair impressions of the ipad 4 and ipad mini. I guess I'll get to see if the framerate is better in angry birds between the ipad 4 and my old new ipad. Just kidding... |
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You know it is weird no one has mentioned Dead Trigger, cause it probably has the best hardcore ipad retina graphics. And since it is free, anyone has any comparisons of it between the ipad 4 and new ipad?
Dead Trigger plays really good on my new ipad, don't notice any framerate problems, and the graphics are really nice. I know the game has a lot of haters, but the graphics really blow me away. Wonder how this plays on the ipad 4? Jbruu??? Thanks. |
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Despite Apple claiming otherwise (full screen video! Funny, they've never cared before), the only reason the iPhone went 16:9 was because it was an easy way to increase size without seriously impacting devs. If Apple could have sourced reasonably priced 4"ish 1920x1280 screens (doubling the 4's res) we'd never have seen a 16:9 iPhone. Besides, I applaud Apple for not going blindly down the 16:9 route, they're practically the only purveyor of 16:10 laptops these days. Also, have you ever held a large 16:9 tablet? I have, they're very cumbersome in portrait and the weight distribution feels wrong. Read some Surface reviews, they all say its unwieldy and uncomfortable in portrait. Admittedly, as these devices get lighter, this can be improved, but doesn't assuage the fact 16:9 is only really good at one thing, two if you include games. 2048x1536 will be with us for next couple of iterations I imagine. We're in the land of diminishing returns at this point and at this screen size. 2015, when there's a proliferation of 4K content, it'll be doubling time again methinks. Last edited by yegon; 11-04-2012 at 05:11 AM.. |
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Dead Trigger has not yet been updated to do anything special for iPad 4, so it'll simply run a bit faster. The frame rate is a bit smoother and more consistent, there are fewer stutters. It is capped to a maximum frame rate of what looks like 30fps, probably to make the experience on iPad 3 more consistent, so maybe an update will raise the maximum frame rate higher or it will look significantly better. For now, the experience in Dead Trigger isn't too different. One that is very different is Sky Gamblers: Air Supremacy. That game already runs at full resolution with full effects on iPad 3, and some frame rate drops/stutters can be observed in many instances - including just the title screen. On iPad 4, it's smooth sailing. |
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Hehehe alright. Duty calls.
It's the same game but with a noticeably higher framerate. No extra effects (yet) but snappier loading times and no beginning skips at the start of a level. It was fine on the iPad 3, it's a little better than that. Slightly. Quote:
![]() I pray every night that NFS is updated for full retina + AA, it needs it so bad and the game is just a joy. That would be the icing on the cake right there. Last edited by JBRUU; 11-04-2012 at 10:07 AM.. |
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iPad 5, though, for sure
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As for NFS, it isn't running at retina. The entire game has made with the iPad 3 in mind, now that the 4 is out those jagged edges should be banished forever. People, keep in mind the the 4th gen iPad has a GPU twice as powerful as that of the Vita. That's some serious oomph, higher resolution or not. Black Ops Zombies doesn't run any differently, just shorter loading times. There must be a framerate cap that the 3rd gen already reached. |
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