Sentences with phrase «generations of consoles ago»

Not exact matches

Last year brought forth the year of online gaming, the true start to online gaming on the next generation consoles started a year ago from now.

The whole arcade racing genre was forever changed a year ago when a game that went by the title Burnout 3 hit this generation of consoles, and become arguably one of the best for this genre.

When the newest generation of consoles debuted at E3 two years ago, one of the biggest gripes players had about them was that previous titles were not supported.

When LEGO Marvel Super Heroes initially arrived on consoles four years ago, it was Traveller's Tales» first outing of the next generation, but even with the restraints of developing for the older consoles at the same time, it was still an impressive debut.

It was not long ago that a good part of the videogame industry believed that the current generation of consoles, would be the last.

Nintendo had to adapt to the difficulties of HD game development a generation after the rest of the console makers which led to the infamous Wii U droughts, and the reason why Kimishima had to reshape the entire development structure of the company just a few years ago.

An interesting article, but, as someone who has bought none of the newest next - generation consoles (the most recent purchase was an NDS a year ago), I can say that the two reasons I haven't bought a PS3 are: price, and, currently, removal of backwards compatibility from the hardware.

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons released almost 2 years ago for last generation consoles and PC, and a new remastered version of the game is now available for PS4 and Xbox One.

Developer id Software clearly got everything it could out of its engine, especially when you consider this game originally launched in the Xbox 360 / PS3 generation of consoles, seven years ago.

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons released almost 2 years ago for last generation consoles and PC, and a new remastered version of the game is now available...

The Order: 1886 is the best looking and most cinematic game I've ever played, making it one of the few titles for PlayStation 4 (or the Xbox One), that actually encapsulates the visual leap many people expected from the fancy «next - generation» consoles which launched over a year ago.

Microsoft entered the console market 3 generations ago to «stop Sony» (http://www.develop-online.n...) and all the billions of dollars they have can not surpass what is the superior global brand.

The fact that we're at the end of a console generation, not to mention deep in recession, will also make even their biggest successes much smaller than the enormous blockbusters of half a decade ago.

And whilst this is by no means a bad thing, the premise has largely remained the same since the humble roots of Lego Star Wars two console generations ago.

Only a few days ago rumors began circulating that 4A Games, the developers of the Russian flavored dystopic subterranean survival horror delights Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light was going to be re-released on the current generation of consoles as Metro Redux.

The franchise never reached the heights of its predecessors, and the last game in the series was released two console generations ago in 2000.

Up until 11 days ago I was exclusively a Playstation 4 player during this console generation, enjoying games like Bloodborne, Horizon Zero Dawn, and The Last Of Us Remastered.

Turok «s impending arrival on Microsoft's current generation console may not come as much of a shock to many fans of the first - person shooter, as Night Dive Studios revealed roughly two years ago that it had intentions of bringing the remaster to the Xbox.

With Steam, returning games and fixing them has become much easier than ten years ago, and maybe this time the period of instability caused by the change of console generations can be avoided or at least significantly reduced for the sake of both the buyer and the seller.

After all, it wasn't long ago that this generation of consoles barely had a single purpose developed game to play between them.