The bright, colorful visuals and lively race tracks-complete with rampaging dragons and yetis-present beautifully on the Note20 Ultra’s AMOLED display. The sequel, which released a few years ago, improves on that solid formula and still works surprisingly well with touchscreen controls. One of those games was a little gem called Beach Buggy Racing, a kart racer that channeled the best of its obvious inspirations and took it a step further by making it all work brilliantly on smartphones. After resurrecting Hydro Thunder in 2010, they went on to create a whole bunch of fun, accessible mobile titles ( Riptide GP, Shine Runner) which eventually made their way to PC and consoles. I’ve been a big fan of Vector Unit’s games going all the way back to Hydro Thunder Hurricane on the Xbox 360.

Now if only we could get proper controller support.ģ. Genshin Impact, with its gorgeous anime-inspired world, insane draw distances and striking character models, is truly a sight to behold on the Ultra, even without utilizing the phone’s 120Hz capabilities. It’s not the 120 FPS I would have preferred, like you get with certain optimized titles like Dead Trigger 2.īut despite the nagging framerate limitation, everything ran flawlessly.

I cranked the graphics settings up to all the highest markers, including pushing the visuals to 60 FPS, by which point the game considered itself ‘overclocked’.

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