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Dead Space iOS Updated And Enhanced For iPad 2
Apple's iPad 2 is the company's latest miracle device. The little slab of genius is typical Apple – it looks really cool, makes incremental updates on the original iPad and costs twice as much as comparable non-Apple tablets. Riding the wave of iPad 2 mania, EA has released and update for its iOS Dead Space game, one that revamps the game to take advantage of the iPad 2 hardware.
Want proof? Just take a look at this totally off the cuff and candid quote from EA Mobile vice president of worldwide studios Travis Boatman.
“Dead Space showcases the power of the iPad 2 bringing the psychological thrill of this award-winning game to players in new ways,” Travis Boatman. “The faster core and graphics capabilities of the iPad 2 open up possibilities to reach new levels of quality in EA’s games never before seen in a portable device like this.”
Boatman debuted the update for Dead Space at a iPad 2 launch event today in New York.
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