Sentences with phrase «home on handheld consoles»

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The Japanese firm said it will launch the Switch, a hybrid home console and handheld device, on March 3.

The button works instantly, capturing whatever you're looking at on the screen, whether you're using the Switch as a home console or a handheld.

The Sony PlayStation ecosystem, which lets users pick up a game on their Vita handheld system that they started on their console, probably has no business messing with a home's energy efficiency.

Instead what you will get is being able to play Axiom Verge as both a home console game and a full - on handheld game that you can take anywhere, much like you could with the PlayStation Vita version.

Then there's trophy support, and the ability to use transfarring between the PlayStation 3 version and this one, meaning you'll be able to use the same save file at home on your console and on the handheld.

Snipperclips feels like the start of something great, Splatoon continues to shine and the option to play the best Mario Kart game to date on the go are all big plusses for a console that feels like a capable home machine as well as the most impressive handheld on the market.

Obviously I figure it's a lot more time consuming to create assets now you're on home consoles rather than handhelds...

The Nintendo Switch is a handheld / home console hybrid which looks similar to a Wii U gamepad with detachable controllers on each side.

Despite having started out on a home console, the Monster Hunter series is fundamentally tied to handheld gaming.

Gamers can't be sure if it'll be a home console, a handheld, or perhaps even both, with Nintendo instead focusing its marketing on the Wii U and 3DS for the foreseeable future....

Just like how Paper Mario came for the first time on a handheld, the Mario & Luigi series could for the first time enter the home console arena.

The Direct was about the line - up of games coming to both the 3DS and the Wii U from now and through - out the summer, a summer which will be seeing the release of the newest instalment in the on - going Kirby series and with rumoured reports of the NX coming out sometime between June and November, the line - up of games we've just seen, say otherwise, especially when the new games include Paper Mario: Colour Splash and Metroid Prime: Federation Force, after all, why bring out titles such as these for the Wii U and 3DS, if you're going to be bringing out the NX, which acts as both handheld and home console?

Her first adventure bowed on Game Boy Color (and is worth a pretty penny) and she's predominantly been getting into trouble on almost every Nintendo handheld and home console ever since.

It is one of few games to feature swimming and underwater combat (which isn't necessarily a fan favorite feature) and an MH game to be released on a home console instead of a handheld.

Switch takes the idea of a flexible home console - handheld hybrid to pretty much its logical conclusion: you can play it on a television, or you can take the screen out of its dock, attach a controller - or Joy - Con - to either side and enjoy it as a handheld.

Easily, the game is a handheld and home console The market is gearing towards on the go gaming.

Image: Shaun Lucas / Tom's GuideThe Switch is both a home console and a handheld gaming machine — you can dock it and enjoy some Super Mario Odyssey on your living room TV, or throw it in your bag and play Zelda on the go.

The mobile gaming market has come on in leaps and bounds over the years, to a point that, visually, many games are starting to rival those found on traditional handheld gaming devices and indeed home consoles.

Hal's pink hero featured in a number of handheld games during that decade - long interim, but the only title starring Kirby on a home console during all that time was the racing game Kirby's Air Ride on the Game Cube.

Nintendo held a reveal event for their upcoming home console / handheld hybrid on January 12th, 2017.

We know Tearaway — the critical darling unleashed on Vitas the world over at the tail end of 2013 — is coming to the PS4 in the form of Tearaway Unfolded, a sort - of «Remaster» of the original handheld title tailor - made for Sony's newest home console.

On that subject, I've never seen any point in having 2 consoles with different tech (a handheld console and a console to use at home).

Raylight Games s.r.l.s. is a leading European videogames development studio with dozens of games released on different platforms, ranging from handheld consoles to home consoles, mobiles and PC.

Recent reports indicated that the Nintendo NX will rely heavily on portability, and given the success of the Pokémon games on the Nintendo 3DS, it appears that The Pokémon Company aims to bridge the gap between the home console and handhelds with fans of the series.

While the game felt great on a handheld, little flaws are somehow more apparent — the game feels like a handheld title at its core, stretched into a home console format.

It is both a home console that you can play on the family TV and a handheld console that you can take on the go.

It's a franchise that has been around for quite a while now, with Dynasty Warriors 7 being the most recent iteration on the home consoles - Dynasty Warriors Next is tasked with bringing that same quality to the handheld platform, but in some ways, it struggles to stand toe to toe with its bigger brother.

The ability to stream gameplay from PlayStation 4 to PS Vita was touched upon during the presentation, Norden confirming that the process of beaming gameplay from console to handheld is based in part on Gaikai streaming technologies, and that you'll be able to do this on a home network or over the internet.

This remaster finally gives fans the ability to play the two mainline entries in the series on a home console, although the argument could be made that the LocoRoco games, by virtue of their design, are more suited to short bursts of play on a handheld device.

This is on top of the fact that Americans continue to buy Nintendo home consoles more than their Japanese counterparts, while Japan has been buying more handhelds than any other region (a first for Nintendo since the Game Boy through the DS all had Japan trailing - the handheld market is shrinking worldwide, but in Japan it's not as bad as Western markets since the 3DS has already outsold the GBA there while in America it's still less than 50 % of GBA sales after almost 6 years).

A quick note about the data above: it's based on sales by revenue (not units), so home consoles have an advantage since they're not only more expensive than handhelds, their games also cost (sometimes a lot) more than their handheld counterparts.

In Nintendo's defense, they have done retro gaming half right on their previous home console, the ill - fated Wii U, as well as on their most recent pure handheld device, the 3DS.

Despite running on a handheld with the same processor as the Master System, Super Monaco GP for the Game Gear moves faster and controls better than its home console counterpart.

The Japanese market lost its taste for home consoles, focusing instead on the convenience that handheld consoles brought to the table.

My feelings for the game remain the same — it's a superb arcade racer with a severe lack of content — but since I'm much more inclined to play a game for 10 minutes on a handheld than I am on a home console, I dare say Chase H.Q. is a better fit on the Game Gear.

The Nintendo NX will use «Interact with your games on the go» for a marketing phrase which could point to further evidence of a home console / handheld console hybrid.

The reason is simple, Nintendo are not doing well in the traditional console market with both their home console and handheld device and this means that they have no new revenue stream to fall back on should traditional revenue dry up.

They've been making a mint off their virtual console sales on the various home and handheld consoles, so it makes sense for them to bring out a dedicated machine for people who just want the classic games and don't want to shell out $ 300 dollars or more for a premium modern Nintendo console.

After starting on various little - known consoles in 1983, the series began to really gain traction on consoles like the NES and Turbografx - 16, continually receiving both conventional sequels and experimental spinoffs on numerous home consoles and handhelds.

Switch will allow the users to bring their home console on the go, but this doesn't mean handheld game development like Nintendo 3DS will be discontinued.

You could argue that the game is meant to be played on a handheld instead of a home console.

Stages from handhelds for 3DS and stages from home consoles on Wii U version.

The concept — to allow players to play games that are interchangeable between home consoles and handheld ones — to allow them to continue their existing PS3 saves while on the move.

Originally released on the PSP, God of War: Chains of Olympus and Ghost of Sparta were excellent handheld titles, managing to live up well to the quality of the home - console entries in the series.

Although these two franchises usually make their homes on the handheld devices, considering the Switch can be portable, I wouldn't mind these detective games making their way to the console in the future.

Without a home console to support, Nintendo will likely focus more on their excellent handheld games and publish on other consoles, a small sliver of which we're seeing even now as Nintendo recently announced a deal to get their massive backlog on mobile platforms.

Putting it on the Switch was a great idea as well, offering the best version of a great game in both home console and handheld form.

As a series that has a history of being on handheld consoles such as the 3DS, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp actually feels right at home on a small mobile phone like my Sony Xperia Z3 Compact, but for the players who want a bigger screen to see all the action, all at once, then a tablet is the best way to go as playing on an iPad 2 is a complete different experience, but because I haven't asked or answered, just what is Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, besides being a mobile instalment?

Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 (UMvC3) has been on store shelves since the launch of the PS Vita, and I have to say that after playing quite a few rounds, this fighting game is a solid port of the home console version and you'd be hard pressed to find anything like it at this time on Sony's new handheld, well, at least until Capcom releases Street Fighter X Tekken finally for it.

Because of one limitation or another, handheld versions of the games available on today's consoles usually are more limited offerings that capture some of the essence of home console version, but don't really offer the experience per se.