Tao Group, developer of the Intent software has announced the availability of the Intent GamePlayer. Now there is nothing new in it except one thing.
They say that the latest game would break into the next level of mobile gaming. If you didn't know, Gameplayer lets one enjoy true console quality 3D experience without compromising on performance to mobile devices.
As it is predicted that the total market value of the gaming industry will exceed to an astronomical USD18 billion by 2009, Tao is eager to cash in now in another fast growing sector, the mobile handsets by making HD games for them.
Anyway, GamePlayer offers true 'write once, run anywhere' capabilities and consist of binary portability. Another great feature includes the capability of unlocking the native performance of a smart phone for a truly sensational 3D experience.
Source: MobileWhack
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