Sentences with phrase «big aaa»

Big AAA titles such as Wolfenstein II, Payday 2, Outlast, Mega Man 11 and the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection are all set to hit the Switch this year, as are smaller titles such as Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes, Dragon Quest Builders, and Shovel Knight: King of Cards.

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Some big AAA favorites have received friendly discounts, as well as an...

The only people I know who are still playing their Wii's (which is just extended family who are busy adults with young children like myself, and so not the market for the big AAA games Wii never got anyway) are similar.

attitude that big AAA teams can have.

It's the Summer time and that usually means its a quiet time for big AAA game to come out.

Boiling the mechanics down to the very basic level has brought back into the game what we all have been missing in the big AAA gaming titles for so long.

It's never easy for a small guy and it will never be, but in most other industries indie products are still sold at the same price as big AAA titles from established brands and companies.

But if you're not grabbing the big AAA games dropping next week, a little Van Helsing is more than enough to keep you busy.

The titles that they listed were too numerous to count, but they included everything from big AAA titles like Dragon Age and Grand Theft Auto V, to Japanese titles like Danganronpa and Ace Attorney, to indie titles and children's games.

When we look at that [holiday 2016] window of time, we sure didn't need another big AAA game, and so we'd rather give the team time and bring that out sometime next year.»

We aren't just talking about small spin - offs here, we mean a big AAA 3D platformer following the world famous Princess.

I think they mean it's light on big AAA games, because the Indie titles like Has Been Heroes are a bright shining light for great content on the Switch.

With the middle tier of video game development becoming all but non-existent last generation, and big AAA releases being few and far between, it's become up to these excellent, smaller - scale titles to fill in the gaps.

This really seems like it will be the defining generation for indies, especially with the way some of the big AAA companies are going.

Being that both games are open world and big AAA releases, you have to wonder which game is going to sell more.

The key thing to take away is that it's showing the decline of last generation console platforms but ultimately still shows that for big AAA publishers the console platforms are seeing more spend from consumers over PC and mobile as adoption of next generation consoles takes place.

With Sony admitting that they're not interested anymore in putting out big AAA games for the Vita, that leave us with indies and mobile - like games to show our support for the platform.

For a birthday sale you'd expect to see more of the big AAA titles like Assassin's Creed Liberation, LBP Vita, Uncharted Golden Abyss, or Killone Mercenary.

But here, sat in 2014 we must have better, even if the game in hand isn't one of the big AAA titles with a massive budget behind it.

These big AAA productions require the full time and attention of the assembled development team, so the availability of a demo of any kind for games this generation is going to be an increasingly rare proposition, methinks...

Let's not forget the bigger problem of Sony lacking any big AAA first party titles for the holiday season.

The idea that Stardew Valley will be implementing what seems like an obvious feature before the big AAA studios is a huge deal.

My guess is that Sony will be partnering up for exclusive content on a lot of the big AAA fall titles this year.

Sadly, problems like this can plague any game rather it's a small indie title or a big AAA release.

How cares about these big AAA anyway?

The console is due to be launched soon and the CEO has boasted that there will be more than 100 games available for the system including big AAA titles.

This in turn led to a number of mid sized publishers closing down at the end of last gen and many big AAA publishers halving the number of games they put out each year.

Its biggest issue right now is how far off the big AAA exclusives may be, and how this gap will affect the Xbox One X sales and reception.

While it may not have the same production values of big AAA games, this is definitely a title people need to check out, especially if they are fans of RPGs.

I was still working on big AAA games at the time, and something about that very direct connection to an individual developer that indie games enabled was a real eye - opener to me.

Where as a lot of indie titles don't have the flash of the big AAA games, but they have a distinct old school feel to them.

Following hot on the heels of their excellent Skyrim VR port comes Bethesda's next big AAA stab at the format,...

There was a time when all gamers had to look forward to was the next big AAA release.

Most big AAA exclusive games have already been announced (Last of Us part 2, God of War, etc.), but maybe announce smaller exclusives then?

Those who are after that big AAA game will be sadly disappointed again but there is still a decent array of games that are worth our time and many we can look forward to for something different.

This generation of console gaming may be a little light in terms of big AAA - titles so far, but there hasn't been a shortage of things to play thanks to the ever - growing list of talented indie developers who are more than happy to release their games to a community starving for something new.

Those who are after that big AAA game will be sadly disappointed again but there is still a de...

A creative type that has developed new innovative services for big AAA studios (thinking of what Nintendo is doing with Labo).

They have SP Titles inbetween all the big AAA 3rd party stuff that r usually more online focused.

Eagerly waiting for news on the next big AAA studio releases.

Whenever a big AAA PC title is around the corner, system requirements a re big question for most gamers on the platform.

They are no longer under the tight time constraints of a rapidly impending release, nor do they have the pressure of being the only big AAA title published by Sony for this holiday season.

consoles are excited about the first two really big AAA titles for their respective systems of choice.

Big AAA titles such as Wolfenstein II, Payday 2, Outlast, Mega Man 11 and the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection are all set to hit the Switch this year, as are smaller titles such as Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes, Dragon Quest Builders, and Shovel Knight: King of Cards.

In fact, if I'm completely honest we may just have a game that makes third person combat feel even more fluid than the any of the big AAA titles on the market, which is certainly something to pay attention to given that we're only now in the beta stages.

It's really too bad that some people have such narrow blinders on and can only appreciate the big AAA games that are all so similar to each other.

In the coming months we will see how the Japanese market being introduced to the PS4 will affect the game, as well as seeing whether or not either of Microsoft or Sony's big AAA game releases will affect the sales of their systems, as most criticism leveled at the new generation of consoles tends to be towards both the systems lack of content not just exclusive content.

Big AAA games can be so much more.

The big Nintendo news last week was that their big AAA Switch launch title, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is getting a season pass.