Sentences with phrase «handheld form not»
Although this is Smash Bros. in handheld form not everything held up.
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In fact, without the new 3DS XL's upgraded processing power, Xenoblade Chronicles couldn't possibly have been ported to the handheld system in any recognizable form.
In an apparent effort to prove that it isn't done yet, the developer's second game has already landed on the handheld in the form of Dragon's Crown.
If you can't find a specific book or publication in audio form, computer software or separate handheld devices with optical character recognition can scan documents and read them aloud using speech synthesizers or screen readers.
According to Microsoft VP Shane Kim, some form of handheld Xbox gaming platform is somewhere in the not so distant future.
Anyone who says that handhelds are nothing more than a «niche» form of gaming clearly isn't paying attention...
The iPhone will dominate the Mobile Cellphone gaming category, but in its current form is not a contender in the gaming handheld division for a lot of reasons.
This price drop as well as its hinge-less form factor make this the perfect handheld for parents who want to give their younger children a handheld video game console, but don't want to shell out $ 200 for an New 3DS XL.
title has been dropped from this PSP title simply because it's not possible to use any form of a buzzer on Sony's handheld.
With it's two joysticks, bright and beautiful screen, responsive face buttons, comfortable form factor, and fairly impressive visuals for a handheld, there is no reason that the Vita shouldn't have taken the gaming community by storm.
We know Nintendo won't abandon Metroid, in either its handheld or console forms — they've told us as much.
The Switch can be played on both a television and on the go in handheld form, and in both ways, graphical fidelity is impressive (although, of course not quite PS4 Pro-level graphics).
While Charles Ray's sculpture of an avian embryo, Handheld Bird (2006), does not feature the cupped palm suggested by its title, it nevertheless provokes us to meditate — through linguistic suggestion, and more importantly through its sequencing of form and space — on the indivisibility of the holder and the held.
Book for Architects gives us the book form we know so well but installed to be experienced large scale and not handheld, as a private act of consumption.