Sentences with phrase «gen feel to the game»

Not exact matches

Probably the best looking game on current gen consoles and a deep story, whose only weak point is that we get the feeling that the best is yet to come.

Overall, it's not a bad looking game as the characters look decent, especially the Dragons but once again the game has this previous - gen console feel to it.

Despite former EA COO Peter Moore saying the publisher wasn't interested in remakes because «it feels like pushing stuff out because you've run out of ideas,» here we are — Burnout Paradise Remastered is the company's first big name game to see a re-release on current - gen consoles.

So that's where Bluepoint Games came into the picture who have successfully upscaled this game onto the PlayStation 4 in terms of visuals and gaming adjustments to make it feel more like a next - gen title, rather then just a resolution boost.

The first thing that you notice about Samurai Warriors 4 is that the series finally feels like a next - gen title, especially with the lush FULL HD graphics as it returns gamers to the Warring States of feudal Japan.

There's just one caveat to waiting; a new Xperia Play successor will probably be out in no time and buying the first - gen phone to play Xperia Play games that will come in the future will feel outdated.

both machines have great upscalers sony should stop pushing this 1080p over great game play.If they did not have mandate games would actually play and look better.Ryse is 900p yet it looks better than any next gen game some feel its repetitive but so are many hack n slash play the game on legendary and learn the combos its really fun.AC4 looks better on XB1 and its much lower resolution no fog to cover lod due to ps4 version being 1080p it had to have cut backs same with Infamous im looking forward to that game but im sad there is no realtime shadows if no mandate and game was made in 900p we would have that and it still would look great.Sony needs to stop lying don't let them off easy and gamers need to chill and just judge a game if it looks good graphically and is clear stop with the resolution cause it always does not make a better game.If resolution is what is important then everyone should be playing on pc where the highest rsoloution can be found if your a gamers and want great exclusive games choose the console that has your game of choice or get both end of story!!!

It's also one of the few games I've played that, at least graphically, finally feels next - gen to me (current - gen technically).

My gaming spark got extinguished dis gen, ps2 era of gaming was weyyy more fun 4 me everything jus felt same old to me dis gen wit d exception of titles like MGS4, demon / dark souls, dead space 1 & 2 & RDR... games i had high hopes 4 were ruined like ff, RE, socom, recent R&C titles SC5 & NGS3 as well, i can't judge gms like halos, gears, forza & fable since im nt a 360 owner bt i loved d 1st halo bac on original xbox.

This is going to be the best Zelda game of the past three gens, I can feel it!

Just feels like these companies found it hard to make a game on the last gens so they busted butt to get a great one out.

Assassin's Creed Rogue, the latest entry in the long - running Assassin's Creed series and perhaps the last releasing on past - gen consoles, initially feels more like an expansion to Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag than a full - fledged game.

The best games from the era managed to make that work (hell, even I'm hoping that the System Shock remake takes a few queues from the Bioshock series) but overall gaming last gen very much felt like an introductory course to the medium.

If Titanfall Xbox One doesn't look and play significantly better than the 360 version, it takes away from the title's next gen allure; convincing gamers to drop $ 500 for an Xbox One to play Titanfall becomes a much harder sell if they feel they can get essentially the same experience on the console they already have.

Overall I'd say that the game has more of a generation 1.5 look to it than a next - gen feel.

People remember and still love their Nes / PS1 / Dreamcast / 360's but I feel that 10 year from now nobody is gonna remember this gens consoles... maybe we'll remember one game we have fun with but no THE console.

Just past the famous statue we come down the mountain and are greeted with a fine view of the city of Rio, here the game really shows off its impressive draw distance as we can literally see for miles giving the track that true current gen feel to it.

If anyone has any suggestions for games they'd like to see me document my path to the platinum for, or just want to kick back and talk about how amazing Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare is, feel free to hit me up on Twitter @Vyprstryke, or any of the aforementioned current - gen platforms at the same username.

I love this game, I adore its style and the way its bespoke engine makes it look and to a certain extent feel quite unlike any other game on next - gen platforms.

The first thing that you notice about Samurai Warriors 4 is that the series finally feels like a next - gen title, especially with the lush FULL HD graphics as it returns gamers to the Warring States of feudal Japan.

How To Survive 2 isnt a bad looking game but I feel it could of been better looking in terms of the overall visual quality that could of been achieved on current gen machines but there are a few good aspects of the visuals.

If you've played current gen Assassin's Creed games, and missed the initial release of Rogue, then you'll really have to forgive how clunky the gameplay now feels.

That won't stop actual next - gen games from being difficult to market, as long as publishers feel like profit margins don't justify jettisoning the old boxes from orbit.

The feeling I keep getting is that Epic wanted to get one more title in before next - gen, and again, if it's a fun game, and brings something fresh to the Gears world, I won't complain.

And some are claiming that the loading times are cut down a bit but to be honest I did not personally feel that way, but with the next - gen consoles there is no worry as you can easily pop in and out of a game while it runs in the background and you can do other stuff while you wait instead of staring at a picture of the map you are about to play loads up.

After hours of download, I finally got to preview the upcoming Bungie game - changer Destiny for 16 non-stop rigorous hours on my old gen console (PS3), and by all standards I have a mixed bag feeling about this title.

The visual quality of this game does have some next «gen» feel to it.

I never enjoyed the blocky looking 3D of the 32 - 64 bit gen systems and beyond those I felt like I didn't want to commit endless hours on just one game.

As mentioned, things ramp up quite slowly, and indeed it may feel like the game never really takes off as it drills new skills in to you with each stage, only to provide one or two gen...

JIm, I'm pretty sure you covered this already but I would like to see again your opinion about the argument «don't like it, don't buy it» (a.k.a. «no one is forcing you to buy it») that (imo) plagued the previous gen and may only get worse this gen where games feel more expensive than it should be.

Not only does the game feature a much more stable framerate and a much friendlier controller than the clunky mess that was the Wii U Gamepad, but the fact you can now play this over-the-top action gem anywhere you feel like due to the Switch's portability is more than enough to guarantee a purchase, even if it's a bit expensive for a port of a last - gen title.

Uh, the whole point of the game is to get a feel for MGS on next gen systems before the main game comes out.