Sentences with phrase «older console games like»

Square Enix announced higher income than expected thanks to older console games like NieR: Automata and MMORPGs like Final Fantasy XIV.

Not exact matches

Nintendo will stop making its NES Classic Edition console, a retro gaming device introduced in November that reprised older games like Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda.

The parents believe that video games will detract from the eight year old's studies and further doesn't like the content that Microsoft is allowing to be placed on the console.

For everyone trying to compare switch ports to ps4 ports that's also not a good comparison because at least those systems come out with cutting edge new games every year that are in high demand - battlefield, Monster hunter world, while nintendo comes out with old nintendo games and ports from last generation playstation and xbox hardware so how can you diss the better systems and then rejoice when you get a game like dark souls which is from those consoles but is a shell compared to how they look and play on the better consoles??

Overall, this Definitive Edition does a great job of bringing the original Halo Wars to modern consoles as it definitely doesn't feel like an eight year old game.

There are myriad reasons people like to throw around for that dark time: Microsoft focusing on the Xbox and paying less attention to the PC, Windows XP breaking compatibility with a bunch of older games from the «90s, fewer companies in the CPU / GPU markets, the increasing popularity of PC - centric genres (like shooters) on consoles, the fact that consoles actually provided the PC with some reasonable competition in terms of graphics, the rise of DRM, Steam looking like garbage in its infancy.

Yeah, it's like he's 10 years old and never owned an original NES, Gameboy, Genesis, SNES, N64, GameCube, PS, or other consoles that had real games... Or maybe he just likes tapping on F2P apps because he doesn't like regular games or he's not good at them.

So it looks like sticking with the seven year old Top Spin 4 on PS3 is still the only real option if you want to play a top quality tennis game on your console, so disappointing.

like I said the world is big and many people won't share your stupid fantard opinions, I own both of these console I've been a handheld gamer since 7 years old and one thing I know is that I LOVE ALL handhelds and I won't bash another because of its poor sales or support, rather I will support it more.

- parents spent on average $ 131 on toys to life games over the last six months - almost 80 percent of families considered this a good investment - two thirds are planning to invest further - 70 percent of parents in the U.S. are familiar with Interactive Gaming Toys - 41 percent own more than one franchise - 77 percent said it was definitely or probably worth the investment - only 7 percent of families have abandoned play altogether - within households currently playing toys to life games, 52 percent indicate that adults are among those that play - among Nintendo amiibo - playing households with children, 21 % of parents say that only they are playing these games - with other franchises, less then 10 percent of adults play in the household - 22 percent of total character playtime is spent playing with the figurines as toys and not with a video game console - 40 percent of parents state that that their 13 - 17 year olds continue to play with characters like toys or action figures

I agree with you on on that one, the problem is I did nt have any bleach so my curiousity got the better of me and my god my ears where bleeding after listneing to him spew on and on about «well thats what I heard» every second.Its almost like he likes to listen to himself talk over and over like a broken record.Unfortunatley his information sounds as credible as a 10 year old watching sesame street and thinking Oscar the grouch is real.I do nt think we have anything to worry about other then a few little kinks you get at any launch of any game or console.

They are like nintendo now in the sense they are too reliant on old ip's, lets face it more gears, more halo, more forza is what they have counted on to sell consoles this generation and I think, well in my eyes I think them games are not enough anymore and they have been caught off guard as they cant seem to produce much else beyond those games.

I actually like building PCs, but I don't have the cash to drop on new graphics cards, processors and RAM, so I mostly end up playing older games and less hardware intensive indies on my PC and get the newer AAA stuff for my consoles.

8800 gtx came out same time ps3 did, it STOMPS the ps3 into the dirt to this day... and its even worse for «next gen» consoles, a cheap, 3 year old $ 120 gtx 560 CRAPS on the entire ps4 get real man last of us looks about on par with half life 2 from 2004 last of us is COVERED in jaggies, and has gross low res textures everywhere, like every ps3 / xbox360 game ever made http://i1.wp.com/www.theref... zoom that into full screen, it looks like ass HL2 lost coast from 2005 looks far better actually... lol... everyone is so delusional with this «last of us» crap, the game looks horrible compared to any pc game from 2007 and beyond sure, it looks great for a 9 year old console, but it looks like crap comparatively just like every ps4 and xbox1 game looks like crap compared to pc games maxed out like crysis 3 or metro last light http://images.bit-tech.net/...

man, this is going to be such a long and annoying next gen of consoles with people saying «the ps4 version looks almost as good as the pc version» when it will be an even larger mountain of difference between pc and console last gen, at least for the first year, the console versions of games look somewhat similar, obviously the pc versions had way better res and better anti aliasing but next gen, the ps4 and xbox1 are so far behind even a 3 year old pc, and the new stuff coming out just utterly obliterates the xbox1 and ps4 making them 100 % obsolete and to the people who say «devs will never use it» and «all that power is wasted» talk to me when you have played a game like the witcher 2, crysis 3, or metro last light in 2560x1600 at 60 buttery frames it makes a game like killzone shadowfall look like a freaking ugly launch psp game

However, I like to think she was also talking about all the remastered versions of older console games.

He said the Vita is genuinely one of his favourite consoles due to the excellent tools and support, but the GPU on the Vita makes it tricky to produce the kind of graphical effects that have become a standard these days, which means sometimes we have to ship games without the full range of effects they might have on other systems, even older systems like the PS4.

I understand cross-system release titles, like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild at this stage of the Nintendo Switch's life cycle, but giving additional content to an old game, asking consumers to pay full price for it, and then not allowing them access to it on its original, still manufactured console, leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

The DS, a three - year - old $ 130 unit, has been handily outselling its chief rival, Sony's $ 170 PSP hand - held game device, as well as the newer and more expensive consoles, like Microsoft's Xbox 360, selling for $ 350, and Sony's PlayStation 3, which starts at $ 400.

To be painfully clear; these video games that I'm talking about will be released on physical cartridges that will plug into your old Sega Mega Drive (and Sega Genesis) home video game console so that you can play them just like you did in the 1990's.

So wait, because an old game like Diablo 3, which isn't exactly a graphical powerhouse, can reach 1080p, that means the consoles are more on par?

If I was making a game geared towards 12 year olds, I wouldn't want to get beat by on a console by a grownup game like Splatoon!

And yet it's still not arrived so unless your a player who just plays usual yearly churns like Fifa or COD / Battlefield etc then great easy to sink 6 - 12 months of your life away playing same old same old I like to play a variety of games from variety of developers and multiplatorm I'll play PS4 being as they have double the amount of consoles sold so therefor bound to have more players to play with..

It is funny that they are now looking for old console like ps1, ps2, sega dreamcast to play classic games.

You could end up having to work on games that are geared for demographics that you may not necessarily fall into, like being a 20 - something - year - old male and working as QA on the latest My Little Pony console release and having to ensure that the game maintains continuity with the existing game world.

Parents and older fans who grew up playing the original Legend of Zelda and Super Mario Bros. want to share those memories with their kids, and a $ 60 micro console packed with 30 excellent games sounds like a great deal for any parent gift - shopping this holiday season.

Between the new releases, a large collection of older titles, and the ability to download the game to the player's console rather than having to stream it, there's a lot for players to like about the subscription service.

Boasting one of the few combat systems that feel like a proper action game, some might wonder how a seven - year - old MMO handles the transition to next - generation consoles.

From classic older games like Donkey Kong and Space Invaders, all the way through to the current generation of consoles, there's sure to be something here that appeals to everyone.

I own every console super mario since 64 and I like sunshine the most (challenge + the control is awesome), then Galaxy 1 (I wasn't too used to the wii controls yet which actually made it enjoyable and challenging to control, also the roaming / level selection screen was awesome), then Galaxy 2 (Too ezmode) And finally, n64 (Awesome, awesome game but my old controller is killing my thumb) All of them are great games, but Galaxy 2 had the least enjoyable levels, even if the gameplay was good.

Games like Infamous, Fallout 3, The Mass Effect Trilogy, Red Dead Redemption, and dozens of others can find their roots in the RPGs of old, specifically Fable who brought this kind of game into mainstream console development.

And for those that don't feel like like upgrading to a PS4 I guess you have no choice but play the old systems with no new games coming to the portable and console or finally upgrade a tough decision for a lot of people.

On a console that could handle the magnificence of Dalmasca from Final Fantasy XII, the rendition of «London» in this game looks like a Lego city brought to life in a 2 year old's drawing.

Some old games like Uncharted 4: A Thief's End and Infamous: Second Son have been confirmed to be compatible with the new console and get appropriate improvements via patches.

The game is a lot of fun, and is yet another example of gaming that involves all your friends on the same console, like old times.

It's like how Sonic Adventure did, but at least that game was released in an old console.

It really feels like a best - of compilation of all the old shooters we enjoyed playing on consoles (and PC), a mixture of Doom, Serious Sam and Exhumed / PowerSlave borrowing just enough roguelite elements to make this game incredibly accessible and rewarding without being too punishing.

The titles range from console releases like the PS1 to older games found in your local arcade.

Expanding on Strider paying homage to past titles, the soundtrack features remixed selections from other games in the series, while retaining a «retro» sound that emulates music found in games from older consoles; tracks remixed for Strider include the likes of «Kazakh Theme» and «Egypt Theme» from Strider NES, «Raid» and «Coup» from the Genesis version of Strider, and «Armed Fortress» from Strider 2:

Perfectly streamlined for console play, it seems a perfect entry point for those unaccustomed to MMOs (read: console gamers), and yet manages to keep an old hand like myself interested.

The Nintendo 64 turns ten years old this month, and just like every other major game console or franchise that has celebrated a milestone this year, it's time for 1Up.com to take a look back at the beloved little machine that could, but never really quite did.

This game was popular many years ago on old Nintendo consoles and now we can find many remakes and modifications of this game on PC and other modern platforms (like new console Nintendo Wii).

Over 400 disc and downloadable Xbox 360 and Xbox titles will work on Xbox One, and the features of the newer console — like streaming and taking screenshots — crosses over to older games.

It takes inspiration from the likes of the GameBoy and other old school consoles regarding its aesthetics, music style and side scrolling game design and completely revamps them with new concepts.

While you could argue that those titles were ports of existing console games and therefore easier to code, there's no excusing the fact that Spy Hunter looks like a 5 year old PSP game.

Some older third - party games, like Skyrim, are already confirmed to come to the console, but Nintendo may need to bump up the Switch's capabilities if it hopes to attract new blockbuster titles games, too.

this game has thrilled me as much as Pong did in 1975 when i was 18 and played it and just like the original Tomb Raider it is so much fun and just gives me goose bumps at how much work has gone into it.And yes it has bugs but i as an old gamer can not believe how much complaining goes on about games these days try it through the 80s and 90s and just see how much better it is A) choice B) saving wow we had none back decades ago C) hardware so many choices console mobile pc it is awesome today so enjoy have fun and STOP whinging lol.

There are a ton of console ports on mobile, both old and new, and some work better on a touch screen than you'd think — though you can always buy a gamepad for a more console - like experience (provided the game in question supports gamepads).

Out of the box you could play hundreds of virtual console games, which are exact replicas of older titles for systems like NES, Sega Genesis, Commodore 64, and more.

If you're not ready to spend money like water, though, we'd recommend sticking with a cheaper, older headset and putting the difference toward general computer upgrades, a high - end game console, or just a bunch of games to play on your still - adequate - enough original Vive.