Infinity Blade 2 updated for the new iPad

By George Wong on 03/15/2012, filed in Home > Apple

Infinity Blade 2 updated for the new iPad It looks like everybody is getting ready for the arrival of the new iPad. First we’ve had reports of Apple updating its website with higher resolution images, and now it’s been reported that Infinity Blade 2 has been given the double resolution treatment as well. But other than the improved graphics and support for additional languages, it’s the same game that you’ve probably beaten a few times by now. I guess the eye candy should be good enough to keep you satisfied until the release of Infinity Blade Dungeons (which hopefully should arrive before Diablo 3). Hit the source link below to check out a preview of the game in all its high-res glory, and remember to update the game on the Apple App Store if you’re picking up the new iPad tomorrow.

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