Sentences with phrase «console does»

This way, the console doesn't just offload unnecessary graphical power on games that doesn't support or integrate it, which runs the risk of springing forth problems that weren't originally there to begin with.

The success of Monster Hunter World «s custom - painted PS4 Pro is interesting since the game won't be sold until January 26th (the console does include a download code for it, but it'll unlock only on release date).

Nearly all consoles come with one already baked in, and it was quite disappointing news to learn that the long - anticipated hybrid console doesn't feature one — at least at launch.

Although the console does not have many first - party offerings in its current lineup, it has maintained a steady flow of new games to its eShop thanks to indie developers.

Although it's rubbarised, which means that the console doesn't slide around, it only supports the console at a single height.

As you might guess, the stand has a light bar, which glows the same blue as your console does when it is active and being used, giving this accessory a bit more flair than some of the other stands on our list.

While Amazon's own developer console doesn't address those exact same use cases, there is a bigger emphasis on visualizing the flow of the conversation with Alexa than in the previous version.

Microsoft's console does all this while still running the game at a crisp 60 fps, meaning you'll never have to worry about dropping combos in favor of fancier visuals.

If your console does meet with an unfortunate mishap, you can mail it back to Microsoft free of charge, provided it's still under warranty.

Microsoft's «PRO» console doesn't come out till next year.

The console does all the grunt work; the only specs Microsoft recommends for the device you're streaming to are 2 GB of RAM and a 1.5 GHz CPU.

But considering the main rival console doesn't even have a 4K Blu - ray deck, it's hard to grumble too much.

Microsoft's Xbox One X game console doesn't do everything a PC can.

We imagine Microsoft may want a certain degree of market saturation for the Xbox One X (or at the very least 4K TVs) before launching the Xbox Two but when the console does launch it's less likely to feel like the same leap that moving from Xbox 360 to Xbox One did.

Sadly, the console doesn't do virtual reality yet — for that you would be better off with the PlayStation Pro.

Fortunately, the console does support wireless listening, as long as you've got a supported pair of USB - based cans or buds, and the matching receiver.

The console does not do everything you'd need to make it the centerpiece of a high - end media system.

Don't be penny wise and pound foolish guys; pay the license fees and give me a console that does what every other console does.

The console does include two controller ports so you can plug in actual Sega Genesis six - button control pads, and I found they work much better than the pack ins do in the interface and just feel more satisfying since they're the real deal.

It's hard enough for my Wii U to access Miiverse, the eShop, or other integral features that make the system worthwhile, but the console does allow offline play nonetheless.

Before you ask, the new console doesn't have any -LSB-...]

This was a surprise if we're honest, especially as the new Xbox One S console does.

Unfortunately, you'll find livestreaming to services such as Twitch, YouTube, and other similar services isn't quite as easy on Nintendo Switch as on other new consoles, as Nintendo's new console doesn't yet support any of the apps that will allow you to do so directly.

This console doesn't cost any more than the standard Xbox One X console at $ 499 (# 449 / $ 499 / CA$ 599 / AU$ 649), but for those who have been following the 4K console's journey from the very beginning it could very well hold more sentimental value.

We imagine Microsoft may want a certain degree of market saturation for the Xbox One X (or at the very least 4K TVs) before launching the Xbox Two but when the console does launch it's less likely to feel like the same leap that moving from Xbox 360 to Xbox One did.

Call of Duty: Ghosts is now available for Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U, PS4 (strangely, considering the console itself doesn't come out until the end of the month) and PC.

While not surprising the game would port to Nintendo's newest console it does come with the original DLC from the Wii U and 3DS versions but also new features.

Sadly, the Joy - Con Controller Grip included with your Switch console doesn't actually charge your motion - control peripherals, but this extra accessory does just that.

Secondly, the console does not support original NES controllers.

I felt like I could throw it across the room with ease, but with that said, the console itself doesn't seem to be able to take a punishment.

So bringing a keyboard to a console doesn't sound as crazy as when Dreamcast did it (a console so ahead of its time in so many ways!)

One of the biggest gripes players have is that Nintendo's console doesn't allow you to back up your save files.

The console doesn't have support for bluetooth headphones, which is a shame given the ability to use it as a standalone display with the controllers undocked.

Now that the embargo has lifted on almost all of the Xbox One's launch line - up, it's obvious that just like the PlayStation 4, Microsoft's console doesn't have a system - selling, killer title.

Unlike Xbox One, Sony's console does not need to be connected to the internet for its initial setup.

Nintendo says that its console does not allow the R4 or the M3, which are the most popular mod chips, to work.

Also, allowing all of those games in the library to carry over into the Xbox Scorpio's setup is a smart move and will likely convince a lot of people to make the leap when the console does go live later this year.

The said Nintendo Switch case includes slots for storing games and a screen protector, given that the hybrid gaming console doesn't sport a clamshell design.

A console does NOT need to be the most powerful machine on the market to find success, but it does need to at least be powerful enough to support the software that people want to buy, and this system won't be able to do that.

In the case of the Wii U version I would have to say this «under powered» console does a remarkable job of replicating the same experiences I feel whenever I play any Zen Pinball table.

Microsoft's console does all this while still running the game at a crisp 60 fps, meaning you'll never have to worry about dropping combos in favor of fancier visuals.

However, the one thing that does comfort me is that yes, there are indeed many people who are interested in creating interesting experiences on the Gamepad (like Kickstarter title «Hex Heroes» which is one of the games I'm looking forward to quite eagerly this year) and that the Gamepad has a ton of possibility - there's motion, touch, NFC... a slew of neat features that could possibly be taken advantage of, but I fear the console doesn't have much more life in it for those ideas to arrive.

It's ridiculous that the Joy - Con grip Nintendo includes with the console doesn't charge the mini-controllers.

Some critics also feel that the console doesn't take enough of a step forward to really feel like next - generation tech.

A console doesn't need to be a hit to have a slew of amazing games though.

All this is gonna do is prompt systems being imported to the Western regions and in turn affecting potential sales when the console does receive a Western release.

The console does not use physical discs to play games.

Whilst an iterative console does put Microsoft on equal footing with Sony, the PlayStation 4 install base currently stands at 40 million and so many gamers with consoles today would be more enticed by an evolved PlayStation 4 which is rumoured to be in development.

The console does not only allow you to play a plethora of games but, also watch movies in high definition and use streaming services.

One thing that may make you scratch your head straight away is the fact that this console does not have any sort of HD output.