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Session Name: Adding High-End Graphical Effects to GT Racing 2 on Android x86. (Presented by Intel Corp)
Speaker(s): Steve Hughes, Adrian Voinea
Company Name(s): Intel Corp, Gameloft
Track / Format: Programming

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Overview: As the CPU and GPU compute power continue to grow in mobile devices, there is a lot of opportunity to bring modern high-end graphic effects to mobile games. Top mobile developer Gameloft, have decided to take the bull by the horns on their latest title GTRacing 2 by seeing exactly what effects are possible on the Intel Baytrail platform. This talk looks at how Gameloft have pushed the Intel Baytrail platform to implement high-end effects like Light Shafts, Bloom, Depth of Field, and Heat Haze; as well as some new kickass particle effects to GTRacing 2. In the talk we will also take a look at the tools and support which Intel provided throughout the development to ease the process of development on a pre-release platform. This will include a quick look at Intel Graphics Performance Analyzers in action, showing how this great tool not only supports the PC platform but is also a first port of call for both debugging and optimization work on Android.

GDC 2014

Steve Hughes

Intel Corp

Adrian Voinea

Gameloft

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