Sentences with phrase «hd generation of consoles»

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Thankfully SEGA revisited this title on the last generation of consoles (PS3, XBox 36) with some stunning HD graphics and streamlined gameplay which worked like a treat but like the original, the difficulty remained.

Final Fantasy Type - 0 HD, the current - generation console port of the role - playing game that originated as a PlayStation Portable title in 2011, is coming to Windows PC, publisher Square Enix a...

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This secret project was Timesplitters 2 HD; a downloadable version of TimeSplitters 2 for the Xbox 360 generation of consoles.

Mostly what I remember of this was it being the best looking GameCube game (and possibly the best looking game of that whole console generation) and now seeing it in HD, it's become the best looking game I've seen on Wii U as well.

Nintendo had to adapt to the difficulties of HD game development a generation after the rest of the console makers which led to the infamous Wii U droughts, and the reason why Kimishima had to reshape the entire development structure of the company just a few years ago.

In the time since the last console generation — and its lack of backwards compatibility — HD remasters have become a huge part of the industry.

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U gracefully guides the series into the new generation of consoles, complete with a massive character roster, gorgeous HD arenas and an overwhelming amount of game modes and unlockables.

While the Vita is clearly capable of handling portable versions of the previous console generation of games - Persona 4, Metal Gear Solid HD Collection — I've been a little more dubious about the idea of portable versions of games originally produced for the current generation of home consoles, as I doubted the Vita would be capable of producing a solid port without some largely noticeable sacrifices in both visuals and general running speed.

Thankfully SEGA revisited this title on the last generation of consoles (PS3, XBox 36) with some stunning HD graphics and streamlined gameplay which worked like a treat but like the original, the difficulty remained.

While it may be difficult for a younger generation to imagine now, with high - powered gaming PCs and the latest generation of HD gaming consoles, at one time the only place you could experience the best gaming technology was in an arcade.

The menu interface feels like the Wii, and the graphics output by games are nothing that can't be done on the current generation of HD consoles.

In an era where backwards compatibility has either been completely abandoned or stripped away via revised hardware, HD remasters make for an excellent alternative: why not take the games of yesteryear, port them over to current - generation consoles and make the most of precision high - definition visuals, higher frame - rates, cleaner artwork and improved texture filtering?

While the game may seem like yet another HD remaster in a sea of beloved titles that have also been getting the HD treatment in this current generation of consoles, The Zodiac Age promises -LSB-...] Read more

To close the year we had reviews for Shooty Fruity (an enjoyable PSVR game) Cat Quest and Max: The Curse of the Brotherhood from Rob, and Rebecca reviewed Okami HD, a game which has successfully been ported to its third console generation and one which everyone should play!

Okami HD, one of the most gorgeous games ever made, is getting ported to this console generation.

As disappointing as it is that Kingdom Hearts 2.5 HD Remix is not making the leap to the new generation of consoles, the PS3 version of Kingdom Hearts 2 is bound to recapture everything that made the game so enjoyable in 2006.

The previous generation was a rough one for Japanese third party publishers; faced with the triple onslaught of an en masse migration of Japanese audiences mobile devices, the struggles of HD development, and the rise of western development for consoles, Japanese developers found themselves hopelessly outmatched as they tried to keep up, ultimately mostly disappointing long time fans due to misguided games and entries in long running series that were made with some attempt to appeal to a larger, global audience.

Around the time of release for last year's Arkham Knight, the concluding chapter in Rocksteady's Batman game series, word began to spread that work was underway to give their first two entries in the series a HD upgrade for the current console generation.

Either way, Resident Evil fans have something to look forward too with the HD remake of the first Resident Evil for both Sony and Microsoft's current and last generation consoles, and PC.

First off, Sonic Generations is being done on HD consoles to take full advantage of the hardware and to help bring back the hardcore gaming crowd that loved Sonic in the Genesis era, but hated the more modern Sonic games.

But it needs Sonic Generations on the HD consoles to bring back their older, hardcore fanbase or else be stuck with talks of «LOL Sonic Cycle» for the next decade.

The HD version of all old games bundled into a single pack works great on the new generation console and costs just $ 9.99.

With the upcoming Devil May Cry HD Collection about to arrive for consoles and PC, a whole new generation of gamers (or those wanting to relive the games again) will get to experience Dante's journey across three games, but those on Twitch Prime can experience the collection a week early thanks to Twitch Prime's latest offer.