Sentences with phrase «party games for consoles»

-- What companies would you like making first party games for consoles?

Nintendo Switch has been fully revealed and fans are expecting a great line - up of third party games for the console.

Not exact matches

Aside from the Switch's main gimmick — turning into a portable console — and Nintendo's first - party game lineup, there's no standout sell point for the Switch.

Microsoft and Sony are doubtlessly pouring big resources into developing VR games for their respective consoles since they will be great differentiators — but will the two systems be similar enough to attract all - important third - party developers?

I happen to have lots of game consoles in my house, and for our holiday party we did Just Dance [a «rhythm game» developed and published by Ubisoft].

The Place for Electro Swing: Music, Parties, Radio, Artist Booking & Promotion The sims 4 The sims is a game developed by EA Maxi that you can play on computer but also on games console.

Reviewers are both blown away and frustrated by the GamePad controller, depending on how it is implemented in any particular game, and are also somewhat pessimistic about the console's chances for widespread success — and the ability of Nintendo to attract third - party developers — despite the nifty new features.

That time ended during the last console generation thanks to an Xbox Live feature that caused many to pick Xbox 360 over PlayStation 3 as their choice system for multiplatform games: party chat.

I understand that the wii u is lacking in power for some of these games, but it doest mean that the third party developers can not make some slight adjustments to the games to satisfy nintendo fans or any other console that is being deprived of awesome games like these

How many Nintendo fans have you seen saying this: «I only buy Nintendo consoles for 1st party games»?

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but it'll be even better for the other 2 consoles what with some really big 3rd party games coming out that aren't coming to the wii u. I think PS4 will get an even better lead than the other two consoles next year.

US was undertracked for wii u by 5k so european numbers could be undertracked (or overtracked but who knows) mario kart is doing something like iwata said a stream line of games can sell a console and thats whats coming a stream line of games we have hyrule warriors, bayonetta 2, sonic boom, toad, smash bros, yoshi, kirby, devils third, xeno x, zelda u, star fox, mario vs dk, mario maker, mario party 10, wii sports club u retail, watch dogs, project cars, skylanders, disney infinity, lego games, tons of amazing indies like fast racing neo its there its enought games for a secondary console its still being supported thats how nintendo will work they wont give up until wii u owners are satisfied (according to iwata)

Yes I would also like to see Mario and Sonic at the 2016 Brazil Olympic games Mario Sports Mix 2 Paper Mario U Star Fox U Metroid U Mario Baseball 3 Poke park 3 Mario Tennis Open (remember there were multiple Power Tennis for different Consoles) Mario Party 11 Sunshine HD Pokémon Battle Revolution 2 Game based on Rosalina and Rosalina only Fire Emblem?

With Bethesda's upcoming AAA game lineup, including The Elder Scrolls Online, Wolfenstein: The New Order, and The Evil Within, all skipping out on Wii U platform launches, one might wonder where all of the third party support for Nintendo's console is going.

It messed up Christmas, I was supposed to get him an android retro half ass chinese made console bullshit thing for all games, wii party u, mario 3d world AND DK, got every last one except DK, got him Mario and Sonic at the Sochi olympics instead, which turned out to be good, but not exactly your traditional Nintendo game, it really shouldn't take so long for a DK platformer, I mean geez, Retro might as well be developing on retro development kits at this rate

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.

I keep hearing people list off a bunch of Nintendo games and then say «well, I hope they go 3rd party because I want to play all these games but not get a Nintendo console» If Nintendo has such a good lineup for you to say that... you should just get the console!

They're in a position to make the Switch the go - to console for classic games, party games, mobile gaming, streaming services, and of course, fantastic first - party exclusives.

It's not too much of a wait, but it's the first time we've seen a staggered release for one of the Switch's major first - party games - and given how the console is region free and how easy it is to pick up games from the Japanese eShop, we can only presume the version coming out in Japan on September 28th won't have full localised language options.

Ironically enough as haters and trolls say «Nintendo consoles are not for 3rd bleh party games bleh bleh bleh» «Third party games don't sell on Nintendo systems» «no wonder devs don't make games on Nintendo systems because they don't sell» «Nintendodrones only buy Nintendo games», «R.I.P. PEEU», «NINTENDO IS DOOMED» and more of that nonsense, yet a third party game becomes available and it more then doubles the system sales.

Seemingly we're at the mercy of the third parties for big action game releases, with cross-platform titles that will suddenly perform better on their competitor's console come 7th November.

Nintendo Land is a party game for the Wii U and is a launch title for the console.

Now look at the gaming world... the only exclusives you have anymore are by developers owned by the respective console makers... in other words, games Sony makes are exclusive to PS3, MS games on Xbox, etc. 3rd party companies know they've been seriously losing out on sales by making games for one console.

Although the Wii has a larger install base, a combination of struggling sales for third - party hardcore games and aspirations that can't be realized on the console has led Suda to look for other, next - gen consoles.

Used to start out with Call of Duty but, with that contract ending and going to Sony it starts with Bonnie Ross from 343 Industries taking the stage to talk about Halo, goes to Battlefield now, Microsofts turn to show Assassin's Creed this year, they go on to two more third - party games, then Phil Spencer comes on stage to announce everything from that point on will be Xbox and Windows 10 exclusive kicked off with Turn 10 and their next Forza title, then they'll show their next Fable game, Chris Charla will then be on stage to talk about [email protected] they'll show some Hololens stuff, talk about Xbox Live and will finish off with The Coalitions new IP, hopefully, otherwise it'll be Gears of War 5 to close it out and then Phil Spencer will come on stage and say: «We've shown you today that we have the best in class first - party developers working on exclusive games for the most power console ever, we've shown you we have support from third - party developers which have chosen to showcase their games for the most powerful console.

A bit of a disappointment really considering this was one of the big games at E3 next week helping demonstrate the wide third - party support for the console.

To be fair, you can't blame them, their game probably sold nothing on Wii U and the console also bombed which wasn't too encouraging for 3rd parties to keep the support going.

You missed the point, those two system ARE N'T JUST about the exclusives, they have MAJOR third party support & that's key to winning next gen. Third party games are becoming more & more appealing, not to mention that the Wii spark (which made it the best selling console last gen) has died, no one looks at the WiiU and thinks: «Wow, I like the new touch screen controller» because believe it or not, it makes it hard for you to focus from one screen to the other & that doesn't work well with a console that needs to be hooked to a TV (games that support switching gameplay from the TV to the controller are great though!).

3rd parties are responsible for themselves and when they put games on a console, people buy those games, thus creating a market.

The point is, Wii U has done the best for some 3rd parties and some 3rd party games over the other consoles and Steam.

So yeah, it is very expensive these days to get 3rd party support on your console and PC gamers refuse to pay full price on most games waiting for massive Steam sales.

It also has the smallest line - up of games with all it's gems being developed internally, so if you want quality games, you have to wait for first / second party studios and other exclusive games (ala MGS4) to really get the full worth of this console.

Continuing with that tradition, Retro - Bit aims to bring all the great aspects of old school gaming to the modern gamer, specializing in manufacturing third party accessories for all of your favorite Retro gaming consoles.

«No matter how big the install base is, there's no point in expecting higher sales if the install base isn't interested in the games» Pokemon Go... «They make more money waiting for the smart and open - minded multi-console gamers to pick up a console for their games, than they would waiting for a scant 500k (at best) to pick up a less - realistic - looking game on consoles where other third party games, like Battlefield, already have dibs on their wallets» What happens when Nintendo stops making consoles, where will you go?

Regarding additional Open Beta content and fixes / patches for consoles, including PlayStation 3 issues with chat and party systems While we would like to patch the Open Beta, DICE is currently focusing its available resources on polishing the retail game.

But even if it's half accurate this is great news for the PS4 and me as a PS4 because it's going to cost MS that much more money to block 3rd party games coming to my preferred console.

They make more money waiting for the smart and open - minded multi-console gamers to pick up a console for their games, than they would waiting for a scant 500k (at best) to pick up a less - realistic - looking game on consoles where other third party games, like Battlefield, already have dibs on their wallets.

because waiting for multi's to come to grips took a year and half pretty much but with the focus on first party sony is releasing a multitude of great games all exclusive and a reason to own their console.

When Nintendo partnered with Philips to produce the ill - fated CD - i game console, it let a third - party developer take the reins for «Zelda's Adventure,» in which Princess Zelda herself took the lead role.

People may balk at paying $ 60 for the same thing on other consoles but the way in which the service works, the ease with which I can join a party and play games and chat, that matters so much.

That said, as much as I'd love to see SEGA throw their hat in the ring, there's no logical reason for the company to leave their comfortable position as a third party publisher and developer in favor of first party console and games production.

As XSEED staff often mentions, viability is rarely that big of a hurdle nowadays, when you can easily port a game on PC if something goes wrong with the console release, the main thing is for the parties involved to want it to happen.

With Microsoft's new console, that will no longer be the case — but with a first - party library looking so thin for now and the majority of gamers without a desperate need for updated hardware, who will buy an Xbox One X?

This changed the dynamic for the 1st party, who could now produce a variety of games comparatively cheaply and sell them to an audience through retail stores; and it changed the dynamic for consumers, who now had to buy only a single expensive console, and one comparably cheap cartridge for each game they wanted to play, as opposed to having to buy one expensive console for each game they wanted to play.

Nintendo's decision to release the Circle Pad Pro peripheral proves that their console was simply not capable of supporting the range of games that third - party developers wanted to make for the system.

The Apple TV ecosystem is a curious one to watch, as when you think about it - All the ingredients really are there for a potentially killer video game console experience, but no one has really put them together yet due to various stopping points like AirPlay lag, Apple's refusal to allow third party apps to run on the Apple TV, and other obstacles.

All those people thinking the Wii would sink Nintendo looked on with jaw - dropping astonishment as Nintendo's little white console was in a sell - out state for two whole years, thanks to one breakout first - party title: Wii Sports (which to my knowledge is still the best selling game of all - time, clocking in at 83 million units).

The Wii U had pretty much achieved what it was going to achieve by this point though Splatoon for Wii U did reasonably well to move 4.5 million units on a console which was, despite it's big first party games being pretty successful was nstill earing the end of it's life.

im really hoping for lots and lots of 1st party games for both consoles.