Sentences with phrase «graphical showcase for»

Handling and AI are the best that they've ever been in the series, and the game is a graphical showcase for the PS4's power.

«Like how the original Gears of War was a visual showcase for the Xbox 360, Gears of War 4 will be a graphical showcase for the Xbox One.»

As well as creating a graphical showcase for not just the forthcoming Xbox One X but the standard Xbox One itself, Turn 10 Studios has also produced a game that rights the few wrongs of the last game and truly focuses on the player experience.

Handling and AI are the best that they've ever been in the series, and the game is a graphical showcase for the PS4's power.

First party games are all about making the hardware attractive for people to buy, and Infamous: Second Son is a graphical showcase for the PS4.

Paragon was Epic's take on the MOBA genre that acted as a graphical showcase for Unreal Engine 4 at the same time.

Had Driveclub come out at the launch of the PS4, it would have been a decent graphical showcase for the new console.

Indeed, «Gran Turismo Sport» is the latest entry in the long - running simulation racing series, and it's no doubt going to be another graphical showcase for the PlayStation 4.

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It's blazing fast, easily on par with the Xbox Live Arcade original, and it's a showcase for the graphical prowess of the initial batch of Windows RT tablets.

Chris Kramer, communications director for Capcom, stated that «the intention of both «RE5 ′ and «Street Fighter IV» was to go for graphical showcases, which is not what the center of the bullseye Wii is aiming for.»

This game isn't a graphical showcase by a long shot for the Nintendo 3DS, but the developers did utilize the more powerful hardware to make things more cleaner and easier to judge in 3D.

Capcom has released a new trailer and soundtrack sampler to showcase the different music for the two graphical modes in Ultra Street Fighter II.

Guys Guys, the BETA isn't meant to be a graphical showcase, It's ONLY meant for «Technical test» for the new Dedicated servers that they've been using for Gears 4, that's what Rod Fergusson said.

On the graphical front Titanfall is not the showcase for what the Xbox One can do that many like myself who were hoping for, with a fair amount of screen tearing being one of the stranger problems the game has — it's 2014, this sort of thing just shouldn't happen.

Expecting just a showcase for graphical powers of vita, the game turned out to be an all round blast, it had depth, it had variety, it had everything, only one thing i hated about it was the touch controls for action sequence, (spoiler alert) even the final battle.

For starters, it runs really well on low end GTX 650 Ti graphics cards and it is also supposed to be a graphical showcase on high end cards.

Couple this with the extra power and resolution that the 3DS has over its closest ancestor and there's a much better graphical showcase on offer for 2D lovers as well, which is why we can expect bigger and better looking games than what's been possible on the DS to date.

The increased graphical fidelity showcased by launch titles like Killzone: Shadow Fall and Knack, to a lesser extent, were certainly impressive in showing off what games would look like on the shiny new box, but it was the promise of being able to share your gameplay experiences with anyone by streaming your gameplay via Twitch, saving screenshots or 15 minute long gameplay clips or even reincarnating couch coop by allowing others to participate in single players games that made the Playstation 4 seem like a next generation machine for the socially connected world we inhabited.

A few months ago, Fergusson already stated that the wanted the upcoming Gears 4 to be a «graphical showcase» for the Xbox One, just like the original Gears was for the Xbox 360.

While official specs for the console haven't been revealed, a number of games have been announced that showcase its level of graphical fidelity.

As a showcase for the PS4's graphical capabilities, Killzone: Shadow Fall hits all the high notes, starting with the game's incredible lighting and picturesque backgrounds.

And rather than being a showcase for the latest generation of consoles in terms of detailed graphical rendering it is a 2D platformer that harks back to a more innocent time for videogaming.