Sentences with phrase «out of console hardware»

It takes time to get the most out of console hardware, and in the meantime we fully expect enthusiast PCs to continue to deliver the goods.

Not exact matches

Just before its release of Nintendo's Switch console this March, we wrote that a failed launch could push the storied firm out of the hardware business altogether.
«As the uptake of VR hardware plays out, game software revenues will automatically be absorbed into current PC, TV / console and mobile revenues,» the intelligence firm projected in the report.
We're talking strictly hardware here — there are no reports of development kits being sent out, no talk of specs a new Xbox console might have.
«At the time, arcade machines were the highest spec machines out there, and there was a huge gap between what you could do with arcade hardware and what you could do on the consoles of the time,» he says.
Despite the fact I now own a 360 and 3DS, there is no question that the PS3 is the best console out there in terms of hardware and I have no doubt the Vita will also prove impressive.
now when the nextbox and ps4 come out we will be relying on devs who want to work on the wiiU for third party games, as the hardware seems like it's going to be lightyears apart which devs will want to down grade their game to support a console most of them don't like working with to start off with.
Truth of the matter is that both the PS4 and the Xbox one are severely SEVERELY outdated... And when both consoles release slimmer versions with better hardware you could of probably bought yourself a very nice PC that does everything... with MGSV coming out on PC and selling well the days of exlusives is coming to an end... as a matter of fact if Halo 5 ever comes out on PC I might never buy a console again.
X is probably the best piece of console hardware to come out in a long time.
thanx for pointing out to the world that im a genius, i thank u 360 got bum deal cos the hardware has been rushed and fails, and beleive me after my 4th 360 die on me that was that ive even had my m8 have 7 360 die or scratch discs and b4 u say it no he did nt move the console while a disc was in the drive we not all dumb console users and he even put loads of fans inside the 360 and it still over heated so bad design, now the other bum deal if u watch all the e3 stuff on both consoles they talk about loads of diffrent things happening on the ps3, but when u look at 360 stuff all they harp on about is halo3.
When a new console rolls out, it's usually a safe bet that some of the great gaming hits will make a grand appearance on the new tech to show off just how cool the flashy new hardware is.
Fixed 5 - 10 year console cycles, uninterupted by most advances in hardware technology, are an antiquated notion and at this point only still present out of tradition and deference to an old consumeristic model.
- despite the new business partnership with Cygames, Nintendo is very satisfied with its mobile business - they are also happy with the various projects created in partnership with DeNA, and their relationship will continue - Nintendo is trying to expand its lineup of mobile games - Cygames had a plan for a title that was very deep and Nintendo thought it was important to develop and operate it jointly - DeNA doesn't just support Nintendo's mobile applications, but also its Nintendo Account system with tech and dev support - those areas of Nintendo's partnership will also continue - Nintendo is open to partner with other companies as well in the future - by using Nintendo IP in mobile apps, the company wants to spread awareness about Nintendo's characters - ultimately they'd like it to become synergistic with the console business - Nintendo wants to make mobile games one of the pillars of revenue - it's not enough to just expand dedicated internal development resources for this goal - this is why Nintendo is looking for possibilities to do it externally as well - Nintendo thought that Cygames» plan with Dragalia Lost was common ground for the companies, so they decided to partner - one important factor to think about when managing a company like Nintendo is that its products aren't daily necessities - Nintendo creates entertainment and fun, and the essence of its business will remain unchanged - Nintendo says it's a high - risk business, and there are times in which performance could be good or bad - Nintendo will continue to create specialized gaming hardware and software for the world - the aim is to be successful every time, but sometimes it will work out, and sometimes it won't - instead of thinking «I can't do this» they'd rather think «what can we do to continuously tighten our relationship with the customers?»
It would be especially stupid because it would cause the illusion that they have no faith in the NX and are spreading games out to cover for expectations of lower hardware sales, which would harm its launch sales in a way that sales from the other two consoles could NEVER cover for.
Yet to my surprise I haven't encountered any severe problems that have done anything more than irritate me briefly, though on console reports of save games being deleted were common, and some PC users have been experiencing crashes with AMD hardware, although the developer's quick work at getting patches out seems to have remedied these problems.
Also worth remembering is that developers have only received final next - gen console hardware in the last few months - games typically take over two years to develop and most of that work would have almost certainly been carried out on PC.
The retail market for Windows PC games gradually dried out in the early 2000s, as the benefit of not having to pay a platform holder to publish a game was offset by piracy, usability problems present with non-standard hardware and retailers like GameStop putting emphasis on the used console game market (GameStop does not buy and sell used Windows PC games).
The new console, chalked up for release February 13 2015, will feature hardware designed to decisively answer consumer feedback from the original hardware and provide a more pluralistic starting point for developers, incorporating firmware to bring out the full breadth of Nintendo's 3D handheld possibility.
- Icon can be left out during console or player footage, partner branding, hardware intros etc. - Icon must be displayed on bottom lefthand corner at a height of no less than 15 % of the screen.
With Rhythm Heaven Fever marking the series» home console debut, Rhythm Heaven pours out of the comically tiny hardware it usually performs on and takes centre stage on the big screen.
While the Nintendo Switch hardware would be capable of running the game, Blizzard states that it makes it more difficult to add another platform» Our first couple of patches would come out on PC first and then later on the consoles,» he explained.
Then I'd start trying to partner with those who do get hardware right to get my OS on their system / console, such as offering Nintendo a online / cloud solution that is ready to go out of the box so they could compete with Sony better.
Has the leading company in console sales, number of exclusives, most gaming features, more powerful console hardware, been backed into a corner by the two companies who struggle to sell consoles and come out with exclusives each year?
Looking at the holiday lineups for All three consoles, its pretty much guaranteed that WiiU will out sell both of them Its just simple logic: Games move hardware..
He also said that Nintendo probably doesn't intend to bring all their games to both systems, but he will find out more on this at CES 2016 where Nintendo will show them more of the hardware capabilities as well as the home console
Instead of laying out a strategy of stimulating hardware with cost reductions, Sony said it would make people want to own and value its consoles and services by cramming them with inveigling games and spellbinding ideas.
Now with the 8th generation of consoles being out for about 2 years now, it is apparent that the current generation of consoles can not compete with even mid-grade PC hardware in terms of raw performance.
Various hardware leaks on the Nintendo Switch aren't really that rare; a number of them have come out lately that have given the specifications of the various components on the inside of the console.
Lets say a more powerful PlayStation 5 comes out instead of an evolutionary console, it means that gamers are going to expect another ramp up in production costs to take advantage of the new hardware features, publishers will need to wait for the install base to grow on PS5 and also risk everything on next generation development.
When it comes to console support, there's a pretty established formula: release hardware revisions every few years, and let developers squeeze out every last drop of power before moving onto the next iteration.
I hope there comes a time that mobile versions of console games get versions looked more than the original I can understand that the mobile hardware has it limitations but this isn't something I like a read an interview and they said «that in 2017 the top range phones have processor power equal that of PS4 / XboxOne «how cool it will be that when new games comes out that besides it's playable on PC / XboxOne / PS4 it's also released on our iPhones
Extracts: As gamers anxiously await powerful new consoles from Microsoft and Sony, game publishers are trying to figure out where they'll get the extra millions of dollars needed to create titles for the new hardware -LRB-...) New game consoles promise startling graphics and more realistic play.
In the case of Tomb Raider, there are benefits for the consumer too: the lack of backwards compatibility between the current and past console generations would otherwise have them dragging the old hardware out from under the bed to enjoy the game again, and besides — the new - gen version looks great.
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I have had my playstation since decembre and fail to see the value of psn + yes the ps4 has the better hardware but no facebook, twitter ect apps no real multi tasking terrible notification systems the only good thing i see is destiny and uncharted 4 maybe kingdom hearts 3 next year but is the console price worth it really and with the 4.5 coming out soon for 4k and a good vr experiance, yup your standard ps4 will not be good with vr and has been quoted by sony.
Nintendo makes consoles because it likes knowing the ins - and - outs of the hardware so it can make games to a high quality, without having to filter through a bunch of companies and their ebbing standards.
The current generation of consoles initially promised backwards compatibility to varying degrees, but eventually Sony stopped including the hardware necessary to play PS2 games on PS3, Microsoft stopped adding Xbox games to the list of those that could be played on 360, and Nintendo left GameCube support out of the most recent Wii hardware revision.
Whenever a new Nintendo console comes out there's this fun diplomatic period when the big powers of the industry — Electronic Arts, Ubisoft, Activision, Bethesda, etc)-- all make romantic proclamations about the hardware and their ardent support for it.
«We look at these other ecosystems out there like mobile, tablet and PC and we see that they have a very continuous evolution cycle in hardware, whereas between console generations most of the evolution is making it cheaper and potentially making it smaller.
As previously stated, the Xbox One X is an absolute monster when it comes to hardware as it features the fastest graphical processor out of all the consoles that are currently on the market, offering up to 326 GB / sec bandwidth memory, which is quite mind - blowing.
I specifically called out the PS4 because, before the new consoles were released, the Xbox One's hardware and price made it look like a bit of a dud, while the PS4 looked like a winner.
Or how about «I'm gonna wait a while to buy a next - gen console so they can work out all of the bugs and hardware issues on the launch consoles
«I'm gonna wait a while to buy a next - gen console so they can work out all of the bugs and hardware issues.»
Still, Anita Frazier, an analyst for the NPD Group, says that the drop is actually due to the price cuts the console manufacturers made, pointing out that «the average retail price of hardware across all platforms declined 8 % from last September».
The NPD Group rolled out the software and hardware data for the month of October this year, and the results are now starting to look rather one - sided and in favor of the one company who was struggling with their console just a year ago.
Backwards compatibility is nice and all, but the idea that it can make up for these new consoles coming out rapidly with games that don't work — or don't work as well — on older hardware and somehow keep everyone included is just some marketing sleight of hand.
With E3 out of the way, Microsoft seems to be undertaking a similar strategy in unifying its PC and console platforms and adding two new tiers to its Xbox One hardware lineup.
Big news for Windows 10 gaming came out of our Xbox event last week in San Francisco, where journalists, YouTube personalities and Twitch streamers got hands - on time with Xbox's most - anticipated spring games and platform experiences, including Xbox One consoles and gaming PCs from our hardware partners.
Hopefully once the Switch flops just like the WiiU it replaced then maybe Nintendo will finally take the hardware in their consoles seriously, stop milking their customers and listen to what their customers want instead of putting out unknown properties like Fire Emblems...
With E3 out of the way, Microsoft seems to be undertaking a similar strategy in unifying its PC and console platforms and adding two new tiers to its Xbox One hardware lineup.
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