Sentences with phrase «ds handheld game console»

Not exact matches

The Sony PlayStation ecosystem, which lets users pick up a game on their Vita handheld system that they started on their console, probably has no business messing with a home's energy efficiency.

If you have a Nintendo 3DS, these are the best games for your handheld gaming console.

I don't like how square runic has handled releases on consoles and handhelds but they are bringing out nice games to android and ios

The game happened to actually end up having a surprising amount of charm and should please longtime Kirby fans who have been craving an experience more akin to the mainline titles on past consoles and handhelds.

If and when a new AC game comes to Switch, it will have the special feature of being both a home console and handheld release.

Sure it'd take a lot more years for it to be developed, but the first time they ported a handheld - exclusive game to a console, people preferred the original than the other.

While there were certainly excellent console - like experiences crafted for the portable — Uncharted: Golden Abyss and Killzone: Mercenary spring to mind — it has since transitioned into a niche handheld with a robust library of indie games and JRPG's.

Anyway, I really hope the next Animal Crossing comes to the Wii U. I doubt there's really any chance that it won't, since every console and handheld has gotten one Animal Crossing since the first game, but if by some chance the Wii U was skipped, I'd be very disappointed.

I believe there are two core areas that a developer would need to look at when porting a game from the handheld to the console.

Previous Dragon Quest games have been very popular in the West, especially when the series made the transition from console release to handheld.

I've even got names for the games: Pokemon Terra for the console game, and Pokemon Astra for the Handheld.

The Direct was about the line - up of games coming to both the 3DS and the Wii U from now and through - out the summer, a summer which will be seeing the release of the newest instalment in the on - going Kirby series and with rumoured reports of the NX coming out sometime between June and November, the line - up of games we've just seen, say otherwise, especially when the new games include Paper Mario: Colour Splash and Metroid Prime: Federation Force, after all, why bring out titles such as these for the Wii U and 3DS, if you're going to be bringing out the NX, which acts as both handheld and home console?

Psyonix has created a handheld port that mimics the console and PC versions of the game almost identically.

Admiring is definitely something worth doing in this game — Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate has a lot of wide - open spaces that are richly detailed, a feat which is always impressive to see on a handheld console.

When announcing the system, the designers of Pandora stated that it would be more powerful than any handheld video game console that had yet existed.

While previous LEGO handheld titles have served as scaled - down side games, LEGO Batman 3 gives players an experience very similar to what's available on consoles.

The first - and second - generation Mario Tennis games have connectivity functions where a player is able to import characters and data from the home console game to its handheld counterpart, and vice versa.

It has spawned five original follow - ups, three for home consoles and one a handheld game.

Technology news website Engadget has reported Sony Ericsson is developing a Sony PlayStation mobile phone, which will run the Google Android mobile OS and will be capable of playing handheld console games.

JXD, better known handheld gaming console manufacturer, has just rolled out a new Android tablet that created for fulfil gamers experience.

Generations would have to pass before a handheld would be powerful enough to run a console game.

Similarly, One Piece Unlimited World Red was «originally» a 3DS game but somehow had no 3D... the reason again being that it was actually designed to be a console game, not a handheld one.

Handheld consoles have taken a hit due to iOS games on smart phones and tablets, but Consoles aren't affected consoles have taken a hit due to iOS games on smart phones and tablets, but Consoles aren't affected Consoles aren't affected by that.

Featuring blistering fast action and beautiful animated sprites that look just as great as its console brother, this handheld Guilty Gear has an «R» in its stupidly long title for a reason: it is the most revised, balanced, and definitive version of Accent Core, due to the fighting game community's feedback.

On the 3DS, we've taken the motif of handheld games and then on the Wii U version, featured primarily stages based on games on console.

like I said the world is big and many people won't share your stupid fantard opinions, I own both of these console I've been a handheld gamer since 7 years old and one thing I know is that I LOVE ALL handhelds and I won't bash another because of its poor sales or support, rather I will support it more.

Though I wouldn't be surprised if Animal Crossing: NX was a launch title or early in the life span due to it being a cross compatible game (as in you can get it for you console and / or handheld).

The mobile offerings have always been «bite - size» content in order to expand their IP reach and get people to buy more «full» games on consoles / handhelds.

A home console Pokémon game is something that a large number of players have been clamoring for, and while there have been games for home consoles, they've always been spin - off titles that were wildly different to their handheld cousins.

There is a trailer to be found below, so you can gauge how much better the game looks and if 2.5 - D graphics are better suited for handhelds or consoles (2.5 - D is the dumbest graphical distinction name, btw).

Well with success of there handhelds why can't they sell a powerful handheld that u can play the games on tv (it would be a hybrid of handheld / console).

Nintendo Switch users will have the ability to play the game both docked and in handheld mode, enjoying all of the quirks and features of the console: from the use of Joy - Con gyroscopes and accelerometers, through HD Rumble implementation, to touchscreen features.

In a recent interview ex Microsoft exec Sandy Duncan told us that «dedicated games devices i.e. consoles (and handhelds) will die [out] in the next 5 to 10 years,» he has since gone on to launch his own blog devoted to the discussion.

Considering the state of the console market in Japan in comparison to handhelds and mobile, no, it wouldn't really be «impressive»: www.eurogamer.net/articles/20 15 -01-07-japans-console-and-han dheld - physical - game - sales - at - lo west - point - for -24-years

Hell, even Killzone had 2 on console and 2 on handhelds with another game coming this year that looks the same but with a different colour palette.

They meant they wouldn't be ports of existing handheld / console games, not that they wouldn't use the same IPs.

Even though Sony's handheld console — the Vita — has somewhat slipped into the forgotten realm of video games consoles as of late, that still hasn't stopped it from being hacked by techno «pirates.»

The mobile gaming market has come on in leaps and bounds over the years, to a point that, visually, many games are starting to rival those found on traditional handheld gaming devices and indeed home consoles.

I was just ticked to see these remakes on the handhelds since I already owned the console versions of each, plus I had Super Mario All Stars, the definitive remake collection of the Mario Bros games.

But now, with so many other options — whether one of the meatier, contemporary Mario handheld games, or a portable re-release of one of the console classics — you don't exactly have a lot of incentive to play Super Mario Land in their stead.

I think it's important to remember that even though Iron Galaxy Studios has done a good job porting a massive game (with a massive amount of content) over to the PlayStation Vita, running a PlayStation 3 game on a PlayStation Vita is not apples to apples, and there is always the possibility that some things just may not run as well on a handheld as they do on a console.

Now devs would have to make sure the game works not just on the console, but on the handheld as well.

Yet again, a full console release would be nice, but placing this on a handheld makes more sense from a value standpoint, allowing the developers to focus on creating a tighter story without having to worry about the overall length of the game and the bonuses needed to pad out a console release.

Personally, I have no problem with mobile titles coming to the Switch; after all, the console is a hybrid that thrives with handheld games.

I did notice that when you're being attacked by a group of enemies their numbers are less than what you would expect to see in the console versions, but this goes back to what I mentioned earlier; in order to port a console game over to a handheld, concessions need to be made.

I don't think that handheld Mario games have been treated as being worth less than their console counter parts.

There is a lineage of portable puzzle games that have been successful on handheld consoles.

Since those glory days of the Vita's launch period where I had some great games to play on Sony's incredibly capable handheld console, things went a little quiet.

I would agree that during the GBA era handheld Mario games lived in the shadows of the console games, but both before and after they did their own thing.

We've announced anniversaries of console games, computer games, and handheld games.