Sentences with phrase «different generations of console»

To bridge different generations of console players and bring them to one place was an endeavor to share our love for Zombies with as many people as possible.

Not exact matches

The Xbox 360 version of The Godfather is really a very good game that has some improvements from the current generation consoles but nothing that really makes it seem like an overly different experience.

The right comparison would be the same game on different consoles of the same generation / horse power.

[24] The Park Avenue had several different features and configurations to the Caprice, including a range of V6 engines [25], electric reclining rear massage seats, and a unique, Buick - designed dashboard centre console (resembling the fifth - generation Buick Regal) that was not used in any other Caprice.

I'm 32 and I've never seen the most powerful console on the market being the best selling console at the end of a generation and this generation will be no different.

Please only submit a total of four tracks, and each one should be from a different console generation.

Let \'s go back to a different time, a braver time, for an important lesson: back in the first generation of videogame consoles, games were sold as their own consoles.

A rumor appeared last week, citing a report on CVG, in which a «senior game studio source» said that Sony plans on taking the design of the controller for Sony's next - generation home console in a different direction.

The original Dragon Ball XenoVerse game, and the first to hit the newest generation of consoles, tried something completely different.

Overall, The Adventures of Pip is a fantastic 2D platformer that remains true to the genre's roots while adding a cool evolution / devolution feature that lets players experience classic elements from different console generations.

In this short guide we are going to talk about the different generations of home game console and some of the notable games that ran on them.

When you think about horror in space there are many different franchises that can be brought up, but there is one license that deserves a great game on the current generation of consoles as well as PC.

The whispers coming out of GDC suggest that Microsoft has a very different outlook, and that Sony are pushing developer relationships decisively with an eye towards nothing less than «winning» the next console generation.

While she has dabbled in different gaming generations and consoles, you'll probably find a copy of Twisted Metal 2 or Harvest Moon: Back to Nature in her PS3's disc drive these days.

* It will be released on Wii U, PS3, 360, 3DS, PS Vita, PC, and «Next gen» consoles * PC and PS Vita versions will be identical aside from the graphical differences, while the 3DS version will be another Sonic Rush styled game * Similar to Sonic Unleashed (Daytime), Sonic Colours and Sonic Generations where gameplay switches between full 3D movement and 2D side - scrolling sections * Each route in a stage will lead to one of two or three exits at the end that will each take you to a different stage * The developers are trying for a least 20 diferent stages, not including boss battles * «You might unlock Knuckles in any one of three stages.

Although improving each generation and releasing a new game or games, either as third installments or sequels, is a formula we've seen for nearly every generation of Pokémon (with the exception of the sixth generation), it seems a bit odd to release Sun and Moon, then release the improved versions, Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, only to release yet ANOTHER improved version for a completely different console.

Nintendo had both its most successful home console of all time and its most successful handheld of all time last generation, but things have been different this time around.

There's lots discussed in this special edition, including the ins - and - outs of the PSP to new - generation console conversion, the idea of what does or doesn't make a game «mature», and the intricacies of a combat system that supports a whopping fourteen different playable characters, each with their own strengths and weaknesses.

Bandai had jumped into the video game biz during the first generation with a series of generic Pong clones until they released this cartridge based console with seven different games and controllers that sported a keypad and directional disk at the base.

The store is quite huge, plenty of parking space in the back of the store, a lot food places nearby, and has monitors of different consoles ranging from 16 bit era consoles - current generation consoles to play for casuals.

Nintendo has different hardware that many will argue can not keep up with the current generation of consoles, but it's like the difference between cars and go - karts.

The current generation of consoles has not taken off where the games are concerned, but with the next generation, things could be extremely different.