Sentences with phrase «idea of home console»

Not exact matches

I really like the idea of it being a hybrid between a home console and a handheld because that they can appeal to both casual and core gamers, so all they need is a standard controller for the home console and good specs that's somewhat comparable to base PS4 specs.

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.

Young said that the lack of StreetPass plays into the idea of the Switch as a home console, not a portable system (even if it offers on - the - go playing).

While the Vita is clearly capable of handling portable versions of the previous console generation of games - Persona 4, Metal Gear Solid HD Collection — I've been a little more dubious about the idea of portable versions of games originally produced for the current generation of home consoles, as I doubted the Vita would be capable of producing a solid port without some largely noticeable sacrifices in both visuals and general running speed.

You can see the improvements and enhancements by watching the video below, which gives you an idea of how big the jump was from a portable like the PSP to a powerful home console.

Space Harrier, Hang - On, Out Run, Virtua Cop, and the epochal Virtua Fighter series were all the work of Suzuki and his AM2 team, so the idea of a new title for home consoles was very intriguing.

The Occulus Rift has been garnering tons of positive press, so the idea of a similar device (at least in theory) for a home console is definitely intriguing.

Porting the game to a home console was a good idea because the characters, story, and combat, are all very solid experiences, but today's gamer isn't going to be wowed by the presentation of the game and it needs a strong hook to keep you playing until things get interesting.

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.

The Nintendo Switch, previously bearing the codename NX, is Nintendo's follow up to the Wii U, a less - polished hybrid idea that has progressively struggled to corner a sizable chunk of the home console gaming market, surpassed by its field competitors Xbox One and PlayStation 4.

While Microsoft and Playstation are at the forefront of the gaming market, being in undoubtably more homes than Nintendo consoles, it's nice to know that these two companies can oftentimes make differences, but commendate each other on their successes, ideas, and designs.

Nintendo certainly has presented an enticing package, showcasing some truly innovative ideas for a home / portable console, and proving that even when they seem like they've run out of ideas, they can still surprise.

It's not a radical departure from its forebear, instead being more a sleeker refinement of an innovative idea - that you can remove the home console experience from a big screen TV.

That's got people dreaming that the idea of the game console as some sort of physical box that you bring into your home could be going extinct.

Those sorts of small annoyances could have really worked against the idea of a single console as an all - in - one home entertainment box.

Here the idea is that it's one piece of hardware that can function as both a console and a handheld, allowing you to seamlessly transition from playing your games at home to taking them on the go.