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Dungeon Defenders coming to Android!

slighmd

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Confirmed that it is coming to Android! Dungeon defenders is a 3D DoTA/Tower defense hybrid built using the Unreal Engine. It looks BADASS! here's the link to Droid Gamers with a trailer:

Droid Gamers | Android Games and Gaming Dungeon Defenders, Unreal Engine and drooling on yourself

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moving forward to bring complex games on the handheld platform is appreciated, but i think future is in the stream gaming, like OnLive and such. Since it obviously benefits games more - game graphics are better, lower processing power is needed, server-side rendering makes battery last longer.
Since most games of that caliber will be aiming at becoming multiplayer online games - connectivity problems solve themselves, the only problem is price I guess, but with volume it will be cheaper and cheaper.
 
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Game looks awesome.....but

Looks like we need to clarify on this game.

Yes, the developer said it was powered by U3 engine, but no clue on a release date nor the minimum specs required to run this game.

I will not be too thrilled until I hear from the developer/publisher about a release date and some more solid information. I will be anxious to see the official notes on this game.

Good post though. Thanks for sharing this with us.
 
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I went to their forums and since i'm sporting a Nexus One, asked if it will run on my device:

slighmd---will the Android version run on the HTC Evo and Nexus one? how about the original Droid?

JeremyStieglitz---Currently the Android version only runs on next-gen Android devices using the Tegra2 GPU (they are not even on the market yet, but are expected this holiday season). However, before we ship we may make a version that supports current-gen Android devices including the HTC & Nexus.

Here is a link to that query:
Ask a question, Get an answer. Maybe.

so the Android version is being developed on a device that's not even out or confirmed/announced yet? and assuming that the Tegra2 phones will be out, we have to buy a new phone just to play this? i do hope that a version for the Nexus One and current gen phones will be made and released on that mid-december release day.
 
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Yeah requiring a Tegra 2 cpu will cost them a very large portion of their potential sales. I may want to play this game, but nearly bad enough to upgrade my 3 month old Incredible(by the release day). Besides, there are plenty of other good looking games I will happily play instead of this.
To make a game like this run on a snapdragon will require killing the graphics to the point of making this engine completely unnecessary.

The GPU on Galaxy S devices is over 4x faster than the snapdragon GPU... so if it doesn't run on Galaxy S phones, you should probably kiss the nexus one, incredible, and evo goodbye.

I'm rather shocked that it will require a tegra 2. I wonder if that's due to processing power or a funky driver thing...
 
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coming out on Dec. 23 and it's compatible, FULLY COMPATIBLE with the Nexus One! looks like we don't need to get a Tegra device to play this after all!

Basic Requirements:

512MB RAM
GPU capable of supporting OpenGL ES 2.0
Android 2.1+
800MHz CPU or greater (Recommended)
MicroSD Card with a minimum 400MB free space

Specifically Tested Compatibility List
All Tegra 2 Based Devices: Fully Compatible
Nexus S: Fully Compatible
Samsung Galaxy Tab: Fully Compatible
Samsung Galaxy based Cell Phones: Fully Compatible on all with 100 MB RAM free
Droid 2: Fully Compatible
Droid X: Fully Compatible
HTC Evo 4G: Fully Compatible
HTC Incredible: Fully Compatible
myTouch 4G: Mostly compatible, have some occasional stability issue
T-Mobile G2: Fully compatible
Dell Streak: Fully compatible
HTC Desire: Fully compatible
Nexus One: Fully compatible
 
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