Sentences with phrase «portable games though»

The 2 portable games though really were not my cup of tea.

Not exact matches

Though a bit simplistic, the game does make for good portable gameplay.

Underneath the camera jank, though, Portable Ops introduced a template that nearly all future games in the franchise would adopt: The idea of base - building by rescuing hostages in bite - sized play spaces carried through all the way to the series» terminus, Metal Gear Solid 5.

In reality, though, Portable Ops Plus is more of a companion to the original; it features the same fully 3D, stealth - action gameplay, but ditches the story mode in favor of a ton of improvements to the game's multiplayer modes.

Portable Ops was quite a good game, even though it must be considered that Hideo Kojima doesn't see it as part of the canon (that's why he's not included in the MGS HD Collection).

Vyse, Aika, and Fina were also included in Valkyria Chronicles 3 for the Playstation Portable, though that game remains a Japan exclusive.

Though the main series of Pokémon games has been released for various portable Nintendo systems, titles such as Pokémon Stadium allow players Continue reading «Pokémon Battle Revolution — Staff Review»»

The game recently arrived to PSN, giving us the chance to experience it in portable form for the first time on the Playstation Vita (though you can play it on PS3 too if you'd like).

It's a great game on Wii U, though I'm not sure I need a portable version of the same game...

WRC: FIA World Rally Championship is a PlayStation Portable port of the latest PS2 game released in Europe, though since we American types don't get the PS2 games over here, odds are you're looking at WRC as the first rally racer to hit the PSP in North America.

The game was also released on PSN, but I feel as though it truly belongs on a portable device.

What also appeals to me about the game play though is how frequently save points pop up making this game work really well on a portable console.

The most impressive thing about Peace Walker was that it had so much content for a PlayStation Portable game (though you can now play the title on PS3 and Xbox 360).

The lack of Final Dancouga is a bit odd, especially as Dancouga Nova is present, and the complete absence of any Getter Robo series is equally jarring (though by no means rare, as previous portable games have excluded the various Getter machines).

Portable Ops, in obvious response to this, was intended as the the first «real» Metal Gear game on the PSP console, and Peace Walker was even more hyped as a full - blown main series installment, even though in some ways Ac!d was more true to the concept of tactical espionage action.

London 2012 is the third Olympic - based crossover between these two gaming giants, though this game in particular is an all - new portable version of the Wii game released last year.

Happily, the DS version did portable Mario Party right and included multiplayer, of which you only needed a single game card (though that's with reduced features, as usual).

My PC gaming has slowed down with the market shift though, and although I have choice games that will ever be on PC, I have found myself in console gaming with a bit of portable gaming in my life.

I'm not a huge fan of game creators, but that's largely because I've not really had the chance to spend much — if any — time with them, though I do remember some rather nice stages being made in Mega Man Powered Up for the PlayStation Portable.

In general though, most people don't want to play modern AAA games on a tiny portable screen.

Though a standard feature for the console installments, it's a first for the portable Monster Hunter games.

It's a great game on Wii U, though I'm not sure I need a portable version of the same game...

What made 3D Land so exciting to play was just how nicely it adapted all those old - school concepts onto the 3D handheld; each of the levels offered a small helping of various Mario - style challenges, and though they were a bit smaller than the stages in past 3D Mario titles, the game seemed to have the perfect pace for fans of portable games.

I still like to dabble with it a little, should the opportunity arise, but they're not games I've actively sought out and purchased (though the PlayStation Portable installment had me curious for a time).

This is far more pronounced in portable mode, though, most likely because there are half as many frames the game has to drop, making it more noticeable.

If you're a fan of Game Gear's unique portable offerings, then we have more on the way in the near future — for now though, let's plug in the car adapter and buckle in to the backseat for a trip down memory lane to look at these titles:

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.

Warhammer 40,000: Squad Command is an enjoyable slice of handheld strategy, that does few things wrong, though many PC gamers will find that it lacks depth compared to the strategy games they play on their mighty rig, but do be reasonable, this is a portable game and a well crafted one at that.