Sentences with phrase «on a portable console does»

Not exact matches

Not the wonderful surprise on the GBA that it was on the consoles, but it does serve its purpose in bringing Ty to the portable realm.

The latter, a Monster Hunter and Soul Sacrifice like game, is a really good offer for those still playing with the almost dead Sony portable console; ultimately a good reason for you to pick it back up in case you have long missed it... and don't forget it's PlayStation TV compatible, so you will even be able to play it on your home TV.

While the first trailer for the console focused on showing how it is a true hybrid between portable and console gaming, we did get a few glances at the games Nintendo plans to bring to the new console.

Playing monster hunter on the 3DS is cool, but well before the switch, i always wanted to play it on consoles as well, much like what they did with MHU3 on 3ds and wii U. I was super excited that they announced this for switch, and seeing monster world coming to other consoles, I can't help but feel i really want this game to be portable.

The smaller screen feels nice for that type of graphics and most JRPGs are more enjoyable on portable consoles, also because of the genres» archaic save system (PS Vita's rest mode feels more suitable since it doesn't depend on external power like the PS4).

Monster Hunter: World will push the limits of what a Monster Hunter game can do, especially considering the game is usually found on portable consoles.

Metal Gear creator advocates a «near future» where software doesn't rely on a single console, is highly portable.

@VenomSnakeRisingX Not really, the Vita was the worse I've ever seen or had when it came to storage for any console, it makes sense for the switch considering it's ment to be more portable and doesn't cost as much as company branded and made memory cards, that's like saying external Sd for consoles and PC are too cumbersome and don't make sense, AAA support depends on how many people that own the console buys the product, so far there's AAA support but it depends again on how many buys the product.

Switch can be played as a console on TV or as portable, it's a hybrid, it can do both.

I don't know why that changed when the PS3 came out, but Japanese devs moved away from the genre on home consoles to the point where there just weren't as many big ones to choose from, so the fan base that remained moved onto mostly portables because that's where the games moved to.

Being a portable drive, all you have to do to get it powered on is plug it into your console.

Overall, Broken Sword 5: The Serpent's Curse does exactly what it promised to offer with an entertaining point and click adventure which recaptures the glorious formula of the legendary Broken Sword series with an interesting story comprising a cast of hilarious characters and plenty of intriguing intertwining puzzles to solve, therefore if you are a fan of point and click adventure games; Broken Sword 5 is certainly highly recommended as both a high quality home console experience on PS4 and separately as an equally high quality portable experience on Vita.

i have heard wii u is collapsing so i do nt think it would be on that console anymore, but from what i have heard, the ac games on portable sold a lot more than the wii and gamecube versions

Even with the handle, the older Nintendo console still wasn't anywhere near as portable as the Switch, but that didn't stop Hilton from showing up with it on more than one occasion.

I'll probably never use it, because I don't jailbreak modern consoles, but it's an impressive discovery by KiiWii on the GBA Temp forums (via Wololo) that the Parappa The Rapper remaster for the PlayStation 4 is actually a PlayStation Portable emulator with special features.

How does the exclusive Wii U title from 2014 perform on the portable console?

They're challenging even in the earlier levels, let alone the later ones, and having the game on a portable console makes me more likely to do these things.

In the early days of the new console's life cycle, great experiences can be a bit difficult to come by, but here's an old title that perfectly fits with the Switch's philosophy — whether you're using the touch screen in portable mode or sitting on the couch with some friends helping you solve the puzzles, this little gem plays as well as it did in 2008.

Just look at Nintendo and how they're releasing a new console, sort of, they can make their portable console a success because they release a new version every year and they have a ton of great games focused on gameplay and fun, Sony can do better than them so show us.

However, there are also observations made by DualSHOCKERS that handheld gaming is becoming much more the norm in Japan, and Microsoft doesn't have a portable system like the Vita to rely on enhancing sales through console / handheld integration.

If there's a common thread that runs through my favorite games of 2013, it's that the traditional «console gaming» experience just didn't cut it for me in 2013: a full half of my list is made up of portable games and two of the others are, at this time, available only on a PC.

Xenoblade Chronicles 3D stands on its own just as well in portable form as it did on the Wii, but be forewarned that they really didn't change anything from the console version.

In response to the question that went something like this: would you want console games to be playable on portable or do you feel like you're missing out?

I don't know about you but I for one can't wait for more details on the Switch and this portable option could prove to be a huge deciding factor for what console I play my multiplatform games on.

The best part about it is that the game doesn't drain the console's battery nor does it turn the Switch into a portable oven when played on handheld mode.

It's new role as a good companion to PS4 will further extend its value & still carries on the original vision of playing console class games via a portable device, and I like the image of the woman using her Vita with PS now at the office, bringing to mind the idea that I could literally have top notch games accessible to me in a variety of places and don't have to worry about carrying around a ton of extra stuff.

But how does it play out on the portable console overall?

They don't exactly feel flimsy, and they're well - placed enough to ensure you won't miss pressing them, but I've never seen anything quite so narrow on a controller or portable console before.

I'd much rather see Castlevania remain on dedicated game consoles and portable systems where the series belongs, but if it does have to branch out into mobile phone territory, then the result should at least live up to the Belmont legacy.

It's rather gorgeous, especially up close on the portable Switch console, and I did enjoy most of my 30 hours with the game.

as for me I only download I don't spend for games @ wiiu as I said waste of money.im not a sony fan but I do like psps but I still hate the ps3 @ qotw I would more likely play a handheld console coz there are better games on portable consoles.

We don't yet know what will be the focus, but many have been hoping for new information on the next console game and mainline portable game, as well as the upcoming mobile game.

A lot of this has to do with releasing Knight Terrors on a console - portable hybrid that has buttons instead of phones — the Nintendo Switch is the perfect platform for this game.

Kirby seemed to have a better life on the portable DS and Gameboy than it did on Nintendo's consoles, so it's nice to see a breath of fresh air in with a Nintendo Switch Kirby Game.

I'm sure it's a fine game and all all, but for me, portable games don't really feel like complete experiences when you play them on home consoles or PCs.

The Nintendo «Swtich» has received its official release and even though, quite typical for Nintendo, there are shortages of the console on the network of all retailers, this does not stop gamers from looking forward to the titles which will be released on Nintendo's new TV - Portable hybrid console.

Not only can you play by yourself in Portable mode, but up to 4 people can play on the same system in splitscreen mode, so if you're out and don't have a TV to connect your Switch to you can set the console up on a flat surface in Tabletop mode and take the splitscreen action on the go.

The framerate remains stable at 30 fps portable but the docked console can see drops to about 20 fps, It doesn't seem to have any indication of happening and happens at random, whether there is action going on or not.

For what video quality is concerned, I wasn't given a chance to make a direct comparison between PS Vita and Xperia Z3 (they didn't even allow me to film, unfortunately), but it seemed pretty much the same, and I didn't perceive any more lag in both video and controls than I do on Sony's portable console.

And while Nintendo claims the Switch doesn't mean it's giving up on the 3DS, it's not hard to imagine that having a more powerful portable console on the market could eat into that system's sales.

Even if you're already using OpenDNS locally on individual computers, it makes sense to switch to this way of doing it: you'll get centralized control that not only includes said computers but also extends to portable devices (and any other device on your network including game consoles and smart TVs).