Sentences with phrase «controller ports made»

Really if you think about it, not only did Goldeneye popularize the FPS on consoles, but its brilliant use of the four controller ports made that a must - have feature on all future consoles, well, except the ps2.

Not exact matches

A port from X-Box 360 is always the easiest to do from what I've read, so basically they just need to make it compatible with Windows Vista 7 and 8, add some achievements, add a slider so we can crank up some of the graphics settings, and configure the controller to be rebindable and recognize gamepads and Xbox 360 / PS3 controllers when they're plugged into the PC.

The game is now available on the Apple TV, and what makes it more interesting than most typical Apple TV ports is this is yet another high profile game that Apple is heavily promoting with an Editor's Choice nod that requires an MFi controller to play...

Plugging the controller into the second player port of your PlayStation prevented Pyscho Mantis from using his powers and made the fight more bearable.

being able to use all four controller ports is fine but well lets just hope that the cord is long enough to use cause i cant see anyone making ext cords for mem cards

You can not only make Pip evolve by defeating special enemies, but you can devolve him at any time by holding down the Circle button (I mention the Circle button as I was using a DualShock 4 controller plugged into one of my computer's USB ports to play the game).

Trivial Pursuit for the Xbox 360 is the quizz game we all know and love, ported to the television screen and controller, and making matters more competitive than ever before.

Storing the bulk of its major components in an accompanying controller, Pico Neo delivers a VR experience that can rival that of the Samsung Gear VR and make the transition to PC by simply being plugged into a USB port.

Sounds to me like they may have decided to make one controller for VC and ports which, IMHO, is a good idea.»

Breaking the fourth wall, having to change controller ports to evade his «telepathic» ability, assuming control of Meryl and making her fling out lascivious comments, the screen going blank, reading other Konami save files on your memory card: suffice to say, I've encountered no other fight quite like it.

Everything is carefully designed around controllers, so we aren't just going to make a PC game and port it to console.

Players will remember him as the boss who made them switch controller ports and who could read the memory cards on their original Playstations.

The Nintendo Switch Joy - Con Charging Grip is almost identical to the Joy - Con Grip bundled with the Nintendo Switch console apart from the fact that it features a top - mounted charging port, allowing users to keep playing with the Grip controller even when the Joy - Cons have no battery, and also that its handles are made from a dark transparent plastic rather than a matte black one.

If you didn't know, Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone DX is actually the port of the SEGA - AM2 developed arcade game, so releasing an arcade style controller for this release makes sense.

So, I discounted the Playstation controllers due to requiring either adapters, third party drivers, or merely being stuck with XBox symbols in console port games for the gamepad (which makes playing the game confusing).

Vive Wave is an open VR platform, so when developers port content originally made for the HTC Vive across to the Vive Focus, they can either make use of the new 3DoF hand controller, or keep the 6DoF controls and use additional accessories.

Everything from the original hardware seams to the cartridge and controller ports have been etched into the plastic, and make the device look exactly how you remember it... but smaller.

With controlled bursts, spray all of the ports and crevices on the controller to make sure there isn't any dust hiding in a sneaky spot.

A 3.5mm - headphone jack was added to offset the Kinect port's removal, as well as a textured grip to make the controller feel more comfortable.

Some options include a solenoid hood lock that eliminates the need for a physical key by making the chassis lockable through a password or remotely over the network; a rear port controller that clips into the back of a computer to secure input devices and prevent the removal or addition of cables; or an integrated work centre that not only saves space by integrating the monitor and the PC, but also works with a standard Kensington lock to secure both the monitor and PC at once.