Sentences with phrase «on handheld»

From here, the franchise focused on handheld consoles like Gameboy Color and the Gameboy Advance.
The original might have even been better on the handheld.
hopefully one day we'll get these games officially in english on a handheld or the virtual console
Kotaku interview here says... Continue reading 97: Love mystifies Nintendo, Gravity Rush 2 & Horror on Handheld
Submissions are now open for the second Independent Games Festival Mobile, celebrating creativity and innovation on handheld platforms from the iPhone through the cellphone, PSP, and DS - with finalists being showcased at GDC 2009, and a new «Next Great Mobile Game» live pitch category added.
The Independent Games Festival (IGF) Mobile, the premiere venue that celebrates creativity and innovation on handheld platforms, has opened submissions for its third annual festival, with the overall winner awarded at the IGF Awards Ceremony, which precedes the Game Developers Choice Awards on March 11th, 2010.
Notably, this news comes on the heels of the revelation that it broke five million units shipped worldwide in only three days and not only has sold 1.5 million units in Japan alone within the span of two weeks, but is also the mainline Monster Hunter entry with the highest debut attach rate in the country — despite it not being on a handheld platform.
The first was that I was already director on Mario Kart 7 and we were forced to reduce the number of polygons on screen so that it would work correctly on the handheld console.
The Vita has quite the robust library of games at this point, and I have enough games to play on the handheld for a long time to come.
Are you ready to take on the most intense street racer ever on a handheld platform?
How many systems has Nintendo cost themselves by not only releasing it on the 3DS to begin with, but by also making sure it arrives on the handheld system six months before the console version?
Can this gigantic game really be ably - ran on a handheld system?
rather play this on handheld
There is a lineage of portable puzzle games that have been successful on handheld consoles.
Does this mean we'll never see another Worldwide Studios title on the handheld?
At times, I was blown away by the idea that I could play the full console version of Ninja Gaiden II on a handheld, but the frequent dips in the frame rate and slight lag often left me wondering if handheld consoles aren't quite ready for PS3 quality games just yet.
I would happily play this on my PC, but there's something about these type of games that, for me a least, demands to be played on a handheld like the 3DS.
How about a Grand Theft Auto variation on the handheld?
Brent mentioned 1080p and 60 fps when discussing the PS4 version above, and I'd be shocked if the game ran anything less than 60 fps and at native Vita resolution on the handheld.
Looks disappointing on the handheld front, but hopefully NSMBU is as better than NSMB2 as NSMBW was to NSMB.
To be honest, expecting Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 to run perfectly on a handheld console seems like a bit of an unrealistic expectation — there's a lot of difference between a Vita and a PS3.
Building on the success of its predecessors, Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors, and Virtue's Last Reward, series mastermind Kotaro Uchikoshi has pulled out all the stops to deliver the most compelling and mind - bending gaming experience ever seen on a handheld platform.
First things, first, thanks for asking some more time to release it on the handheld.
What is multiplayer going to be like on the handheld?
While the core systems did not change all that much beyond simply becoming the next logical step from the PS2 games, it was a significant accomplishment on a handheld system, and was the first main Tales game to release exclusively on a handheld.
I knew that Axiom Verge would be great on a handheld, so I jumped at the opportunity.
Now, Resident Evil: Revelations is perhaps the biggest title on the 3DS so far — presented on a higher capacity game cartridge than other 3DS titles, it's a fully - fledged Resident Evil game on a handheld.
To be released on every handheld device in a few days.
Since the Vita's announcement one of its stand out features has been the dual analog sticks which would offer up true FPS controls on a handheld.
I'm watching these on my smartphone and it looks fucking awesome, I'm so hyped to play something like this on an handheld when I go to bed.
Continuing the Kirby content, Nintendo announced that a demo for the 3DS - exclusive Kirby Battle Royale is now available on the handheld's eShop.
Now gamers will no longer find themselves hassling with removing games from behind their 3DS screen, this is something that is a very welcomed sight and has made gaming on the handheld rather easy versus slightly meticulous when having to either, open your screen or close it based upon ease of access to ensure the top screen didn't get scratched, damage, or just even in the way when swapping between games (for those of you who don't prefer digital).
November 14th sees the Nintendo Switch release of Rockstar's L.A. Noire, and they've thrown together a trailer for us to see just how the game will look on the handheld and well, it's not too shabby at all.
Yet again, a full console release would be nice, but placing this on a handheld makes more sense from a value standpoint, allowing the developers to focus on creating a tighter story without having to worry about the overall length of the game and the bonuses needed to pad out a console release.
Now devs would have to make sure the game works not just on the console, but on the handheld as well.
I think it's important to remember that even though Iron Galaxy Studios has done a good job porting a massive game (with a massive amount of content) over to the PlayStation Vita, running a PlayStation 3 game on a PlayStation Vita is not apples to apples, and there is always the possibility that some things just may not run as well on a handheld as they do on a console.
That said, it's a feature that simply isn't as important on a handheld as it is on consoles, and that's something people should be used to by now.
the fact is, nobody wants to play western action / adventure games on a handheld devices.
The online features are promising, and much more accessible than anything I've seen on a handheld so far, but it'll be a bit of time until some of the functions are opened up.
Playing on handheld only, I think the biggest gripe I have is that I had to keep turning the auto - brightness off and maxing out the brightness in some of the later chapters during interior scenes.
In the Hangover, Randy's playing Killzone: Mercenary, which is a first - person shooter you play on a handheld, D.J. is unusually restrained about Final Fantasy XIV, and Paul is already sick of Grand Theft Auto V.
Earlier this year it has already been known that Mario Party: Star Rush aims to make a mark on the handheld as well.
The Grand Theft Auto series is usually only console - based, but Chinatown Wars burst out on the DS and showed that it can be just as good on a handheld.
All of this «it was designed to be played on a handheld for trading and battling» is 100 % crap.
The side - scrolling shooter's Vita debut wasn't given a release date, Digital Reality and Grasshopper Manufacture are confident that it'll appear on the handheld «soon.»
I'd much prefer a new game on the handheld, thanks.
Sure the textures are a little lackluster, and yes the AI is iffy when they try to shoot at you when there is a wall in the way or run away from you since you're a total badass, and yes some of the animations couldn't be included to help this work okay on the handheld.
Its amazing this is on a handheld when Mario 64 on ds was impressive such a short time ago.
While a Liberty City Stories - style entry on the handheld would be awesome, a port of the recently remastered original trilogy for iOS is a more likely candidate.
The console comes with one of the fullest selections of in - built software seen on a handheld system, and to begin with I actually found myself playing with these features more than Street Fighter.
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