Sentences with phrase «console exclusive games at»

But, it must be said, the console exclusive games at launch are not plentiful.

Not exact matches

but look at games like Rayman, it was supposed to be a Wii U exclusive then it went mutli - plat and was delayed...... I know games get delayed, but delaying ONE console version is just BS and makes the one system that gets left behind look bad.....

It will be only available for Windows 10 PC (via Windows Store) and Xbox One at first, but Microsoft confirmed that the game will stay a Windows 10 exclusive for three months and a console exclusive for twelve as part of the deal with Capcom, which suggests that Dead Rising 4 should launch on Steam around March 2017 and on PlayStation 4 around December 2017.

This is a timed exclusive, so it's likely that the game will eventually make its way to PS4 — but for a while, at least, you'll only be able to play the console edition on the Xbox One or Xbox One X.

The Xbox One having at least one exclusive that scored 90 or above was very important for Microsoft and for the fanbase indulging in this console war meta - game.

It is the first PlayStation Certified tablet so it is expected to be a gaming device or at the least have exclusive access to play 15 - year - old games from Sony's PSOne console and possibly some newer PlayStation Portable games.

Now look at the gaming world... the only exclusives you have anymore are by developers owned by the respective console makers... in other words, games Sony makes are exclusive to PS3, MS games on Xbox, etc. 3rd party companies know they've been seriously losing out on sales by making games for one console.

Snake was in at a time when the big new MGS sequel was on PS3, Ryu added while PS4 exclusive SFV was being promoted, Cloud added whose game never even came to a Nintendo console and after a remake was announced for... not a Nintendo console.

You missed the point, those two system ARE N'T JUST about the exclusives, they have MAJOR third party support & that's key to winning next gen. Third party games are becoming more & more appealing, not to mention that the Wii spark (which made it the best selling console last gen) has died, no one looks at the WiiU and thinks: «Wow, I like the new touch screen controller» because believe it or not, it makes it hard for you to focus from one screen to the other & that doesn't work well with a console that needs to be hooked to a TV (games that support switching gameplay from the TV to the controller are great though!).

Pre-ordering the game for consoles, will come at a price of # 29.99, and grant you the «Lootbag» DLC pack which includes a red - dot - sight for rifles and shotguns, some in - game cash, an exclusive skull mask, a black and red mask, and an «I Love Overkill» mask.

If you aren't crazy about PS4 exclusives, there really is NO reason to get one... I was convinced that this gen I would have to get both consoles at launch again, but so far Sony has proven that I can save the $ 450 and use it on XB1 games.

Apart from exclusive games the appeal of a console at least to me is a streamlined multicapable system that packs a lot of punch and features for a fair price.

When it comes down to it, Zombi is a great port that does an admirable job at bringing a former Nintendo exclusive first - person survival horror game to the PC and current - gen consoles.

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.

Sony announced at its Gamescom press conference earlier today that games from several top indie developers would be console - exclusive to PlayStation platforms at launch.

After a severe drought of Xbox exclusives due to Microsoft seemingly not really giving a shit about them, in comes a brand new IP and from the likes of Rare no less; a once legendary studio that released some of the best games in history on the Nintendo 64, but having completely failed to achieve anything of note (comparatively at least) on the Xbox consoles.

When the PS4 exclusive free to play game Deep Down was fully unveiled at Tokyo Game Show, Capcom promised it would start its beta testing around the Japanese launch of Sony's new console on February 22nd, but looks like development will take a little longer, as revealed by Producer Kazunori Sugiura in a group interview on Dengeki Onlgame Deep Down was fully unveiled at Tokyo Game Show, Capcom promised it would start its beta testing around the Japanese launch of Sony's new console on February 22nd, but looks like development will take a little longer, as revealed by Producer Kazunori Sugiura in a group interview on Dengeki OnlGame Show, Capcom promised it would start its beta testing around the Japanese launch of Sony's new console on February 22nd, but looks like development will take a little longer, as revealed by Producer Kazunori Sugiura in a group interview on Dengeki Online.

just flashing the games on said system its not impossible since the ps3 has its own hdd and since most game developers are tiring to support 360 by making shitty games that arnt over 17 gigs just so they can port it on the 360 on 1 disk mean not much of a pain to download and put on the game console since most people have at least an 60 gig hdd, so they can hold up to at least 3 games at once, since almost all non ps3 exclusives are less 12 gigs but thats just me ranting

While both consoles have exciting exclusive games on the horizon, at launch the Xbox One has the stronger cache of titles.

At launch, Xbox One didn't have the best selection of games, but in the years that have followed some real crackers - both exclusive and multiplatform - have hit the console, bolstering its ever - expanding library.

Jap developers will prefer Nintendo handheld, look at Dragon Quest sales on the 3ds, and the original DS... look at monster hunter sales on the 3ds... every game you seen for the 3ds will now have newer versions with newer hd graphics so now when jap developers make a ps4 game they do not have to think about how they will downgrade it to fit on the NX... with the NX being more powerful than the Vita, and Wii U.... if it use the Tegra 2 chip it will be right next to ps4 1.8 teraflops or higher, but most likely if they use that, Nintendo might underclock it to increase battery power, but lets say they lock it to ps4 1.8 teraflops... every game for ps4 will be on the NX... and this is where the fear comes from... the 3ds have many exclusives, only thing that hold it back was graphics, now that wont be the issue in the NX... look how they announce Dragon quest 11 for NX already... Square Enix is thinking about money... and which console sold most of their games... the 3ds... so do not be surprised every big game from Square Enix and other Japanese developers come to the NX... and if they are anything like CAPCOM they will rather save money and make their game for one console aka the NX like they do with Monster Hunter... me personally I can not wait to see all my favorite games on the 3ds in better graphics... i am a RPG lover and the 3ds have some classics that I love... only thing Nintendo have to worry about is how Western and European side of the world will feel about the new handheld... Japan will love it, handheld sell the most, so it wont take long for NX to pass ps4 sales... but if they can get the attention of western and european... then Sony have reasons to worry and their fans

By virtue of being a next - generation exclusive, Dying Light is one of the first games that I looked at on a graphical level and thought «Wow, these new consoles really are powerful, huh?»

While everyone seems to love the $ 499 console's ability to render games at higher resolutions and and faster frame - rates, Microsoft's lineup of exclusive and enhanced titles isn't enough for everyone to come away voicing unwavering support.

With the exception of Sea of Thieves, Crackdown 3, and State of Decay 2 (all due out this year) every new game that was announced at E3 2017 was either also timed exclusives, third party games or console launch exclusives.

You've been hinting at exclusive content for Nintendo platforms (on top of the exclusive features / modes already present on the Nintendo releases), and while that's great news for Nintendo users, this campaign was mainly targeted at PC gamers (the only version listed when the campaign launched), with (Nintendo) consoles announced later on (and Linux / Mac appearing as a stretch goal), and the majority of funding you received for the campaign was surely from PC gamers, yet what happened since then is that the PC version has been treated a bit like a «secondary» version in terms of your efforts.

As Sony have exclusive console marketing rights for the game, I fully expect to see the Star Wars shooter on stage at the Sony focusing on the PSVR content.

The Wii U's catalog of exclusive games is small at this time, as is the case with any new console, but over the next few years it's expected that game releases will fade out on the Wii in favor of exclusive releases on the Wii U.

It's no exaggeration to say the PS2 is one of the best consoles ever made, at least as far as sheer number and quality of exclusive first and second party games.

At a price of ~ $ 350 for the deluxe bundle packaged with goodies like a 32 GB hard drive and the game Nintendoland, or ~ $ 300 for the just the system with an 8 GB hard drive, parents on a budget may opt to fill a home's console vacancy with an original Wii, which retails at about half the price of the Wii U but comes with the cost of missing out on worthwhile exclusives, specifically Nintendoland and New Super Mario BrosAt a price of ~ $ 350 for the deluxe bundle packaged with goodies like a 32 GB hard drive and the game Nintendoland, or ~ $ 300 for the just the system with an 8 GB hard drive, parents on a budget may opt to fill a home's console vacancy with an original Wii, which retails at about half the price of the Wii U but comes with the cost of missing out on worthwhile exclusives, specifically Nintendoland and New Super Mario Brosat about half the price of the Wii U but comes with the cost of missing out on worthwhile exclusives, specifically Nintendoland and New Super Mario Bros..

If you're a racing game fan pining over buying a PS4, chances are you've been holding off until the release of Evolution's long - delayed DriveClub, the console's first party exclusive racer that was originally due to race off the line at launch last November.

The PlayStation 4 exclusive Spider - Man is swinging its way into the console in 2018, and a new trailer for the game was revealed at E3 2017.

Two exclusive PlayStation 4 bundles will also be making their way to GameStop next Tuesday: a Call of Duty: Black Ops III 1 TB console with a free copy of Destiny: The Taken King is priced at $ 429.99, while a Star Wars: Battlefront 500 GB console bundle (which is not the cool Darth Vader PS4) that comes with a special voucher for classic Star Wars game downloads will go for $ 349.

Although the game is coming first to consoles, both digitally and at retail, EA said it will later release a Window PC version exclusive to its Origin store.

Of course, such arguments are hardly exclusive to video game consoles, at least in the States: Coke vs. Pepsi, McDonald's vs. Burger King, or Sports Team A vs. Sports Team B. Arguing over who had the better console, though, was less like those and perhaps closer to Ford vs. Chevy, chiefly because unlike those others, most people could only afford one.

From our CEO down at Microsoft, there's tons of commitment and enthusiasm for our [console] business [and] we're having tremendous success,» Greenberg added, noting that Xbox One exclusive game sales were strong in holiday 2015 and that overall, «business is good

While gamers wait to try out the new console, much has been discussed about it: some fans have argued that the Xbox One X needs to have its own exclusive games; others rejoiced at the announcement of a classic - style controller; and some scratched their chins at the news that launch title Crackdown 3 has been pushed back, meaning that it won't really be a launch title anymore.

As one example, Pub - G Corp with the hit game PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, is not only partnering to make Xbox the exclusive console at launch but is also running on Azure [Microsoft's cloud computing service].»

While powerhouse publishers of multiplatform games prefer to stick to their guns and follow the trends, the exclusives can step off the beaten track — in order to convince the players to buy the particular console, these games need to break the rules and redefine the trends — if not that, then at least to offer mechanics and graphics polished to perfection.

The fact that Bayonetta 2 is going to be a Wii U exclusive is a bit strange, considering the game's more mature themes and characters and the fact that the original was not on a Nintendo console at all.

Thanks to the cooperation between Sony PlayStation Switzerland and the SGDA, a development version of the game was shown during the Open Air Gampel from August 18th - 21st, where players could take an exclusive look at the game running on Sony's latest console.

Thus, as it stands at the time of writing, the PS4 family has outsold the Xbox One family of consoles, and despite the more powerful Xbox One X being released, it is likely that the PS4 Pro will continue to sell really well due in part to the exclusive games available, but also the fact that it is, again, considerably cheaper than the competition.

Project Scorpio, which showed up on the Microsoft Store website this morning (sort of), was announced as a «true 4K» games console at Microsoft's E3 event last year. Since then, we've learned that it will feature full Xbox One compatibility, VR and AR capabilities with Windows Mixed Reality, and a whole heap of processing power to push its pixels across 4K displays. Today, Jez Corden of Windows Central broke an exclusive regarding graphical scaling and display resolution.

It was one of the most surprising games of the year but Mario Rabbids is an excellent console exclusive and this remains one of the best deals you'll get on a Switch bundle at the moment.

The developers have been hard at work fine - tuning the game in order to get it ready for release before the end of the year, and it will even appear on Xbox as a console exclusive this fall / winter.

No word on how long the exclusive will last, but I would assume we would at least see the game on other consoles by holiday 2017.

That said, it's important to denote that Microsoft won't be making games specifically for the Xbox One S. Sure, some games will have additional HDR capabilities on Microsoft's latest console, but the developers at 343 won't make the game in the Halo franchise an Xbox One S exclusive by any means.

And since our list also allows third - party games that were exclusive to a Nintendo console at launch, we had some very tricky decisions to make.

Furthermore, you should also take a look at the machine's list of exclusive games — titles you can't play on other consoles.

The game will launch on Xbox One as a console exclusive, so this title may eventually make its way to other consoles at some point in the future.

The game will make its console - exclusive debut on the PlayStation 4 system with a closed beta beginning in 2017, which eager captains can sign up for now at www.dreadnought.com/ps4.