It wouldn't be a combi-device launch without Gameloft turning up with a bunch of titles. And the company has tweaked its big-name games to be available to the now-shipping Google Nexus Player and any future Android TV devices.
Android fans will know all about its Call of Duty rip-offs, Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour and the inevitable sequel Modern Combat 5: Blackout. There's also the latest in the Asphalt series as we get all the way up to no. 8 with Airborne, and some more realistic motor sports with GT Racing 2: The
Real Car Experience,
Throw in some RPG action with Dungeon Hunter 4, the cute Despicable Me: Minion Rush, and a few others, and that should provide enough entertainment until the next batch of compatible titles turn up. Will your scores improve playing Modern Combat with an actual game controller?
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