Sentences with phrase «earlier this console generation»

You might think I'm crazy, but my love for the Call of Duty franchise didn't begin until Advanced Warfare hit the market just earlier this console generation.

If you think back to the great games of the any of the early console generations, a number of them were developed or published by Konami.

It seemed like an unwritten rule during Nintendo's earlier console generations that Kirby was to be the closing act.

Not exact matches

In the early months of PlayStation 2, the original «Zone of the Enders» was hyped as being a game that could deliver the new types of experiences gamers had been hoping for with the new generation of consoles.

Nintendo will outsell PS4 and Xbox 720 for 2 - 3 years, and we all know that whoever gains an early momentum will win the console - war of that generation.

Their output has spanned early 8 - bit titles, through 16 - bit and 32 - bit systems all the way to modern systems and the latest eighth generation of consoles, they have even announced Xbox One X support for F1 2017.

Maybe they're just coasting through the early years of this generation, shifting their major investments into a mid or late - mid gen release of a console that will perform significantly better than competitors, while timing it so Sony / Microsoft can't respond well?

You might think it's too early to start thinking about the next generation of videogame consoles but Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot would disagree with you.

but it's too early say this generation sucks here are some things that i don't like so far: - the abuse of the terms; AAA, system sellers, attach rate, SKU, next gen and console war - developers talking sh!t, it's getting worse than professional wrestling - timed exclusives

The timing is also relevant, as early adopters anticipate the leap in performance from one generation to the next, and there are less features and games to distinguish those early purchases than later in the consoles» life cycles.

In one of their annual reports, the company has stated that they plan to «take an IP developed for earlier generations of game consoles and recreate it for the latest consoles.»

Early in this console generation, both Sony and Microsoft bet big on a new linear single - player - oriented property.

And for the last 3 generations PlayStation has won RoW and I don't see that changing unless China really takes a liking to one specific console, which we won't know until next year at the earliest, so excluding China for now 15m / 8m in favor of the PS4.

We are early on in this console generation when you think about the multiple years that a console generation runs.

The developers, Starbreeze Studios, sold the IP to the publisher, 505 Games earlier this year for $ 500,000, it's clear that the publisher so the potential of the game and have ported the game to next generation consoles already!

And here we are, early months into the launch of this generation, and we have both sold more consoles than we have ever sold at launch.

Should those of us who picked up consoles early this generation feel aggrieved at newer, more powerful models releasing only three years later?

Through a whole generation of consoles, these games have stuck with us as novel gaming experiences that defined our early years of the past console generation.

There was another big number driving Sony's decisions: per an interview with Kotaku, nearly 50 % of people who were buying a PlayStation 4 early on hadn't owned a PlayStation 3, either because they owned another console in the last generation or skipped out on a console.

As an early adopter for the new console generation I was incredibly excited that Housemarque, the...

The way his facial expressions and movement were realised in early trailers for Infamous: Second Son highlighted the power of Sony's next - gen console and became labelled — rightly or wrongly, depending on your opinion — Sony's first game for the next generation.

Playing Final Fantasy IX at the same time as FFXV, as I am, is really interesting, to see how the two games — separated by several years and console generations — approach their early hours.

I know it's a bit early in this console generation, but there really aren't many games that support two player local co-op right now.

Currently in development for PC and Next Generation consoles at THQ Nordic studio Black Forest Games, Fade to Silence is launching on Steam Early Access on December 14, 2017 for $ 29.99.

As we broke out of the early 2000's with the seventh generation consoles, we saw an increase in video game prices as well as new concepts to encourage the consumer to spend more money: downloadable content and subsequently, the infamous season pass.

While what counts as the very first proper video is not entirely clear and depends on who you ask, most people can agree that the first generation of video game consoles for home use came out in the early 1970s.

We can see that this generation is smaller than last generation and that consumers started to move away from consoles early on with the Wii and many haven't yet upgraded from Xbox 360 / PS3.

Growing up while the fifth generation of consoles reigned supreme meant that Brendan missed out on much of the 80's and early 90's of gaming the first time around.

However, regarding seventh - generation console graphics, I think it's still a bit too early to call this one in.

With Foxtel Play's upcoming Xbox One arrival, the subscription service is will now be available on both current generation consoles, as the service released on PlayStation 4 earlier this year.

«Table Top Racing: World Tour» is now in the early stages of development for the new generation of consoles, PC and mobile, launching first on PlayStation.

Not content to keep the Dynasty Warriors - style action games focused on the warfare of the Three Kingdoms in China, Tecmo Koei created Bladestorm: The Hundred Years» War early in the last console generation, a game that instead focused on the clash between France and England.

The early console wars between Sony, Nintendo, and Sega created a whole generation of platformers which changed the landscape of game development...

Developer: Evolution Studios Publisher: Sony Platform: PS4 ETA: Early 2014 With Forza Motorsport 5 leading the pack of next generation console driving games on Xbox One, Sony needed a ravishing racer of their own to compete on PS4.

Coming to the platforms, Pitchford had confirmed at an earlier time that the next Borderlands game would be built exclusively for the eighth generation consoles, which means that it will be playable for the Xbox One and the PS4.

Some of them — «Mario Kart 8», «Splatoon 2» — are gussied - up versions of games that appeared on Nintendo's earlier Wii U. Others, such as «Payday 2», relaunched last week, or the forthcoming «Dark Souls», come from an earlier generation of consoles, re-engineered for an audience desperate for games to play on the go.

I can't confirm all too much since the development is still in early stages, but for now I can confirm that we are going to release on both current and next generation consoles and we will also release the game on our own platform exclusively for PC and Mac.

It feels too early for generation eight, plus releasing the first game of a new generation on a home console rather than a handheld console seems to me to shake up the foundation of Pokémon as a franchise too much.

With limited third party devices available at retail for controller customization for the Xbox One, such an accessible feature in a flagship franchise would establish goodwill and trust between Xbox One and its disabled gamers early in the console generation.

Test Drive Unlimited was one of those early games on the Xbox 360 which showed where the newer generation of consoles could take players.

When final results come in early next year it is likely DFC will look to slightly raise its console software forecasts for this generation.

More than any other hardware generation, the 16 - bit consoles of the early «90s defy the often cruel effects of time.

In the early days of the Xbox 360 (yes, I chronicle my life by console generation), I felt like turn - based strategy had fallen off developers» maps.

This week's question of the week is pretty simple: what, in your opinion, is the best generation of consoles from the earliest until today's consoles?

Due to the nature of early 3D games, a lot of beloved games from the era just haven't aged all that well and don't hold up to one memories a lot of the time, but even with that aside, I feel all systems from the generation only had a handful of memorable games, those of which are very good, but I don't feel it's a case where quality makes up for quantity, as both previous and later consoles have games that are just as good and more often than not in bigger numbers.

With Microsoft getting the early headstart on the next - generation console race with the Xbox 360, we are still seeing a slew of games released on the Xbox, which still seems to have plenty of life in it.

I wasn't planning on buying into the Xbox One or PlayStation 4 until Christmas at the earliest, and so I hadn't been tracking half of the new generation of console titles like I should have been.

Although not much details were revealed, chipset and processor manufacturer AMD said earlier that the company was working on a design for a «next - generation console scheduled to be released in 2016.»

This prolonged production period may well have annoyed those Wii U owners who were holding out for an original Zelda adventure on their much - maligned console, but the upside for Switch players is that we have a launch release which has benefitted from the kind of development period few first - generation titles are lucky enough to receive; Breath of the Wild refreshingly lacks the rough edges which usually plague early software and instead delivers a polished and mature experience which comes close to being worth purchasing a Switch for alone.

Resident Evil has spawned numerous sequels and spin - offs, and the classic survival horror game is so legendary that it has even received multiple rereleases over the years, including the acclaimed 2002 remake on the Nintendo GameCube and the upcoming remastered version planned for next - generation consoles in early 2015.