NZGamer writes: "If you’re a follower of iPhone games, then you’ve probably at least heard of Real Racing. It’s by the same talented people who made the insanely popular Flight Control, and sports some of the slicker 3D graphics to be found on Apple’s devices. It’s also a very competent racing game, thankfully."
The reason this article exists is the control integration. With Wii U poised for release in the second half of this year, we're still several months from seeing how Nintendo implements next-gen two-screen gaming.
Real Racing 2 brings to the Mac, not only a slickly implemented accelerometer-based control scheme, but also a glimpse of what could easily lie ahead in terms of two-screen gaming on an existing, if currently marginal, gaming platform.
ok so you buy a $1000 mac and an iphone or a $400 wii u,fuck thats a hard choice
Instead of playing that, you can Play Mario Kart for the Wii, Forza 4 for the 360, GT5 for the PS3 and Tracmania 2 for PC. Each gamer games on at least one of these systems so they already have an awesome racing game.
It may not look like it, but Apple's iPad is a speed demon in disguise. To unlock its potential, you'll need to download the best racers for the platform, transforming the innocent looking tablet into a high end muscle machine that can go from zero to 60 in seconds.
Chris Buffa (Modojo)
So you just purchased an iPad 2, or plan to buy one in the near future. First congratulations, and second, we're insanely jealous. We have the first generation iPad, and while it's a wonderful device, this new version blows it away with two cameras, a gyroscope and dual-core A5 chip, all wrapped within a thinner and lighter frame.
Chris Buffa (Modojo)
