Sort of like the CIA and its "black helicopters", a developer/content relations team of today's hardware makers do a lot of behind-the-scenes work with today's leading game developers. It's their largely-unnoticed efforts by the public at large and even many of us in the industry that this interview hopes to bring to light. We recently had the chance to interview NVIDIA's Roy Taylor, VP of Content Relations, in an effort to show you more details of the team behind the gaming scenes who work closely with developers to make sure we have the best games possible.  

RT: When you see The Way Its Meant To Be Played on a game it means that there are features in that game that have been specifically put in to reward your investment in a GeForce 6-, 7-, or 8-series graphics card.

It means when you take off the shrink wrap and put the disc in your computer, it just works. It works because behind the scenes our engineers have spent hundreds of hours tuning it for performance and stability. And the game has been tested with our latest drivers to work great on modern GeForce cards.

TWIMTBP started as a badge for compatibility, today it’s a badge of excellence for PC gaming.

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