Sentences with phrase «portable handheld mode»

The footage above is docked, but the game arguably looks at its best in portable handheld mode — the 720p resolution holds up better there, and the game seems to run with an unlocked frame rate, shooting for 60 fps and sometimes getting there with uneven but decent performance.

Not exact matches

It works great in both handheld and portable mode with a pretty decent resolution.

Given that, there are three different ways to play with the Nintendo Switch and that includes TV mode (connecting the console to your television in the traditional sense), tabletop mode (a portable mode which allows you to play with a friend on the console itself) or the handheld mode (using the Switch like a tablet but with far superior gaming capabilities).

The co-op experience is improved thanks to the Nintendo Switch hardware but the game also offers full support for the portable and docked mode features of Nintendo Switch letting you enjoy it either on the big screen or on a handheld.

If you have already played it, it is hard to ignore the aspect of a portable Skyrim that offers both handheld and console mode.

For those worried about the experience being tainted while playing in portable mode, I personally found playing in handheld mode much easier on the eyes and smoother all round — and no less scary!

Utilise touch controls in handheld mode or use a controller for portable, desktop or TV play.

- Level - 5 CEO Akihiro Hino was also developing Professor Layton at that time, and Nintendo's portable was experiencing great momentum - Yuji Horii, the Dragon Quest creator, hesitated at first and questioned having a numbered Dragon Quest game on a handheld - Hino kept pushing him to do it however - Horii became a big fan of the tag mode in Dragon Quest IX, which would end up partially inspiring StreetPass support for the 3DS -; liked how it connected the game world and real world together - Horii said his wish is just to «have Dragon Quest be enjoyed by as many people as possible»

When using the Nintendo Switch in handheld (portable) mode, the console acts a bit like a phone or tablet.

The Nintendo Switch version will reportedly drain the handheld's battery in little over 2 hours when played in portable mode.

The successor to the Wii U and 3DS is a portable handheld console with detachable controllers, with the option to connect to a TV or play standalone in tabletop mode.

There are three ways you'll be able to play your Nintendo Switch; you can dock the system and enjoy playing games on your TV, or if you want a more portable experience switch the system into handheld mode and take your gaming anywhere.

While playing Breath of the Wild in handheld / portable mode, the charger still makes the battery percentage increase.

The best part about it is that the game doesn't drain the console's battery nor does it turn the Switch into a portable oven when played on handheld mode.

The fact too that the Nintendo Switch is so portable, with both handheld and tabletop modes to rely on, means that squeezing in a few matches on a commute or at lunch has never been easier.

If we compare this to the Nintendo Switch version, it runs at 900p in Docked Mode although the Portable resolution is disappointing and runs at 540p resulting in a slightly blurry look in handheld mode.