Gamers, question about graphics

Okay so I'm a big gamer and this iPhone is seriously awesome and rivals the PSP (if not surpasses it, i've only played it once but I read a lot of iphone > psp). My xbox 360 got the ring of red lights, so that's that
I notice that Apple says that the 3d graphics are improved (as well as processor, RAM, and such). However, I realize that game makers will need to satisfy their games for both the 3G and 3GS. I highly doubt that game makers will risk $$$ and only launch a slightly better looking/running game on the 3GS.
Do you think the focus of this "updated graphics" is basically to make the games run better overall? On my 3G, I know The Sims 3 would crash on me, and continuously got worse. Also, the sims ran pretty choppy when lots of things were happening at one time. Need for speed Undercover ran pretty smooth on my 3G, with slight hiccups.
They weren't lying, the 3GS does run my Sims 3 better. It's overall more smooth.
I'm excited to try out Firestorm Real Racing. Looks so neat, about like Gran Turismo 3 on PS2!

Yeah there are already pics/videos that show that the new iPhone 3G S has been underclocked:
"It runs at 600MHz, just as T-Mobile let slip last week, but according to Samsung’s spec sheet it can run at up to 833MHz and its native speed is 667MHz. This means that Apple is underclocking, presumably for better battery life."
http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/06/gallery-deep-inside-the-iphone-3g-s/

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