Sentences with phrase «best handheld experience»

Monster Hunter Stories is my most played game on my 3DS this year, and without a doubt, the best handheld experience you can have as well.

Not exact matches

This is the best Dragon Ball experience ever been put to a handheld (at least if Dragon Ball FighterZ isn't coming to switch).

It's good to see more Kirby on the handheld, but with Kirby: Star Allies on its way on the Nintendo Switch, it doesn't offer a can't - miss Kirby experience by any means.

The Nintendo experience and exclusives + the PlayStation experience and exclusives and the best handhelds

Better played as a handheld experience, it may keep you entertained for some time, as long as you keep caring for the carrot on a stick.

If you do not have a New Nintendo 3DS don't buy this game, it won't be as good and the experience is more likely to be a bad one for you, so if you really, really want to play this game (like I did,) pretend it is Christmas and buy yourself a new handheld, the gold Hyrule Edition is out you know!

Hunters is perhaps most notable for pushing the DS to its maximum potential both graphically and through innovative use of the touch screen, easily establishing it as one of the best handheld first - person shooter experiences produced for the dual - screened system.

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

Sony is facing increasing competition in the handheld gaming space from the likes of Apple, which offers an excellent portable games experience on its iPhone and iPod touch devices, as well as a host of downloadable applications for those gadgets, such as ebook readers.

First of all, the Bold experience is meant to be the best RIM offers: the Bold is RIM's flagship device; Bold devices are arguably the best looking BlackBerrys; and they're frequently the most pricey RIM handhelds.

The first Ace Attorney game marks the beginning of a gorgeously detailed, well - written, and often wacky series; a narrative - led, understated handheld experience in a time when guns -»n' - gore were the order of the day.

Have better boards, a faster pace, online play, mini-games on EVERY board / turn, and no multiplayer exclusive boards --(Seriously why???? It ruins the experience especially if its on a handheld.)

It is one of the best first person experiences on Nintendo's handheld and I can't wait to find out through the twists and turns how Major Kane's mission turns out in the end.

They «just want to make a good F1 game» regardless of format - and with this admirable sentiment in mind, the handheld version will provide a refreshingly hardcore racing experience despite pressure from Sony to include absolutely every feature that the PS Vita has to offer.

The shortcuts are good for newcomers and people looking for a more casual experience, but the change does mean having to adapt to a different style of control rather than a straightforward handheld port.

And, even if we wanted to play a mobile experience, the Switch already has games great for a handheld that are a far better quality and value that Levels + is.

Indeed, the past generation of handhelds, the point was frequently made that the 3DS did better because it made handheld specific experiences — not pushed over console ones.

When we set out to create PS Vita, we were determined to deliver the best handheld gaming experience the industry has ever seen, an experience that would rival current consoles and set the bar infinitely higher for those exploring the portable gaming space.

This is yet another optional piece of this giant puzzle, which is even better suited for a handheld experience than it was on consoles.

Laurent Fischer, Managing Director, European Marketing & PR at Nintendo of Europe, commented: «We are delighted to be releasing such an extensive Nintendo 3DS hardware and software line - up, and hope this offering demonstrates our commitment to providing the best and most varied gameplay experiences possible for handheld gaming fans.»

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Supporting up to eight players over WiFi with a robust arsenal of powerful weapons and the precision and accuracy that come with dual - analog controls, Resistance: Burning Skies is sure to be the best FPS multiplayer experience available on a handheld.

In my mind this is the best portable retro gaming system for the person who just wants to play and experience some of the best games made over the last 30 years, and you also get to own possibly the best current handheld system with many great modern games still to be released for it.

At first glance, it looks astoundingly good, like the true realization of a console - quality experience on a handheld system.

3D Land stands as easily the best handheld platformer ever, and the stages feature that same Nintendo magic you've experienced in past Mario games.

Now arriving on November 21st in the US — earlier than previously reported — Gear.Club Unlimited promises to bring the full racing simulator experience to Nintendo's splendid handheld, and the trailer above is doing a good job of convincing us it's on the right track.

Unlike any other handheld device ever designed, PS Vita provides all new ways to play, including a complete, socially connected experience with the biggest and best games.

The combat feels just as fluid as ever, and it's quite amazing what Ubisoft has managed to accomplish on the Vita: Scaling buildings in the bustling streets of New Orleans, or shimmying trees in the muddy swamps of the bayou is a blast, and the animations here are easily the best we've seen in a handheld experience.

Martin says, «I could not make a list like this without mentioning our own * Zombie Tycoon 2: Brainhov's Revenge * of which I am very proud as well as the great Vita experiences that are * Sound Shapes *, * Escape plan *, * Retro City Rampage * and * Nun Attack.It's hard for me to pick only 5 Vita favorites since, in my opinion, there are so many great gaming experiences on this handheld.

The PS Vita may have the best graphics ever seen in a handheld device before, but it's battery life is one of the shortest I've experienced on a handheld device before...

But I was utterly impressed with the game, having experienced the game on a high end PC, the vita version gave a very similar feeling, not in a bad way, just it felt very good having experience similar to PC on a handheld without any major compromise.

Now, as for being a handheld game, as great as it is to experience the world of Skyrim, which is a province of the continent of Tamriel, on the big 54» inch TV screen, it is just as good as playing in handheld mode as you can press your nose close to the action, see all that you need to see and take the adventure with you.

As a series that has a history of being on handheld consoles such as the 3DS, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp actually feels right at home on a small mobile phone like my Sony Xperia Z3 Compact, but for the players who want a bigger screen to see all the action, all at once, then a tablet is the best way to go as playing on an iPad 2 is a complete different experience, but because I haven't asked or answered, just what is Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, besides being a mobile instalment?

There are certain experiences that just feel right at home on the PlayStation Vita, arguably the best dedicated handheld to date.

It's still a good game and if you want to have a fun handheld experience — but if you want a fuller experience with some really cracking additional features, I would recommend the iOS version — with the exception of the 3D visuals, I feel Christian Whitehead brought more to the game on mobile than SEGA / M2 did with this one.

Most hardcore fans are looking forward to the Wii U edition, but seeing Smash Bros. for the first time on a handheld should be an interesting experience as well.

Sure, it had its problems, but on the whole was a very well - done effort at shrinking the PlayStation 3 experience down into a handheld.

Cribbing lovingly from past Super Mario exploits, this season's biggest 3DS title and best reason to own the handheld system boasts a new Boomerang Bros. - based power - up that lets Mario attack both coming and going, a level celebrating the twenty - fifth anniversary of The Legend of Zelda with a dungeon - like experience, Goombas with Tanooki tails (shame they can't quite use them effectively), and enough nostalgia to keep you smiling until the 3DS battery dies out.

With all the beautiful visuals, music and interesting characters, players enjoyed one of the best experiences in the handheld gaming realm.

While the overall experience isn't a huge departure to the Wii U version — not that it's really trying to be — the game feels incredibly solid and well placed on the handheld.

This isn't a huge surprise given that we're talking about a nine - year - old game, but it's still nice that playing Bayonetta on handheld in 2018 is a better experience than playing it on Xbox 360 in 2009, which was relatively smooth too but susceptible to hefty screen tearing (not present here).

Once Nintendo moves its biggest handheld franchise — Pokémon — to the Switch, there's a good chance that it's going to be a good example of something similar happening in the AAA space (if you see a 3DS on a bus or train, in my experience, there's at least a 50 % chance the person using it is playing Pokémon).

With some experience under my belt, it's also the one that I would suggest you get, since I enjoyed it best in handheld form.

It's a much better user experience, and an especially welcome change for a handheld version since it makes the game easier to play for short bursts.

The relatively niche genre has found something of a sanctuary in Sony's handheld, and no developer is more well aware of this than Experience Inc..

Handheld Pokémon games are a perfect example, using the top and bottom screens to give players a better experience.

Book for Architects gives us the book form we know so well but installed to be experienced large scale and not handheld, as a private act of consumption.

I was definitely not expecting it look better as this is a goddamn handheld were talking about, I got past the slight framerate hiccups and am enjoying the game for what it is having not played the game previously, its great experiencing it for the first time on the Vita and I am actually quite blown away that they are managing to fit all of these full console ports of games onto the handheld, something too many people don't seem to appreciate like myself.

I would like to continue to utilize my fifteen years experience in creating mobile, social, console and handheld games, working with well known licenses such as Mattel, Marvel, Nickelodeon, DreamWorks, and Sony Pictures.