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Green Throttle gets Unity, Marmalade and Corona SDK support
Green Throttle gets Unity, Marmalade and Corona SDK support
 

February 7, 2013   |   By Mike Rose

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Support for the Green Throttle wireless game controller will come to multiple development platforms, including the popular Unity platform, within the next few weeks.

Utilizing special wireless game controllers and television adapters, Green Throttle offers a TV friendly dashboard in the form of a mobile app, with games available from both external developers and in-house.

With this latest move to include Green Throttle support plug-ins for Marmalade, Corona SDK and Unity, Green Throttle hopes to draw in more interest from indie developers and publish a wider selection of titles for the device.

Games built using any of these development tools will be able to take advantage of implementing multiple Green Throttle controllers within a single game, as well as launching on the platform's Arena app.
 
 
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