Sentences with phrase «japanese video game giant»
Welcoming current - gen console and PC players into 2017 is Capcom's highly anticipated triple A survival horror video game Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, which, the Japanese video game giant has now revealed, will allow players to once again experience a scaling difficulty level that dynamically adjusts to match players» in - game performance.
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They won't get a different version of the game, but anytime a developer makes a game for a Nintendo console it's noteworthy, since the Japanese video game giant has struggled to get quality third - party titles on its platforms.
Not exact matches
The massive stock surge video game giant Nintendo saw after announcing two major initiatives with Apple this week didn't last very long, but the Japanese company's shares were still strong Thursday compared to its 52 - week low.
Even Andrew House, global chief executive of Sony Interactive Entertainment, the video game division of the Japanese electronics giant, had doubts about how quickly virtual reality would be embraced by the mass market.
Harkening back to original manga series» such as Berserk and Claymore, the emergence of giant weapons was something of a small yet growing troupe within the Japanese manga / anime / video game scene.
We had Genji, a video game based around «Japanese history,» that pitted gamers against giant mutant crabs.
Right around the time Apple concludes its iPhone keynote, Sony will host a briefing in which the Japanese electronics giant is expected to unveil the PlayStation 4 «Neo», a new, more powerful PS4 video game console that promises a better graphical experience while playing virtual reality games with company's upcoming PlayStation VR headset.
Speaking of Nintendo, the Japanese gaming giant's Switch video game console will likely go down as one of my favourite video game systems of all time.
Nintendo, the Japanese gaming giant behind the Mario franchise, is a stoic, slow - moving video game developer and hardware manufacturer that rarely moves its business practices in line with the broader, faster - moving video game industry.