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    • What games support video out to TV?

    Discussion in 'General Game Discussion and Questions' started by kabukijoe, Jan 10, 2011.

    1. kabukijoe

      kabukijoe New Member

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      #1 kabukijoe, Jan 10, 2011
      I recently got Chopper 2 and the video out is cool stuff with my vga to HDTV, does anyone know any other games that support it?
       
    2. GodSon

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      #2 GodSon, Jan 10, 2011
      Last edited: Jan 10, 2011
      Max Adventure. Works like a champ. ;)


      EDIT: I'm curious to know which other games have TV output implemented as well...
       
    3. Olord

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      #3 Olord, Jan 10, 2011
      I think Rage...not entirely sure though
       
    4. Adams Immersive

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      #4 Adams Immersive, Jan 10, 2011
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      The Incident is one. (But you need two devices, same as Chopper 2 I think.)

      And among non-game apps, there’s iTeleport (remote viewing/control of Macs/PCs). And Thicket and Autodesk Fluid FX (visual “toys”). And there are a few web browsers and whiteboard apps too, but I forget which.

      I’d love to see a consolidated list of video-out games! (Remembering that some apps that do video out require a retina device or iPad; probably because of the resolution.)

      Better yet: a database of other features, too, that the App Store doesn’t directly track. Such as:

      Retina graphics
      Gyroscope tilt
      Vibrate
      iPod music support
      Fast app switching
      Multiplayer of specific kinds:
      - Pass and play
      - Simultaneous shared screen
      - Local wireless
      - WAN
      - WAN with random matching
      - Asynchronous

      This would be a great addition to AppShopper, even if the data required some user input. Hint hint :) Maybe AppShopper could have little “feature icons" in the corner of each app page.
       

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