You've no doubt already heard people gushing about how amazing Infinity Blade II (Universal, $6.99) will look on the new iPad's Retina display. Well, those people are right. The game pushed the limits of the previous generation, and with visuals optimized for the new iPad via a new update, it looks even better this time around. It's one of the absolute best games to test out on the Retina display.

Ever wanted to own some fine pieces of art, but just don't have the money? Don't fret! You don't need millions for an original Van Gogh if you have the cash for a new iPad and the Art Authority (iPad, $9.99) app. With a searchable index of over 1,000 artists and pieces from every generation, this app will turn your iPad into the world's best picture frame.

There are few sights that match the natural beauty of outer space. It's hard to replicate the imagery of the night sky, but you can save yourself the neck pains of looking up by grabbing Solar Walk (Universal, $2.99). With visuals designed to shine on the iPad 3, it's like being an astronaut -- without all of the rigorous training and weird tube foods.

While eReaders and tablets have yet to figure out how to capture the smell of crisp pages that comes with a fresh book, they've mastered pretty much everything else. The Kindle app (Universal, Free) leads the way with a plethora of features and over a million works available for purchase. Now text is clearer than ever with an update that optimizes Kindle for the Retina display.

Demoed at the new iPad press conference, Sky Gamblers: Air Supremacy (Universal, $4.99) was built for the Retina display and A5X processor and looks fantastic on the screen, moving at an incredible clip as you blast enemy planes from the sky. It's a universal app, but if you really want to be wowed by the action, try it out on the new iPad.