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The Great iPad Third-Gen Retina Display Game List
People lucky enough to get their hands on The New iPad are scouring Apple's App Store for games that take advantage of this machine's new Retina Display (2048 x 1536-pixel resolution). So far, Touch Arcade's community has dug up 18 different titles that are either designed specifically for this display or have been updated to take advantage of it. Here's the current list of compatible games:
Flight Control Rocket (99¢)
FMX Riders ($2.99)
Foosball HD ($2.99)
Galaxy on Fire 2 HD ($9.99)
Infinity Blade II ($6.99)
Joining Hands ($2.99)
Lab Solitaire (99¢)
Labyrinth 2 HD ($7.99)
Letris Power (Free)
Mass Effect Infiltrator ($6.99)
Monsters Ate My Condo (99¢)
Parlour Solitaire (Free)
Real Racing 2 HD ($2.99)
Save the Pencil HD (99¢)
Sky Gamblers: Air Supremacy ($4.99)
Touchgrind BMX ($4.99)
Tractor Beam (99¢)
Woodroid HD+: Pixelart Brick Breaker (Free)
If you hear of any other games that are compatible, please share them in the comments below and we'll update the list.
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