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Towards the end of last year Qualcomm announced plans to launch a content portal for devices based around their Snapdragon series of processors. Snapdragon GameCommand, a service that takes a page from NVIDIA’s TegraZone book, will feature games optimized for Snapdragon devices and spotlight the efforts of developers. It will also provide news feeds relevant to mobile gaming. When can we start downloading all the Snapdragon-ready games we can handle? Qualcomm has the launch of GameCommand penned in to coincide with the beginning of this year’s CES. Look for the app in the Android Market starting January 10th in North America, with the service reaching other regions later in the year.
Snapdragon GameCommand to Launch on Android Market at CES 2012
– UFC Fighter Alistair “The Reem” Overreem to be Onsite at Qualcomm’s Booth Showcasing One of the Latest Games Optimized for Snapdragon Devices
SAN DIEGO – January 5, 2012 – Qualcomm Incorporated (NASDAQ: QCOM) today announced that Qualcomm Innovation Center, Inc. (QuIC), a wholly owned subsidiary of Qualcomm Incorporated, is expected to launch the Snapdragon GameCommand™ application to the Android Market on January 10, 2012, the opening day of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). At its heart, Snapdragon GameCommand will give mobile users a way to quickly discover, organize and access the latest Snapdragon optimized, featured and exclusive games. It will also provide feeds from top gaming news sites to help consumers stay up to date with the latest gaming news.
Snapdragon GameCommand will enable users to easily access and play many of the over 100 Snapdragon™ GamePack featured games on a wide range of mobile phones and tablets. The Snapdragon GamePack includes several titles exclusively available on Snapdragon devices running on Android for a limited time, including “Fight Game Heroes” from Khaeon Gamestudio. “Fight Game Heroes” features head-to-head battles with real MMA fighters, including multiple combat champion and UFC fighter Alistair “The Reem” Overeem. Visitors to CES will have the chance to meet the 6′-5″, 265-pound Overeem in-person and watch as he takes on Qualcomm executives in live rounds of “Fight Game Heroes” at the Qualcomm Booth in the LVCC South Hall, Upper Level, Booth #30313.
Other exclusive games that are accessible to consumers with Snapdragon GameCommand include titles such as “Bunny Maze 3D” from Eyelead Software and “Desert Winds™” from Southend Interactive. In “Bunny Maze 3D”, players help the adventurous Bunny get back his stolen carrots, in a cheerful journey through a magical world. In the “Desert Winds” mini-game players take on the persona of princess Amira as she battles gruesome creatures of the desert to save her people.
“With mobile gaming proliferating at a blistering pace, apps like Snapdragon GameCommand make it easy for consumers to discover and access the most advanced Snapdragon optimized games,” says Dave Durnil, director of advanced gaming at Qualcomm. “With exclusive and highly-anticipated games like ‘Fight Game Heroes’ and ‘The Reem’ Snapdragon mobile gaming is really starting to heat up.”
Snapdragon GameCommand is expected to be available in North America at launch and will be available in other markets at a later date.
Yay, I hope they do it right.
So Qualcomm is going to release an app optimized to take advantage on an inferior chipset (graphically) compared to tegra chips? Never cared for snapdragon chips much, especially in the evo.. I line the Samsung apps and tegra zone
Well first off the graphics chip in the evo 3d is no where near inferior. your just a dumbass who needs to keep his mouth shut cause you have no idea of what you are talking about.
Evo 3d= inferior product in every way, shape, and form. Even the 3d screen is below par. As for the name calling, please grow up. I stated my opinion. Don’t get so defensive.
Exactly it’s your “opinion” thanks for clarifying that everything you’ve just stated is not a fact and that you could be and are wrong
there is no wrong about it… it is how i feel and what i believe. I owned the motorola photon, evo 3d and epic touch… and i feel the snapdragon is far behind the competition. i speak from experience. i’m sure there are a lot of die-hard evo fans, whom may be biased. i am not biased towards any company, just my experience. the tegra 2 seemed to run much better than the snapdragon. neither tegra 2 or snapdragon came even close to the exynos in samsungs phone, but of the three the snapdragon felt like it was behind the competition. the new 1.5ghz dual core chips are better, it is just a shame that it took that much more power to compare against the competition. again, this is my opinion… an opinion based on personal experience.