Definition of «legacy mode»

Legacy Mode refers to a system or software that is running in an outdated, backwards-compatible way. It is often used to describe an older version of a program or system that is still in use, despite being superseded by newer technology. In this mode, the system or software may not take full advantage of newer hardware, operating systems or other advancements.

Sentences with «legacy mode»

I'd settle for a straight port of all polygon and texture assets, running at 720p with 1 × 2 FSAA or 1080p without, pegged at 60 fps, playable either in legacy mode (pro controller or Wii mote), with the Gamepad + TV, or with the Gamepad only. (nintendotoday.com)
However, if a manufacturer is creating a new PC, it can choose to configure the laptop's touchpad as a «precision touchpad» or configure it in legacy mode and install the appropriate drivers. (howtogeek.com)
At times a glorified mini-game collection, at other times a historical tour through golf's greatest active player, the Legacy mode offers a variety of challenges, and lets you play as Tiger Woods from a toddler, on into the future (when he decides to grow a goatee apparently). (gamesradar.com)
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