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Nokias Dragons Adventure game uses real GPS data
Article by: Darren Griffin
Date: 28 Nov 2013
A free game, DreamWorks Dragons Adventure, available for Windows 8 smartphones and tablets, uses Nokia's HERE Maps data to overlay the game with landmarks and points of interest from the real world.
It's an interesting use of GPS technology. Google have their 'Ingress' game which similarly uses GPS map data in the game but this is an altogether more immersive and clever use of the technology.
If you have a Windows 8 tablet or smartphone, head on over to the Windows Store to download the game for free.
Source: apps.microsoft.com
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 Posted by K13ehr on Fri Nov 29, 2013 8:32 am |
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I had to read it twice, as first it looked like windows 8, and smartphones, but looks to be only for windows 8 smartphones only, not for iPhones or Android.
Off to specsavers for moi methinks :D :D :D
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| Posted by Kar98 on Fri Nov 29, 2013 1:51 pm |
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> the game transforms actual landmarks along a drive into the fictional Isle of Berk.
Heh. Guess they already know where I'm driving. Not sure what they mean by fictional though. It's an isle of berk, in a sea of berks, I'm telling ya!
I'll get me coat.
Oh, and it says "Get Windows 8.1 to run this app." at that link.
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