http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2013/09/iphone2013-0161620-1378835045.jpgDonald Mustard, co-founder of Chair (owned by Epic Games), just hopped on stage at Apple’s hardware reveal and pulled back the proverbial curtains on Infinity Blade III, the final installment in the series. The game’s making use of the iPhone 5’s new 64-bit architecture, and it has the graphics prowess to prove it: combinations of rendering effects including depth of field, blur and full screen vignettes. Not to mention lens flares “that would make JJ Abrams proud.” According to the developers, converting the game to 64-bit took just two hours, so developers with apps of their own need not fret. Infinity Blade 3 is slated to be “available alongside the new iPhone 5S,” which should get a release date of its own in a few minutes.
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