Sentences with phrase «out of the console market»

I know you'd probably love it if Sony dropped out of the console market, but you're an idiot if you think that would be a good thing.

Pushing PlayStation out of the console market?

While the game certainly does not push the current - generations technical capabilities, it is nice to see a developer who has been out of the console market for so long, come back with a game that is technically all together and has great gameplay.

The fear, I guess, that smartphone gaming would take a substantial chunk out of the console market hasn't been wholly realized — although while PS4 and Switch sales are strong, you could look to the limited success of the Vita as showing how portable play time has been substantially altered by the rise of the App Store and its equivalents.

All this is a long post to say at this point I wish Nintendo would get out of the console market and become a third party developer.

It's a question that gamers have long been asking, especially since SEGA backed out of the console market following the Dreamcast.

Not exact matches

Over its lifetime, the NES sold nearly 62 million units and was able to break out from the stable of other companies that were willing to take a risk on the home console market.

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While many stores are reportedly sold out — forcing fans to shell out higher prices on the secondary market if they can not wait to get the new console — the original retail price of the basic unit (white, 8 GB memory) is $ 300, while a deluxe set (black, 32 GB, includes GamePad charging cradle and NintendoLand game) retails for $ 350.

Releasing old reissues for 80 dollars a pop for games that are 10 - 30 years old is a joke and for everyone wondering if the smash bros isnt a port, do you really think they would have forgotten to mention it was a new game if it was a new game???? That would be the centerpiece of marketing but the fact they left it out is obvious its the same game they sold you on the last console which also had a couple new games and mostly weak releases that made no one but the system.

B&N can always take a page out of the gaming console market and deny access to their online store and services to rooted or un-updated Nooks.

Still, I wanted to revisit the game properly and try to see if it's a game worth buying in today's market since there's potentially a lot of people out there whose first console has been an Xbox One or PS4 and have thus never played Darksiders II.

they didn't market so hardcore before launch and after that they're console did 1080p... ect and then it came out less then 25 games do it on the system and the ones that do about 30 % upscale instead of do native.

More likely we'd eventually see something more akin to the mobile market, where legacy support is mandated for a period of time, and after that, it's up to the dev... but I feel that could become a quagmire of pain in the ass considerations about who to support, and could very well lead to less consoles being sold because people will always feel they can wait it out another 2 - 3 years, which they may feel again when the next iter...

The thing that makes sense about the Nintendo switch is that a caters to both of their markets while basically only being a portable that can out to the television, there is no real purpose behind making a dedicated Home console again.

Since the X1 was out a week AFTER and you added the total sold in America for each console, you then divide that by the amount of DAYS it was out on the market.

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The 3ds had a rough start, the market Nintendo caters too won't rush out and buy a console day 1 unless it's part of some fad like the wii was.

As a fan of all classic Nintendo consoles this would be a dream come true and I think there is an entire market out there with a similar mindset to myself and would happily get this game because these could be incredible.

Rumors have come out that Microsoft is, in an attempt to reduce the size of the used game market and bring in more money from royalties, working on a technology that would allow their next console to prevent people from playing used games.

I have no idea, because I have totally, basically, cut myself out of the console realm,» he told the site when asked about the declining numbers seen in the Japanese console market.

I was somewhat impressed, despite the nagging feeling in the back of my head that Nintendo just did this sort of thing with their console and the market for motion controls is somewhat tapped out as well as jaded to the thought of motion controls for their games.

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).

Speaking to the NYTimes, Nolan Bushnell, whose own company fell out of the console manufacturing market as Nintendo grew to prominence, said he believes it is the end of an era for the gaming giant and consoles in general.

There wasn't much pushed out by Activision but it's one of the better Transformers games on the market for last generation consoles.

If legit, the 56 - page document titled «XBox 720 -9-24 Checkpoint Draft 1» reveals a host of details about the technology being rolled out with the next - gen Xbox and Microsoft's thinking about the competition in not just the rarified console market but also from Apple and Google.

Quite good I imagine, as not only is it a timed exclusive for Microsoft, cutting out the powerful and traditional fan - base of PlayStation owners who currently hold the console market share in their dual - shocked hands, but its up against one of the most anticipated titles in the last five years Fallout 4.

Coming along years after Sega had fallen out of its position as a top - runner in the console market, it represented the company's last - ditch attempt to reclaim its former glory.

GameStop started off in the business of buying and selling new and used video games and consoles, but as that market continued to shrink, the company had to branch out into other complementary businesses.

Pulse should be a biweekly TV show, you guys have so much in house developers, 3 consoles on the market and 1 coming out soon, third party support, it would be kool if you could do it and invite ps vita developers each show, for example you could start with Naughty Dog and Uncharted 3 together with Sony Bend and Uncharted Golden Abyss on the same show then you could get Insonmiac Games and Resistance 3 with Nihilistic and Resistance PS Vita and so on, im really tired of watching failtrailers and their bias, come on sony is a very powerful company in the entertainment industry

Speaking to Siliconera at GDC, Nintendo of America's senior manager of marketing Damon Baker said the console firm was showing off nine games during the week, but that there were another 17 in the pipeline that had already been submitted and would be out in the next two months.

Fils - Aime says that strategy is an opportunity to «leverage the literal billions of devices out there, devices that are available in markets where Nintendo dedicated systems aren't available» and create games that are truly accessible, especially to folks who may not be able to purchase a home console (or a ticket to Universal, for that matter).

The big publishers will often drown out the marketing efforts of any releases that aren't Call of Duty, FIFA, Halo or other major console branded spots, so this list is for seven games that deserve a little boost and ones we hope won't get brushed aside in favour of the usual suspects.

The chameleon's flyer lays some of those advantages out while throwing some serious shade at the state of the current console market.

It is worth pointing out that Clash of Clans, a popular mobile game from SuperCell, is generating more than $ 1.4 billion in gross revenue each year through the iOS Store and Google Play Store which really puts into perspective how small the portable console software market is for Nintendo compared to the Mobile market which generated over $ 30 billion in 2015 and is set to grow to $ 35 billion in 2016.

Best console on the market far superior to the xbox one as you can swap out the internal HDD for an SSD of whatever size you can afford which you can not do with the xbox one due to microsoft trying to monopolise the market and forcing you to buy their products and not giving you any choice.

Brad, I see what you are saying, but could it be that before 2000 there really were not a lot of good non-Japanese games being developed for consoles at all and we simply saw the hollowing out of the US PC market and the transition of that creative ferment, which was there all along but not compared to Japanese games because they were considered «different media», to consoles?

Nintendo are only planning to ship a further 30,000 Wii's worldwide in the next 6 months so it looks like the console may be going out of production very soon after 9 years on the market.

The NX console due to release in the second half of next year will be Nintendo's attempt to reclaim market share in the traditional console space whilst branching out with these other opportunities.

Konami may be out of the console and PC market from now on, but its legacy will never be forgotten.

The price tag suggests the machine will be priced at above $ 400 in US market which seems a bit too steep and not a whole lot of people will be willing to shell out this much cash for the console since Nintendo consoles mostly just favor first party titles.

The Xbox One might have been on the market for a few years now, but it remains one of the consoles of choice to play the best games out there.

Technology is moving fast and home consoles become out of date, after being on the market for a short time.

Supposedly the argument for Nintendo hoarding most of the 3rd party companies was because it was to ensure the American part of the industry crash would never happen again, so they wanted to really strengthen quality control so much that it led to them being so strict with licensing agreements, and because of the installed username of the NES, Nintendo had that weight to throw about, because few companies are going to want to be cut out of writing and developing for that console that has most of the market cornered.

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.

These aren't the first types of devices like these on the market, but AtGames has announced that they're going to be putting out brand new versions of the plug & play Genesis consoles that have been on the market before.

Under Kimishima's leadership, Nintendo has launched a record - setting console, made a splash in the mobile market, branched out into theme parks and movies, and launched some of its highest - rated games of all time.

The PSP may be out of fashion now but Sony seems to be pitching the handheld console towards the «youth» market.

As you can see in the Newzoo graphic above, Microsoft is the only competitor out of the big 3 in the console market to effectively tap into the market of console / PC gamers and creating a new ecosystem around these people that wish to play both and to have their games, friends, achievements, captures etc. on both will have that available to them whether they're playing on their console or on their PC.

When the Genesis began its global roll - out in Japan way back in 1988, it was the beginning of a new golden era for Sega, at least in the console market.