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Madfinger Games has a reputation for making console-style shooters for mobile devices. That makes the transition from Android mobile devices to Nvidia Shield Android TV much smoother for a zombie shooter like Unkilled. Let's learn about the game as we chat with Tomas Nawar, head of communications at Madfinger Games.
Tasharen Entertainment’s Windward makes the most of NVIDIA Tegra X1 technology on Shield Android TV. Let's learn more about the game as we chat with Michael Lyashenko, who is the only developer of Windward.
In addition to Ghost Games’ Need for Speed on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One (with a PC gaming coming in spring 2016), EA has released Need for Speed No Limits for Android devices. Let's learn more about the game in our exclusive interview with Mark Zaloumis, producer on Need for Speed No Limits at Electronic Arts.
Activision’s bestselling console franchise, Geometry Wars, has made the leap to mobile and has been upgraded for NVIDIA Shield gamers. Let's learn more about the title in our exclusive interview with Mark Craig, founder and programming director at Lucid.
Prepare to hack and slash on your SHIELD Android TV as Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance is now available!
X-Plane is now on NVIDIA mobile devices and NVIDIA Shield TV, and lucky for flight sim fans, it hasn't lost any details or depth from the original PC version.
NVIDIA's SHIELD Android TV will soon be getting a delicious update in the form of Android 6.0 Marshmallow.
If you see a machine with the VR Ready logo, then you know you should expect an amazing VR experience right out of the box.
The Shield Android TV, Nvidia's flagship entertainment device, received a big update this morning. Details for the 1.2 software update range from improved streaming performance to additional apps.
Sometimes, your biggest rival is yourself, along with every other name on that leaderboard. Here are six of the best games made for making and breaking high scores.
