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pricey tile board for Scrabble—but Chopper 2's iPhone-as-controller is one of the first of its kind. How's it look? Um... awesome.
We've already seen some innovative uses of the iPhone in iPad gaming—specifically, as aThe iPhone (or iPod Touch) controls the game over bluetooth, and shouldn't face any approval hurdles. And if you're thinking to yourself "hey, that's great and all, but doesn't it only work if you mount your iPad," never fear! You may also be able to connect your iPad to your HDTV (up to 42-inches) via composite adapter for a truly big-screen experience.
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Chopper 2's not going to be available until this summer, which feels like a long time to wait. But hopefully this demo will inspire other developers, and we'll see wave on wave of games that turn your iPhone into the world's most expensive gaming peripheral. [Send an email to Brian Barrett, the author of this post, at bbarrett@gizmodo.com.
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