For those who enjoy playing impressive triple-A games, a Mac, PC, or console has been historically required to run them. These games are much bigger than others, with huge maps and high-quality graphics. However, with the release of the iPhone 15 and the iPhone 15 Pro, it is suggested that the latest smartphone from Apple can run these AAA games. This is thanks to the new A17 chip, which is powering the new Apple smartphone, which has unlocked new capabilities never achieved.
The Gaming Capabilities of the iPhone
The iPhone has always been a fantastic smartphone that has consistently provided users with a smooth experience. Whether using the iPhone to Facetime your friends, browse the internet, or enjoy some of the top gaming apps from the App Store, the iPhone has always been a reliable performer. However, the iPhone has yet to be known as a smartphone capable of running these much larger AAA video games, but this may all change thanks to the latest chip powering the new smartphone.
Since the creation of the first-ever iPhone, the smartphone has been hailed as a fantastic device for those looking to enjoy an immersive gaming experience. Whether you like to play online games or quirky mini-games, Apple has a tremendous selection of gaming apps available on their App Store for users to enjoy until their heart’s content. When it comes to AAA games, Apple hasn’t attempted to run them before, and it won’t be until later this year that we will find out if they can handle these much bigger games.
That being said, with the upgrades to the new iPhone’s performance and the ray tracing capabilities, the iPhone 15 will likely be the most impressive smartphone from Apple to date, offering users a truly special gaming experience. Below, we will outline some popular AAA titles coming to the iPhone so you can mark the dates in your calendar and get excited for a new mobile gaming experience.
Death Stranding Director’s Cut
First up on this list is Death Stranding Director’s Cut, which Apple didn’t announce as a game that was coming to the iPhone during their launch event; however, Kojima Productions let the cat out of the bag by stating that it was coming to the newest iPhone before the year finishes. Death Stranding is a fantastic video game set in the post-apocalyptic future where you play the character of Sam Porter Bridges, tasked with delivering supplies to colonies throughout the United States whilst dodging the creatures that wander around the open world.
Death Stranding is a game that has gained much attention for its fantastic storyline and captivating setting since its release in 2019. Some critics have said that the game could sometimes be a little slow; however, this new Director’s Cut brings new equipment and tools to the game, enhancing its overall user experience for those looking to play it on the latest iPhone.
Resident Evil 4 Remake
Next on this list is a video game regarded as one of the most popular games to hit the industry. However, Resident Evil 4 is quite an old game that needed a visual makeover to bring new life to this classic. This remake offers users a fantastic experience that lets them experience what made this game so special, but with enhanced graphics and tweaks that make it smoother and more enjoyable to play. For those who love horror games, the Resident Evil 4 Remake is set to be released on the 30th of October this year, so get excited to play one of the most highly-rated remakes in the history of the gaming industry.
The Division: Resurgence
The final game to be released on the latest iPhone is The Division: Resurgence, one of the few games on this list that wasn’t originally a console game. This game was made to be played on mobile and will be released to Android and IOS devices by March 31st 2024. However, thanks to the new A17 chip, the new iPhone is expected to provide users with the best experience. Although there is not much information about this game, you should expect a smooth gaming experience with fantastic graphics and improved ray-tracing capabilities.
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