Sentences with phrase «generation gaming looked»

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«Racing games such as Forza present the ideal showcase for next generation gaming and we believe the Pro Racing Wheel brings the most engaging experience to passionate gamers looking for the next level of realism,» said Darren Richardson, President and Chief Executive Officer of Mad Catz.

Eurogamer has looked at the past generation of gaming and granted Super Mario Galaxy their Game of the Generatgeneration of gaming and granted Super Mario Galaxy their Game of the GenerationGeneration title.

Japanese game development has taken a back seat to more popular western developers in recent years, but if this year's TGS is any indication of where Japan's videogames industry is headed, we're looking at a long and exciting next - generation in gaming.

Looking back at the huge catalogue of racing games that came out in the 7th generation of console gaming, I would say that Codemasters & rsquo; original GRID was certainly up there as one of my favourit...

As we start the wrap up of a gaming generation, it's natural to look back over the last generation to see which games resonated most with their audience.

When I was looking for a job after graduating from university, I wanted to go into either games or toys... I'm just from that gaming generation.

games are created, crafted, designed, coded, scripted and entirely build on pc and then PORTED to console even console exculsives are made on a gaming rig, then shrunk down to work on consoles, thats why devs always have those nice screenshots to show you months before release and then the game comes out on console and looks nothing like the up - rezzed, highly anti aliasied screens of the pc shots they showed that is why, when there is a pc version, it is always far superior sleeping dogs and hitman absolution are perfect examples, the pc versions look two generations beyond the console versions

whom has done nothing with their gaming budget other than throwing it around as handouts in order to share PS3 games... and all the while closing numerous in house studios... a lot of MGS games are even based off of UE3... instead of MS building a proprietary middleware product line shared throughout their internal studios... they license 3rd party middleware instead... an easy way to make a decent looking game quickly... but never a way to push ANY envelopes, at least not after the engine is already 3 years old... but Sony does this each generation... the 1st party stuff initially shows off what the system can do earlier on than any 3rd party software (well mostly, MGS2 was one of the first to push the PS2, MGS4 ditto for the PS3)... and 3rd pary stuff gets up to speed afterwards... you WILL see some incredible 3rd party content eventually, but for now... SCE is the only company pumping millions into the tech side of game development... MS isn't... and Nintendo doesn't even know what any of that is...

Vince Zampella (with an assist from a now departed Jason West) and his team look to once again change the face of multi-player gaming, defining it anew for this next - generation of consoles.

This generation of gaming has looked a little slim when it comes to the variety of competing Baseball games on both PS4 and Xbox One.

With the Nintendo Switch dominating the gaming market, and more developers working to bring their older titles to new system, I thought I'd take a look at some of the best games from previous generations that I'd happily pay money to play on the Switch.

However, the release of an old great in Crash, has lead me to look deep into my collection of games, to find a select few games from the current generation of gaming, that give me hope that the days of old are not completely gone.

Borrowing, stylistically, from the games of the 16 - bit era, Kobold's Quest looks in many ways like it was ported from a different generation of gaming, but the sense of humor is certainly a bit more up - to date and adult in nature.

Obviously a year in the gaming world brings a whole new generation of graphic upgrades, and since this title is built on the foundation of the Unreal 3 engine, you can bet that the game looks absolutely gorgeous.

Bluepoint Studios did a great job bringing one of gaming's greatest trilogies to a new generation of PlayStation fans, and these games have never looked better.

Well if it's so and you want to experience new generation of gaming then now it's time to upgrade to a full body sensor gaming suit with cool looks.

That goodwill has translated to enormous sales, and for a generation that many thought would be the final one, we now have a renewed interest in console gaming, and are starting to look ahead toward the future.

Following a road peppered with highs, lows and in - betweens, SEGA has taken the poor guy on a heck of a ride getting him to where he is today, and with the recent announcement of his latest adventure, Sonic Forces, the time is right to look back at how one unassuming little rodent changed the face of gaming for an entire generation.

While we've already been spoiled by the incredible graphics on display in games such as inFAMOUS: Second Son, Ryse: Son of Rome and Assassin's Creed: Unity, The Order manages to nudge its way into the conversation as a talking piece for how spectacular games can — and will — look on this newest generation of gaming consoles.

With a reputable back catalog, the Wii U is a favorable option for a family looking for a next - generation gaming console with something everyone in the family can enjoy.

This generation of gaming has looked a little slim when it comes to the variety of competing Baseball games...

And part 4 will look at all three in an effort to compare and predict the outcome of the motion wars, as well as try and imagine what motion gaming on a whole will look like next generation and beyond.

With the much - awaited next generation console gaming hardware just around the corner, the first edition of GAMEHOTEL REPLAY looked at how key games have taken advantage of the creative potential offered by new game consoles in recent years.

As the much - awaited next generation console gaming hardware is set for launch, GAMEHOTEL REPLAY looks at how new technology has affected the innovation and creativity in game design in recent years.

With both consoles outpacing their last generation counterparts — Ps3 and Xbox 360 — console gaming is looking pretty darn good right now.

With the much - awaited next generation console gaming hardware just around the corner, GAMEHOTEL REPLAY invited the audience to frame gaming within a larger perspective, and look at how new technology has affected innovation and creativity in game design in recent years.

There's actually a brief showcase of what the game looks like running on the PS4, Xbox One and PC for today's generation of consoles and gaming platforms.

CoD is a bona fide superstar of gaming, and the next arrival in the series, Call of Duty: Ghosts, will be looking to showcase what the next - generation of first person shooters can provide in a world where the US has been conquered.

If you look at the LAST console generation — PS2 and XBOX in particular — you see a continuation of previous trends of console gaming: one or two players for most games (occasionally up to four) sitting together playing the same basic games but at better resolutions with cooler sounds and graphics.

But with A Way Out it looks to breath life into co-op gaming and resurrect it for the new generation of gamers.

Gears of War has become a pillar for Xbox and now newly assembled developer The Coalition (formally Black Tusk) looks to bring its vision of the Gears world to the this generation of gaming.

We are looking for an experienced Unity Software Engineers to join our start - up team to develop next - generation mobile social gaming experiences to users.»

When I was looking for a job after graduating from university, I wanted to go into either games or toys... I'm just from that gaming generation.

If this can be any foresight as to what we can expect series reboots to look like in the coming generations, a lot of past gaming Legends will be born again, better than ever, in similar fashion of Tomb Raider... Until then, one can only hope for the best with the right developer behind the wheel like Crystal Dynamics!

Instead, they are looking toward the future for a new generation of handheld gaming devices.

[4] Writing in 2005, David Braben described the narrative structure of current videogames as «little different to the stories of those Harold Lloyd films of the 1920s», and considered genuinely open - ended stories to be the «Holy Grail we are looking for in fifth generation gaming».

It looks like Microsoft is going all out to put pressure on its rivals as the Xbox One is now the cheapest of the current generation of gaming consoles on a regular basis.

GTA V looks like its going to be the culmination of Rockstar's pursuit of perfect for this generation of gaming.

Overall, Ghosts looks like it'll be a fairly impressive entry in the Call of Duty series and the perfect first step into the next generation of gaming for one of Activision's most popular franchises.

Looking back at the last couple generations of gaming, there's an obvious domino effect.

XBLA and PSN provide the perfect marketplace (and the perfect excuse) to dredge up and reboot some classic gaming franchises for a new generation... and it looks like we're nearing the very bottom of the barrel.

One of gaming's most beloved franchises, as well single - handedly correcting the spelling of a generation of young historians, Assassin's Creed Origins captured plenty of attention with its eagle scouting functionality and the stunning 4K splendor making an already pretty series look truly beautiful.

This cover stands as a monument to one of the best baseball players and gaming consoles ever (the SNES was fortunate enough not to have its career plagued by hamstring injuries) that a whole generation of gamers can look back upon and remember their childhood by.

At the time, it was probably a sign of the game's relatively small production values, but the character windows are certainly more fun to look at than most of gaming's cinematics from that generation.