Sentences with phrase «generation of games whether»

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By the time the fourth generation iPad hits shelves, we'll already have a good grasp as to whether the next decade of game development will belong to Canada — or someone else

The truth is that several generations of football fans, whether Arsenal supporters from 1996, Monaco supporters from 1987 or admirers of his generally attacking and exciting brand of football, fell in love with the game thanks to Arsène Wenger.

Generations of players hovered around the floor during games, heatedly debating whether the golden age of high school basketball had passed.

Whether or not V can reach the same level of cultural impact as its predecessor remains to be seen, but with a nice mix of returning cast members, fresh faces and a new outlook on the genre, no franchise is better positioned to lead fighting games into the new generation.

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.

Education Secretary Arne Duncan had said in 2010 that he was «convinced that this new generation of state assessments will be an absolute game - changer in public education» because they would be able to tell millions of school children, parents and teachers — «for the first time» whether students are «on - track for colleges and careers.»

With Gazillion Entertainment's «Marvel Heroes» free - to - play MMO finally launching this week, CBR's Steve Sunu gives his first impressions on whether or not this is the definitive Marvel game of a generation.

I think they may have pulled a Nintendo and secured Vanquish 2 exclusive to Xbox platforms, Actually they may have gone back to Sega like they did with the original xbox and secured a bunch of their games for xbox exclusivity... thats the only way I see them making a quick and big splash with fans... if they announced new studios under their umbrella thats great but fans are not going to see those rewards until the next generation as it will take a few years to get those IP's whether brand new or existing franchises up and running... thats how I see them making shock and awe, IF they even pull that off.

Whether you're talking about PS3 / Xbox exclusives or 3rd party games, last generation was an explosion of new I.P. with countless numbers of high quality triple A games.

In the coming months we will see how the Japanese market being introduced to the PS4 will affect the game, as well as seeing whether or not either of Microsoft or Sony's big AAA game releases will affect the sales of their systems, as most criticism leveled at the new generation of consoles tends to be towards both the systems lack of content not just exclusive content.

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Whether McMillen and his partner Tommy Refenes set out to prove anything or not, Team Meat's ode to old - school platformers ended up one of the last console generation's most influential games.

It's hard to say whether or not it would have lived up to those expectations, but, like the original, it could have easily been a cult hit for the PS3 and one of the most interesting games released this generation.

Whether or not we need a new console generation is one of the most fierce - and important - debates that gamers and pundits are holding at the moment.

Whether the game is currently being developed solely for next - generation platforms, or if a release on Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 is still a possibility as well, has not been stated by the sources of Official Xbox Magazine or CVG.

However, the old argument seems to have reared its head again and we wonder whether, as a new generation of gaming is upon us, that maybe critics and gamers alike will be more receptive to the idea of MP only games.

The big question though, is whether or not enough significant upgrades have been made since the last DS generation of Pokemon games to justify Black / White's existence.

Whether that says more about my expectations or the quality of the game will have to wait until we see more next - generation games in action.

Whether a person is new to this generation of consoles, looking into owning multiple platforms, or completely new to video games as a whole, the first thing they do is check out what exclusive games each platform has to offer.

Whether you're an Xbox 360 veteran looking to return to some seventh generation classics, or you're a new gamer looking to delve into the treasure trove of the most successful Xbox console ever, Backwards Compatibility is easily the most loved new addition to Xbox One.

What we do know is the system will indeed be known as the PS4, its rumored controller is the real deal, it's coming this holiday, and its games look very pretty — although it's debatable whether the games we saw showed the kind of innovation you'd hope to find on a next - generation console.

Check out more Nintendo Switch coverage, including Mic's reports on whether the console will be backwards compatible with games of a previous generation, what current games we want high - definition remakes of and information about the upcoming event.

Whether it's the Wii, the 3DS, the Wii U, mobile gaming, the Nintendo NX... Doesn't matter if their games and systems fly off the shelves or become a permanent fixture there, they're predicted to «go third party» by the end of the generation.

Whether you're interested in sim racers or not, you have to respect the fact that no matter what generation of console, Polyphony's Gran Turismo is always the best looking game on the system.

Whether or not you're a fan of Assassins Creed the fact remains that no other game franchise this generation has given its players so much freedom in such rich and detailed worlds, while simultaneously delivering a powerful, meticulously thought - out narrative.

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In typical Rockstar Games fashion, no words were associated with the teaser image, which helps to create frenzied discussions among gamers as to whether this is a brand new Red Dead Redemption 2 or a next generation redux of some sorts.