Sentences with phrase «how games look»

For a while now, retro fever has kicked in for many of us despite how far video games have advanced; not only how the games look and play, but the way players play them too.

Fallout 3 and Halo 3 were prime examples of that, if you need a case for why just take a look at how those games look on the new console.

The company is mainly looking to squeeze all its technology into a handheld and could care less about how games look on Xbox One and PlayStation 4.

But if all you care about is how games look be my guest to play and see.

Nintendo's upcoming NES Classic Edition is definitely exciting for retro fans, but many are no doubt wondering if they can adjust how the games look on their TV screens.

The whole team contributes to what they are developing, so it's a mix of experiences from the team members from what they play, read, watch or listen to that inspires how their games look or are played.

Each of the other enhanced games I played including Rise of the Tomb Raider, Gears of War 4, Hitman, Forza Motorsport 7 and Titanfall 2 all looked fantastic and the sheer power of the Xbox One X is evident in how these games look and perform outshining their console competitors with ease.

I care about how my games look, and do what I can within financial reason to make sure my classic gaming experience is high quality.

Xbox One X will also play all of those games in 4K HDR and you better believe I am pumped to see how those games look on my B6 OLED.

The proof is in how the games look — and which games they are.

The proof is in how the games look — and which games they are.

I don't really care about how games look as long as they function properly, but it would be cool to see my favorite resort town competing with other visually impressive locales.

I was extremely impressed with how the game looked and sounded so close to its source material.

I am here to say that at least what we have experienced on the PC set to Ultra detail, we are very pleased in how the game looks over all.

The visual presentation on the Nintendo Switch screen is a faithful representation of how the game looks on the TV screen, but there are some downsides to playing in handheld mode.

How a game looks can only take it so far though, and from what I've played, Murderous Pursuits is proving its gameplay can stand up to the task.

Also the game's seamless transition between cinematic scenes and gameplay barely has a difference in how the game looks, making it a visually great looking game.

Aside from a colour palette that's arguably a little too muted I really love how the game looks, and it seems to move in a way that seems like it'll be immensely satisfying to control.

I'm not really a resistance man but I think it looks better than halo» this statement just proves your like the rest of the cesspool that is n4g, a bunch of biased ps3 retards who are more interested in how a game looks rather than how it plays.

Here's a screenshot of the main screen so that you can see how the game looks and feels.

And if you're really concerned about how the game looks, instead of nitpicking the dying 360.

lmao, I am very interested to see how this game looks and performs come tuesday.

Factors that determine how the game looks, sounds, feels, and plays.

Nevertheless, players are still left with this disconnect between how the game looks and how it plays.

Aside from how the game looks, the audio is beyond impressive for Yakuza 6.

Do you have any links comparing how the game looks during various stages of development?

I like how the game looks appealing to everyone, also has a lot of humor.

As a bonus, this is a small screenshot of how the game looked back in September last year.

Please show us how the game looks and runs.

Given how this game looks, you don't need me to tell you that this game has great Battery Life.

This does segue to how the game looks.

In the latest developer blog post for an upcoming indie action platformer BitUp, we get the chance to see a nice glimpse of how the game looks right now in its pre-alpha state, and it looks gorgeous.

Instead just check out this video: That should give you a little idea of how the game looks.

It's a refreshing change of pace in terms of how the game looks, but the same frantic, addicting gameplay is still present.

Ever since the Xbox One X was released worldwide, people were eager to find out how games looked and performed on the new console.

You can see how the game looks from the video and page.

If you really need to check out how the game looks, take a glimpse at any screen on this page or online.

When EA first showed off its version of Star Wars Battlefront at E3 many were stunned by how the game looked and played, yet when the game came out, plenty of those same players were disappointed by the lack of any sort of single player in the game as well...

it's so hard to describe how the game looks in words, suffice to say it's a beautiful game.

Check out the screenshots below to see how the game looks as well as how the interface has been redesigned.

Thankfully that's not how the game itself looks, but it certainly makes one wonder why the developer would put such a terrible video up to introduce the game.

We're really pleased with how the game looks and plays on the device, with beautiful hi - res art and all the fancy touch controls we added to the PC build a few months back.

The developers have also put together the «World RX Multiplayer Update» video, showing how the game looks in multiplayer mode, including all the beautiful, realistic cars and tracks available.

Thanks... So far I like how this game looks

That should give you a little idea of how the game looks.

Whilst I never worry too much about how a game looks, I couldn't help but to feel a little disappointed that the game didn't look more attractive.

As I'm sure a lot of you out there are eager to see how the game looks, we've provided some screens below.

Now onto what most people came here to read about and that is how the game looked and ran on the Switch.

This screen resolution is only supported by a handful of screens on the market and PC Gamer happened to own one of them and tested out how the game looked while playing on this resolution.

In case you are wondering how the game looks and performs on Sony's handheld compared to the...