Sentences with phrase «screen handheld game system»

The Nintendo DSi is the third incarnation of Nintendo's wildly successful dual - screen handheld game system.

Not exact matches

In its transition from mobile to home systems the game has lost some of its appeal, too big for handhelds, too small for big screen TVs.

A charming action - adventure title from developers Project Siren who work within SCE Japan Studio, it was one of Sony's best first - party exclusive games for the handheld system, utilising the Vita's touch - screen and gyroscope for zero gravity - related gameplay — a unique control setup that took advantage of the hardware.

It's the incredibly streamlined appeal of this system that makes it a perfect party game, and the screen zooms in on the action close enough to make playing handheld with friends a viable option (if you don't mind crowding around).

There's three play modes; «Handheld Mode» sees the Joy - Cons attach to the base unit to be played on the go; «TV Mode» which connects the system via a dock to a television, with controllers attaching to a central module - the Joy - Con Grip - or synced to a decided Xbox - style «Pro Controller» (available separately), and «Tabletop Mode», which uses a built - in stand so the screen can be displayed upright anywhere, with the Joy - Cons detached controller (s) to play local multiplayer games.

Named after Sony's latest handheld game system, PlayStation Vita TV is designed to play PSP (PlayStation Portable) and PS Vita games on a TV screen.

The dual - screen portable handheld system boasts real 3D capabilities, a library of over 1,224 games, and is backward compatible with Nintendo DS games.

The first handheld gaming system featured a black and white LCD screen with simple block graphics, and long interchangeable game cartridges.

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With a large display and both external and headphone - enabled sound options, it's almost like a handheld game system, though the lower - resolution screen is a compromise you'll have to make for the sake of portability.

Today, we have the Nintendo 3DS, a handheld gaming console with two screens and a display that allows stereoscopic 3D effects without the need for 3D glasses, giving the system a life of its own with impressive games for every type of gamer.

From the menu screens to playing games, the visuals pop with a clarity that if you are used to 3DS or Wii U visuals, are an order of magnitude more impressive and really hammer home that this really is a super powerful gaming system when taken handheld.