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You may remember the “Glowball” demo you were drooling over the first time Nvidia showed off the graphics capabilities of their upcoming Tegra 3 processors. Well, the game has popped up in the Tegra Zone app and apparently it will be available for download sometime in December — most likely along side the ASUS Transformer Prime.
Features include:
- Designed specifically for devices using NVIDIA® Tegra 3™, quad-core mobile superchip
- Carnival level includes nine concurrent cloth simulations running in real-time
- Sea Floor level includes 300 simulated kelp plants, 1400 other moving plants, and 2 million triangles of scene geometry
- Interaction of scene objects using NVIDIA PhysX®
- Dynamic scene lighting that can be changed by tapping on the ball
- Particle, reflection, and skinned animation effects
- Caustic lighting, fog, and schooling fish in Sea Floor level
- Custom vertex and pixel shaders make for shiny fish and a wavy sea
- Splitscreen mode allows you to turn visual effects on/off and compare the results
Glowball, while not exactly featuring in depth gameplay, will definitely be your “go-to” app for showing off the power of your shiny new Transformer Prime, whether it’s to convert iPad owners or win over friends and family.
[Tegra Zone via DroidGamers]
Wow this looks way shittier than the original demo; what a scam. No anti-aliasing like the first demo? Once again, Nvidia mobile CPU/GPU: over-hyped with poor performance. I hope they prove me wrong, but the Tegra 2 was horrible and anyone that claims otherwise is a blind fanboy or just doesn’t understand how important it is to have BASIC SHIT LIKE OVERLAYS supported.
Glowie ball……. oooooooooh…. @_@
Or rather you just don’t like NVIDIA or are secretly an iPad phansheep who bought one of those superior tergra 2 tablets and has to bash it in public so his fellow phansheep don’t disown him.
(and yes I misspelled “fan” on purpose)
do you fuckers realize how retarded you seem? ” you’re a fanboy no I’m not yes you are no I’m not…. your an apple fanboy
that was not relevant
Hence the name. lol
I agree…it doesn’t look good at all.
http://downloadsoftwarezone.blogspot.com/
Since when did “300 simulated kelp plants” become a desirable feature…?
I don’t think this makes it any desirable. They should work on the graphics more.
Typical nVidia all hype no actual performance power
Exynos II/Orion on the Galaxy S III should rape this and to the next tegra 4 the summer after that!
Looks good to me. The comparison is a bit of a scam, but fairly impressive potential.