Sentences with phrase «game developer supports»

Under a years worth of new content is absurd when literally every other fighting game developer supports their games for years.

But although their add - on setups had the advantage of timing, and were technologically superior to the Wii controllers in every way, they failed in the market due to poor game developer support and glitchy performance.

Not exact matches

THE state's screen funding and development agency, ScreenWest, is considering changes to its funding guidelines to provide support for local game developers.

While the Wii U sold so poorly for many reasons, prime among them is a complete lack of support from so - called third - party developers — game developers other than Nintendo.

Developers talk freely about supporting Oculus Rift and when they do, the queues are long and the intrigue high; at the Rezzed UK game show this year the question everyone asked was if you'd tried Rift.

A lot of creators have taken to crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter and IndieGoGo to gain support and funding for games that have gone on to be hugely successful, and this is now a fairly viable route to go down if you are a private game developer with an idea people will find appealing.

After the report's publication last night, developers of games for the Oculus Rift headset decried Luckey and pulled support of the virtual reality hardware.

The «pure play» bucket holds hardware and software game developers, including virtual reality firms; the «non-pure-play» bucket holds companies that support the pure play firms with IP; the «conglomerate» bucket holds large firms that broadly support the space.

Dark Energy Digital sets the bar incredibly high for every other developer out there as a company that not only cares and supports their games but continuously strives to improve them even after they have your money.

This game deserves more attention than it is getting and I hope more people give it a chance so the developers continue to support it.

Do nt buy this game, don't support idiots like Activision and Rockstar, they are practically ruining the industry, they are sending out a bad message to other developers «make the same identical shitty game as the old one and give a new number next to the name and every body will buy it LOLOLOLOL».

The developers provide excellent support in the forums and are releasing extensive mod tools (all their dev tools) for the game.

This is one of the reasons why we should support smaller developers and start ignoring the giant ones who just make games because of profit not because they love making good games.

Save your money, and support a developer who does more than port their old game to a new engine and add multiplayer.

I'm hoping the developers continue to support the game with more booty to plunder and more decks to swab.

Thankfully EA are one of the first developers to release a game that supports this innovative new feature and needless to say, this may be the most accurate sports game on the console to date.

Just about a year ago, developer Andreas Illiger teased a Tiny Wings sequel, but what it really turned out to be was a huge version 2.0 update to the original game which added Retina Display support and basically an entirely new game type.

PlayStation, while it's currently rather quiet itself in terms of new game announcements, can afford such since we all know it's got plenty of developer support, and it's only a matter of time before people start breaking the silence of their quiet developments.

The developers are doing this by featuring over one hundred and seventy licensed cars from the most iconic brands, offering the largest track roster ever seen on any console racing game, and even including full VR support and 12K resolution (PC only).

According to the developers, Stardew Valley also supports cross-buy, so players who pick up the game on PS Vita will also receive the PS4, and vice versa.

Several years ago, it seemed like microtransactions would be the answer to rising development and publishing costs, providing developers with financial freedom to continue supporting a game with added content and players reassurance that their investment wouldn't go to waste.

I wish it had controller support, and I could have sworn the developers mentioned it at some point, but still, this is a great game.

Finally, the developers are planning to keep supporting the game with post-release updates.

A never ending avalanche of stellar games and support from indie and third party developers allowed us to fully utilize the system's on - the - go aspect, a feature that we fully embraced.

While it didn't impress Chris a lot when he reviewed it at launch, the game ended up among the best - selling titles shipped last year and the developers kept supporting it with continuous updates such as the underappreciated Ghost War PvP mode.

Having already confirmed extensive support for the game in the next 12 months, the developers have now shared more details about what that'll actually mean for players.

While they may not have the gravitas of a Fallout or Star Wars Battlefront, there are still third party and independent developers out there dutifully supporting Nintendo's consoles with interesting games.

The developers have tried to keep the battle fresh by adding some mechanics like the support party members or the overdrive feature but the game is usually too easy that you can defeat most of the major bosses with a standard strategy.

Microsoft is offering an older game that the developers openly cited XBLA policies for the limited DLC support.

Gone Home developer The Fullbright Company is exploring the possibility of adding Oculus Rift support to its first - person exploration game.

There are some extra goodies that the developers threw in for Wi - Fi support but those are only going to be for the hardcore fans of the game.

The best way to incentive to developers to not create trash free games, is to only support quality premium games, lets change this and ios games will be the future and big console games will have their games at least on ipad, and indie developers will start making big quality games ever!

I will be jumping in to support this developer which despite the challenges members of this new team have faced in the past remain committed to high production premium games on iOS.

I don't think either is official, since Pikmin 4 hasn't been officially confirmed to be for NX by Nintendo, and the developer of Riverside said he would only bring the game to the NX if it supported VR (although I don't know why he still put it in the trailer).

If you want to vote with your wallet, it's better you just skip the game altogether and voice your concerns to the dev or prove the developer / publisher wrong and show your support for the Wii U version and get it.

Ironically, if games like this perform well on the Wii U sales-wise, more 3rd - party support from smaller developers will come.

The trailer above shows off several other first - party games, including Splatoon and Mario Kart, while a host of third party publishers and developers are also set to support the Nintendo Switch.

While the PlayStation Vita hasn't received any first - party support from Sony for years now, that doesn't stop third - party developers / indies from launching their games on our favorite little handheld.

Rocket League developer Psyonix has shared a new update on the support for the Nintendo Switch version of the game confirming some of the upgrades that they are planning...

Even pirates see the value, and feel obligated to legitimately purchase the game to support the developer's hard work.

Also, I have no doubt as to the continued support it'll receive from its developers, meaning the best is yet to come for an already great game.

However, the developers said they want to support the game with many updates and a big expansion.

Developers are also free to build on the USB support to add compatibility with additional devices for applications — great for more obscure USB devices, or support for specific types of devices (such as a game controller with proprietary buttons).

Phase 2 is paid app support and we have some big name developers getting games ready for our launch.

For the avid gamers, BBX supports both 2D and 3D gaming while those keen to develop apps for the PlayBook or the new gen BlackBerry smartphones can do so using regular C++ programing language and submit them using RIM's developer toolkit.

The developer of the popular game Pop Corny has been quick to update the app with support for the Passport and it...

OpenGL ES 2.0: RIM has finally added support for OpenGL ES 2.0, a programming interface that lets game developer use 3D graphics hardware.

Game developers should realize that people likes to use controllers and should code their games with support to mapped buttons on keyboard.

With the new mobile specific features, developers also have an important opportunity to help shape the way Web content, games, touch capabilities and more are presented across platforms and devices as Froyo and other platforms deliver full Flash support.»

However, support in apps and games depends on the support provided by developers.