Sentences with phrase «generation of consoles there»

With the new generation of consoles there's still a lot to learn.

Not exact matches

Is there any interest at Rockstar Games to start working on it, and launch it, during this generation of console hardware?

$ 300 is a touch steep for a Nintendo console, especially since (as they've shown in the last couple of console generations) there will be like 3 - 4 really good games in 5 years.

For a modern game, released on this generation of consoles, there's no excuse for a game like this to struggle to maintain 30 fps.

Then there's the fog, the nuisance of the past console generations.

With two generations of consoles, handhelds and PC games out there, there might be other good looking characters missing from our list.

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...

Whether they'll be able to release Horizon 2 (or whatever it will be called) before the end of the generation is another matter entirely, with Sony believed to be gearing to launch PlayStation 5 between 2019 and 2020; this means there's a chance it could be a launch title for the new console, or possibly a cross-generation game like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

«Project CARS might offer the best race - driver experience to date, but there's little doubt in my mind that Forza Motorsport 6 provides the most comprehensive racing experience on not just the Xbox One, but consoles, this generation,» Nicholas said, matter - of - factly, in his review.

There is also a fair amount of white plastic around the center stack and console, reminding us of the first - generation Chevrolet Volt.

The boot comes with 360 liters of cargo space and just like in the first generation, there are plenty of pockets and cubbyholes spread throughout the interior, along with a big glovebox compartment and smaller storage areas integrated in the center console.

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

While riddled with flawed execution, Remember Me is nonetheless a pleasant surprise, delivering a fresh, new IP from an untested studio that shows there's plenty to be gotten from the current generation of consoles, especially in terms of graphics.

There are already quite a handful of current - generation console games on the Switch, like the ever - popular

Get an external... «Sure, there are options for external storage devices, but should that really be the norm of this console generation?»

There are already quite a handful of current - generation console games on the Switch, like the ever - popular Rocket League, for example.

«This generation it seems like there are about a third of the number of triple - A titles in development across the industry as there was last time around — his generation it seems like there are about a third of the number of triple - A titles in development across the industry as there was last time around» Its because publishers had little faith in next gen consoles before they were announced and hit the shelves.

The Sonic franchise was finally making a turn around with titles like Sonic Colors and Sonic Generations, now those of us without a Wii U console will be left out in the dark (and there are many of us according to console sales reports).

There have been a lot of criticisms in this console generation because of the perceived reliance on the re-release, but this move just makes a ton of sense financially and from a marketing standpoint.

I do nt think the stock consoles of this gen were too weak for the gen.. There just wasn't a huge change in design paradigms for games in general like we've seen in previous generations.

This just goes to show that there is still plenty of life left in the current generation of consoles, and for some us, we are a bit backlogged on games we have wanted to play.

Sony needs to realize that this generation of consoles and the people who are buying into the ps3 that online gaming and it's psn / Home service matter a hell of a lot more than last gen and at this stage the Playstation is behind it's competitor on the online front I am a happy ps3 owner but can see why some refuse to buy into it just yet, however i think millions of potential ps3 owners are just biding there time and will come flocking to the system once a price of around # 299 is reached.

There have been calls, emails, tweets, Facebook posts, and yes, even the occasional person showing up to our offices to plead the case for the acclaimed series to enter the next generation of the console.

While there was not much of interest from gamers towards Nintendo, since this console generation started, but things have turned around with the reveal of Nintendo's upcoming console.

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.

There's little doubt though, that while Dark Souls as a series is soul - shatteringly hard, it's also one of the more popular niche games to arise in the last generation of consoles.

When it came time for the next generation of consoles, back then being something completely new, there was the choice of the Sega Genesis or the Super Nintendo.

The Xbox 360 was dominating most of the seventh generation of consoles and there was huge demand for the console.

As the current generation of consoles finally seems to be coming to its close, it's a shame that even with such glowing praise in its native Japan, there haven't been any plans announced to release in the west what what could be one of PS3 ′ s last major Japanese exclusives.

There wasn't much pushed out by Activision but it's one of the better Transformers games on the market for last generation consoles.

If there is one thing that can be said about the series» jump to the next generation of consoles is that this is easily the best looking game in the series to date.

Sure, you get odd title here and there, but nothing to the extent of previous console generations, which is probably for the best; they were usually awful.

There's been some rumors flying around that a Road Rash update was coming to the current generation of consoles but I have yet to read anything that confirms it.

There has also been rumors from MCV UK that both Sony and Microsoft would be making announcements at this year's E3 about the next generation of consoles.

The tech is there, costs, volume of parts for production will be, importantly we're well into this generation, a standard length of time for a Sony games console and more importantly developers want a bigger canvas to make their art.

However, there are many fallen or dormant franchises that deserve a second chance and with the arrival of a new generation of consoles, what better time to resurrect some of these overlooked franchises.

We're probably nearing the end of this generation, with rumours of the PS5 already starting to swirl and whilst we may still have a few years left until we get to the new generation of consoles, there's no denying both companies are working on the next step.

There's no denying that this console was a juggernaut in its day, and it reigned supreme for the majority of its console generation (in terms of popularity and performance).

Obviously, EA is not about to go second - party in the 8th generation of consoles, but for a few months there have been rumors that Microsoft and EA were working on a limited or timed exclusivity deal for a number of major franchises.

And there's so much more making up our 100 Games For 2018 special with looks at the future of PSVR, indie titles, the convergence of violence and emotion in games, the titles that will be pushing 4K and some looks at the hot topics going into 2018; do we need a new generation of consoles and what next for loot boxes?

After a couple of rather lean years for racing game fans at the outset of this console generation, there's now a wealth of games to choose from, covering all angles of the genre.

The low polygon 3d environments that retro games fully operate on may be hard to swallow for the generation of gamers who were raised on AAA games on newer consoles onwards, but I believe I speak for most of us gamers (as part of the first wave of millennials) that there is an unspeakable, unmentionable, and undoubtable charm to explore worlds that are totally otherworldly, even if they are a byproduct of being a technical limitation.

From classic older games like Donkey Kong and Space Invaders, all the way through to the current generation of consoles, there's sure to be something here that appeals to everyone.

Pretty much any game can be a pack - in game, it's common for there to be multiple pack - in games over the course of a console generation.

This generation of console gaming may be a little light in terms of big AAA - titles so far, but there hasn't been a shortage of things to play thanks to the ever - growing list of talented indie developers who are more than happy to release their games to a community starving for something new.

There was a consensus from Techland, Press Play, I Fight Bears, Mobile Media and Umbra that «porting» games at the start of a new console generation is an important learning curve for developers, helping teams to, as Hunt says, «get a grounding in the new technology without risking the future of the entire studio».

Based on all these assumptions, there is a very high probability of you guys getting a confirmation for the current generation console versions of Tekken 7, feel free to leave a comment below i'd like to know your thoughts on Tekken 7.

It's been a few years since we've seen the last Dead Island game, and there aren't many zombie games on the current generation of consoles, so it probably is the best time for Deep Silver to try and capitalise on that market.

Since the previous generation of consoles launched in the mid-2000s, there have been many new technological innovations.

There's been a lot of speculation about what this means for future games in the next generation, but most of it has been answered with pure hokum dictated by the console manufacturers, as in this IGN interview with Mark Rubin of Infinity Ward.