EA iPhone 3GS optimised games inbound

EXCLUSIVE: NBA Live will be first of many

EA iPhone 3GS optimised games inbound

15 October 2009 16:25 GMT / By Stuart Miles

EA has said that where relevant it will include graphical optimisation for the iPhone 3GS in its games for the phone platform.

The news comes as the company is gearing up to release a number of games in the next couple of weeks including NBA Live, which will have graphics that use the extra processing power in the 3GS.

"We won't just release a game that only works on the 3GS", an EA spokesman told Pocket-lint, "however we will add extra shadows and use the processor to the full if the game warrants it."

The result of the optimisation is extra shadows, smoother cutscene playback and overall better graphics.

Although not shown to Pocket-lint as yet, EA said that Need for Speed: Shift for the iPhone and iPod touch currently in development, would also be optimised for the 3GS.

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