Sentences with phrase «portable version of console»

Not exact matches

Last week, gaming website Eurogamer reported that some who have seen the next version of Sony's PSP portable console say it will sport touch controls on its back.

The console has the concept of a local version of a television, and portable experience.

The graphics are a bit worse than it's bigger console brethren but other than that this version offers so much more: New Cars and Hats, additional options to play with friend and the ability to go fully portable with a game about freedom of movement.

Notably, the Nintendo Switch version of the game will feature «the controller's innovative linear vibration mode» and take advantage of the system's ability to «seamlessly go from console to portable.»

Now that the console version of Skylanders has finally caught up with the portable one in terms of jumping, the 3DS version of Skylanders: Swap Force ups the ante, letting players load all of their toys into the game at once.

PlayStation Vita owners will be getting a version of Earth Defense Force 2017 for their shiny portable console this fall.

Visually Size Matters may not be able to compete in terms of the console versions, however being that this is a portable game it is hard to not be impressed.

With the console version of Monster Hunter World dominating gaming headlines over the past few months, Freedom Unite is an excellent place to dive into the series in its classic portable guise.

At the most the handheld would function as the GamePad when used with the console, but would be a surprisingly powerful, scaled down version of the console, perhaps a portable Wii U.

While the Vita is clearly capable of handling portable versions of the previous console generation of games - Persona 4, Metal Gear Solid HD Collection — I've been a little more dubious about the idea of portable versions of games originally produced for the current generation of home consoles, as I doubted the Vita would be capable of producing a solid port without some largely noticeable sacrifices in both visuals and general running speed.

A lot of the system's past titles have been shoddy ports from previous console versions or new games that don't take advantage of the portable's full potential.

Just look at Nintendo and how they're releasing a new console, sort of, they can make their portable console a success because they release a new version every year and they have a ton of great games focused on gameplay and fun, Sony can do better than them so show us.

- when the team learned that Switch would support Unity, they began the process of bringing the game over - it was planned early on to get the game onto Switch within a month of it launching - by Fall 2016, Unity's optimization progressed, and error messages that previously appeared with I Am Setsuna stopped - by the end of fall last year, the team was finished with pre-submission to Nintendo - I Am Setuna was the first title to enter this process - a meeting with Unity was suddenly held, and it was decided that I Am Setsuna would end up becoming a launch title - Nintendo asked for the developers to finish the master version that year if possible - the team was able to port quickly due to Unity, as well as the lack of online / vs features & modest hardware requirements - having a good grasp on specs also made work come together quickly - setting various aspects such as the app's icon, languages, etc. was said to be very simple - there was also good compatibility for titles that have / planned to have multi-platform support on home and portable consoles

Even if Scorpio or Neo fail, the OG versions of the respective consoles will make it successful overall, and right now, Nintendo is more about portables than home console anyhow.

I'm not sure the home console port would be worth it for those who have already played the portable version — there's nothing particularly special in terms of extras, so unless you're a collector or loved the original, I'm not sure it would be worth the money.

The Atari Flashback Portable's portion shows not the infamous 2600 port of Pac - Man, but Pac - Man 8k, a homebrew version of the arcade classic made for the console a couple years ago.

I'm not sure why, but Sony's PSP mantra seems to be, «Portable versions of beloved franchises mustn't bear any resemblance to their console bigger brothers.

I actually prefer the Vita's full console PS3 ports of games over the actual PS3 versions as I think they are the more superior version of the game because I think its more impressive playing them on the Vita as the graphics are nearly as great as on PS3, that and also the fact that they are running on a handheld and are fully portable.

Or they might be a harbinger of how the portable and home console versions of Smash Bros. might work together.

In case you haven't tried it, I'd also recommend the DS version of Alice In Wonderland, as it's one of those bizarre cases where the portable game was a lot more fun that the console version (and the film, at least for me).

Regardless, new fans will find a lot fun here, while returning fans may just enjoy a walk down memory lane with a portable version of a title they played over four years ago on a home console.

The portable first - person shooter, has the player kill zombie Nazis, and if you remember was a mode that was available for the console version of World at War, which was released last year.

In the Switch, both have found their true home and compliment the system perfectly, so it's only right that the best version of both games is found on Nintendo's portable console.

The home console can connect with the portable to send to it its own version of the games you buy, will use the same tech as the Wii U-Wii U Gamepad streaming to do that, or the internet connection

Historically portable games are usually sh!tty versions of console games.

The portable release on Vita is comparable to the home console version on PS4 with the only noticeable differences being the simplification of levels which are split up into smaller segments, although that could potentially play to the Vita's strengths if anything due to the increased pick up and play feel to the gameplay working in harmony with the premise of a portable console, although there are a couple of the extra levels that are missing.

It's too bad the Switch version is still missing an online component, but considering the device's hybrid console / portable nature and built - in set of controllers, impromptu IRL matches are just a... * switch * away.

The game takes the popular console version of the crafting game and makes it portable or dockable as you enjoy 60 fps Nintendo gameplay.

When I first got in touch with Adrian from Ratalaika games, we both discussed about the possibility of having a console version of the game, and we both agreed that the game has potential on a portable console.

to have the game in portable form, it's probably not worth it to purchase this version on top of the console original.

Finally, a deluxe model of the Switch will reportedly come with a «new version» of Splatoon with a new one - on - one mode designed for the portable console.

Unless you're a truly diehard fan and / or someone who just has to have the game in portable form, it's probably not worth it to purchase this version on top of the console original.

The Famicom Pocket doesn't actually play Game Boy or GBA games, because the guts of this portable console were replaced with the guts of the Japanese version of the NES Classic Edition.

It was also released for the many other systems: the Japanese Virtual Console version (Famicom version) on July 21, 2009 (Wii) and January 8, 2014 (Wii U), an iOS port of the Nintendo DS remake on March 24, 2011, an Android version on March 12, 2012, a PlayStation Portable version on late September 2012 (Downloadable only version outside of Japan via PlayStation Network) and Android - based Ouya console on April 2013.

Visually Size Matters may not be able to compete in terms of the console versions, however being that this is a portable game it is hard to not be impressed.

The classic kart racer returns, this time as an updated version of the latest Wii U instalment, fine - tuned for the portable multiplayer capabilities of the Switch console.

In January it announced an upcoming game for the 3DS portable gaming console: «Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros Edition,» a Nintendo - ified version of the popular smartphone game.

That said, the point is still a valid one for the most part; handheld consoles which are designed specifically for smaller, more «portable» games (and which focus on things like decent battery life) tend to outsell portable versions of home consoles with home console style games.

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From our brief time with the Nintendo Switch version of L.A. Noire, we came away very impressed with what Rockstar was able to achieve on the portable console.

Updated versions of Dark Souls, The World Ends with You and Hyrule Warriors — among other games — are headed to the hybrid portable console.

As part of Sony's all - encompassing push to prove the PlayStation Vita's relevance at last month's E3 trade show, it made sure to mention that a special version of Call of Duty: Black Ops would be making its way to the portable console.

If you would rather check out this game on a home or portable console, versions of Street Fighter IV are available on 3DS, PC, PS3, PS4, and Xbox 360.

I actually prefer the Vita's full console PS3 ports of games over the actual PS3 versions as I think they are the more superior version of the game because I think its more impressive playing them on the Vita as the graphics are nearly as great as on PS3, that and also the fact that they are running on a handheld and are fully portable.