This feature automatically optimizes details in 4K HDR games to the TV's picture capabilities.
What is HDR Tone Mapping?
This was the first game that the beloved character Mario appeared in.
What is Donkey Kong?
The lead pipe in this classic whodunit game was originally made of actual lead.
What is Clue?
This feature matches the TV's refresh rate to the frame rate of video games for smoother gameplay without tearing or stuttering.
What is VRR (Varriable Refresh Rate)
This handheld gaming system sold over 154 million units and is the best selling handheld of all time.
What is the Nintendo DS?
Versions of this classic board game have been found from as far back as 3,000 BC in the Sumerian city-state of Ur. You could almost say its history is... checkered?
What is checkers?
These are two premium variable refresh rate technologies designed by AMD and NVIDIA for an even more fluid gaming experience.
What are AMD FreeSync and NVIDIA G-Sync?
This game of the year award winner was recently turned into a series on Netflix.
What is the Witcher?
This dice based game was invented as a way for a wealthy Canadian couple to entertain their kids while on their Yacht. Hence its name.
What is Yahtzee?
This feature helps automatically deliver industry-leading input lag performance to deliver a more responsive gaming UX.
What is Auto Low Latency Mode?
This is Sonic the Hedgehog's favorite food.
What are Chili-dogs?
What is Mouse Trap?
This interest group seeks to enhance HDR content for gaming while maintaining fair game design and creative intent.
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What is HDR Gaming Interest Group (HGiG)
Despite being the gaming power house they are today, Nintendo was originally founded in 1889 producing these.
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What are playing cards?
Though Nintendo has invested in love hotels, instant rice and taxis in the past, the company got its start manufacturing traditional Japanese playing cards.
This classic board game was created in 1949 to brighten the day of children quarantined in a San Diego polio ward.
What is Candy Land?