Sentences with phrase «re-release of their classic titles»

Or a re-release of their classic titles?

The game which is released on Xbox Live Arcade and the PlayStation Store today, is a re-release of the classic title... Read more

I think there is something to be said about the re-releasing of their classic titles from the PS2 onto the PS3.

Well, right around the corner we'll get to relive the magic with the re-release of the classic title, now rebuilt and releasing for the Xbox 360, PS3, and PC.

Not exact matches

Capcom has announced that Breath of Fire III will be re-released as a downloadable classic on the PlayStation Store; it'll be available as a PSP title, which means it can also be played on PS Vita and PS TV.

Capcom has announced that Breath of Fire III will be re-released as a downloadable classic on the PlayStation Store; it'll be available as a PSP title, which means it can...

Last generation's PSP was a bastion of great music games with titles like Lumines and Project Diva — in addition to re-releases of classics like PaRappa the Rapper and Gitaroo Man.

Maragos goes on to check out Valve's Steam content distribution system («For titles with little chance of success in the Darwinian (no pun intended) world of retail, Steam is more and more an attractive alternative»), and also discusses Xbox 360 Live Arcade, particularly mentioning the re-releases of classic games («Digital downloads of cheap, legal emulated games could fill a niche that no retail channel has yet been able to provide, and ensure that yesterday's generation of seminal games isn't gone forever.»)

Continuing the trend of re-releasing classic titles in HD, Capcom has announced that the first three Devil May Cry games...

Now it's unconfirmed whether or not this is just a simple re-release of the classic PlayStation 2 titles, or a possible HD remaster of 2012's Max Payne 3 — we're hoping it's the latter!

So it's all but confirmed via this Cassette that SEGA Forever is about reinvigorating SEGA's classic titles on Mobiles and that it's probably some kind of service rather than just re-releases.

Re-releasing their classic titles in downloadable form, for better or worse, has been a staple of SEGA's strategy for nearly a decade now.

Capcom released another trailer for the upcoming HD Remastered re-release of the popular classic Ducktales, and to grab some more attention an avoid being washed away under the influx of next generation titles have cleverly...

Not only does the company re-release classic NES titles for every new platform it launches, but it's now come out with a console resembling the original NES (complete with a range of built - in games).

Digital re-releases are imperfect solutions, relying on the good will of a platform like Steam to retain titles on their storefronts, and even then, institutions like the Criterion Collection or Penguin Classics uphold the long - term concreteness of quality physical preservation over the more fleeting and short - term solutions offered by digital files.

The re-release of the classic games are based on the original games that came out way back in 1999... yes the two titles are almost approaching the 20 year mark.