Sentences with phrase «so home console gamers»

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The game we just released (last year for home consoles) is Mortal Kombat 9, so they really need to see something that's a new experience or they're going to feel like they've already played it.

The Switch's biggest feature is that it's a hybrid portable and home console, so you can take all the latest HD games with you anywhere.

So a player of an action game such as Call of Duty would be able to download an app to his (and, let's face it, we're usually talking about guys here) smartphone or work computer and crow about his scores or schedule a game with buddies through Facebook - like status updates even when he's away from his console or home PC.

After all, why would a family buy a video game console when it could purchase a home computer, which had the capability to do so much more?

In fact, Rechnitz and Reichberg were so close that the feds claim they dressed up as elves on Christmas Day 2013 and drove initially to Grant's home where they gave video game consoles and jewelry to his family before heading off to Harrington's home, where they handed out another console to his kids.

The first home video game consoles, like the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), couldn't store or display much data, so not that many pixels could be shown on the screen at a time.

This being the case, home consoles don't necessarily feel like the optimum platform for the game, so we'd like to see those sheep herded towards tablet pastures in the future.

The Metal Gear series began life on the MSX home computer / console hybrid, a platform with almost zero presence in the U.S.. So, for the American market, Konami had the game reworked for the country's favorite console, the NES.

japan is a different beast altogether, they don't really care about home consoles as much, MK8 will slow down thats for sure but now the other games are coming bayonetta 2, hyrule warriors and smash so it should be steady from here on out

The latter, a Monster Hunter and Soul Sacrifice like game, is a really good offer for those still playing with the almost dead Sony portable console; ultimately a good reason for you to pick it back up in case you have long missed it... and don't forget it's PlayStation TV compatible, so you will even be able to play it on your home TV.

With Nintendo focusing so hard on providing an enjoyable software experience for their home console, what sort of cross-over games would you like to see from this?

the last Zelda game on a Nintendo home console, was in 2011 with Skyward Sword, which is almost 3 years ago (will be 3 in november) so no, they need to bring out a new zelda game, and yes, Mario needs a vacation, at least until holiday 2015.

I really like the idea of it being a hybrid between a home console and a handheld because that they can appeal to both casual and core gamers, so all they need is a standard controller for the home console and good specs that's somewhat comparable to base PS4 specs.

Because Microsoft is paying them to not make Wii U games, so Nintendo stops making home consoles.

Among our portfolio of Northwest Florida vacation homes, you'll find Gulf - view and Gulf - front homes, vacation homes with private pools and bbq grills, game tables and video game consoles, gourmet kitchens and screened - in porches, and so much more.

I don't know why that changed when the PS3 came out, but Japanese devs moved away from the genre on home consoles to the point where there just weren't as many big ones to choose from, so the fan base that remained moved onto mostly portables because that's where the games moved to.

In the West, we feel like PlayStation is where home consoles really caught on with Final Fantasy 7, so Final Fantasy has that foundation... where it really captured the hearts of gamers.

The fact is, both Sony & MS's new consoles are about equal in all facets in reality, both have a similar amount of great exclusives, even to the point of being in similar genres... And regardless of propaganda, media beatups (such as in Driveclubs & Halo's cases)... regardless of the OBVIOUS MAINLY U.S. based media favoritism of there own home grown console manufacturing giant, both machines are great, & so similar in all areas, that choosing between the 2, comes down to all these little bullshite bits & bops, such as marketing, corporate naming & such... as well as the more game related things, such as gaming preferences, controllers comfort, online infrastructure, etc, etc.... But, the point is, WHO REALLY CARES??? Who worries about this shite, over actually playing & enjoying such brilliant games?

So when it comes to developing games that are going to convince people to buy a home console.

I'm really hyped up for MK on the go... I'm happy with my Vita, I understand it's a new device so It's set for a slow start (just as the PS3 and 3DS had, and look at them now) and I find myself playing my fighting games way more often on portables than on home consoles.

Whilst the game will also appear on both Microsoft's and Sony's consoles, it appears that the PlayStation 4 is where Destiny's true home will be and with the game showing so much promise, we won't be entirely surprised if we find ourselves using the term «Destiny - killer» in the future.

To be painfully clear; these video games that I'm talking about will be released on physical cartridges that will plug into your old Sega Mega Drive (and Sega Genesis) home video game console so that you can play them just like you did in the 1990's.

I hate most rhythm games, mostly because I'm inherently terrible at them (but also partially because I don't like a lot of the music)... but I like Vocaloid music enough that I think I might give this a try on my vita... I wouldn't ever play a game like this on a home console so I gave a pass to the PS3 version, but I can see myself playing this at a hotel or on the bus...

Also, as well as the reasons you mentioned, at the very start of gaming, arcades were a big thing (way bigger than home consoles in that era) so games were hard by design to get you to keep putting «quarters» in, and it took some time before people began to take new approaches to making games, basically.

Yea so they can make a slimmer revision of the game pad a year later lol and its a home console so durability isnt a big deal.

(These will both be added to the list of available systems to choose from, so every backer who is set to receive a download version of Mighty No. 9 can choose either of these as the system for their game download, instead of a home console or PC version.)

Looking so forward to this game, waited so long for a Monster Hunter on Home Consoles since Tri Ultimate.

game, especially since both these games have featured on the last few Nintendo home consoles, so they're bound to end up on the Wii at some point.

So for this to work a new home console would need first - party games the caliber of Nintendo, but the third - party support of Sony, and Microsoft as well.

A quick note about the data above: it's based on sales by revenue (not units), so home consoles have an advantage since they're not only more expensive than handhelds, their games also cost (sometimes a lot) more than their handheld counterparts.

Many a time have we stepped into John Rambo's boots to shoot the seven shades of crazy out of any soldier that crosses our path, so a bit smile spread across our faces when Reef entertainment confirmed that Teyon will be developing a Rambo Video Game for PC and Home consoles.

Wii U, which is Nintendo's latest home console, is backwards compatible with nearly all existing Wii games and accessories, so you can enjoy a vast library of disc - based and downloadable Wii games and Wii gameplay experiences when you switch to Wii Mode on Wii U.» A Nintendo UK rep confirmed to MCV.

They've been making a mint off their virtual console sales on the various home and handheld consoles, so it makes sense for them to bring out a dedicated machine for people who just want the classic games and don't want to shell out $ 300 dollars or more for a premium modern Nintendo console.

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.

It was a bit surreal seeing a game I was so familiar with on the home consoles on the small yet impressive screen.

It's so easy to lounge on the couch and stream a movie or television program opposed to making a pilgrimage to the nearest RedBox kiosk; it's also just as easy to purchase and download a game to your console from the PlayStation Store or Xbox Store from your mobile device while on your lunch break and come home to it being ready to play.

Though players enjoyed the game's home console feel and presentation, they weren't so keen on the newly introduced twist called «Chance Shots.»

Dark Souls came out in 2011 and console has always been the Soulsborne games» first home, so perhaps we shouldn't expect the same polish or PC optimisation that, say, Age of Empires: Definitive Edition gave us.

On the console front we saw Sony and Microsoft clawing at each other in a desperate fight for the numero uno console spot, with Nintendo hoping a bevy of top - notch games would turn heads towards its so far underperforming home system.

Shin Megami Tensei 4 is a 3DS exclusive, so it hasn't got a lot of hardware to play with — not really, not when you think it could have released the game on Vita or home console.

Still, there have been quite a few calls for it to be released on home consoles already, and enough hints that that could become a reality at some point, so at least it's got better luck than our next two games...

The game has been a treat so far and for a hybrid console like the Switch, it feels at home.

So far, the game is set to see release on home consoles, PC / Mac, and mobile devices.

Old games live and breathe, provided you can find a way to play them, and it was well worth altering the landscape of consoles in my home to make sure I could do so.

The Nintendo Switch is both a handheld and a home console so most games are made to be great at both.

Sony's first forray into the home console market burst onto the scene in 1994 and in doing so redefined our understanding of what a games console could do.

With just the stroke of a touchscreen, you can remotely purchase games and get the download going on your PS4 so it's ready and waiting when you get home (the console will turn on, download and switch off on its own).

The background story of the game is that while Wario is sat at home watching TV he sees an advertisement for a new games console which is coming soon; being a fan of currency Wario sets about to try and make a game for this new console in an effort to shower himself in riches; so Wario sets about to creating games for this new console but he isn't alone in doing so... he has help from some friends.

All the games that have online multiplayer but only single local so we have to play with our family on seperate consoles in the same home.

Why do some developers and publishers hate them so much and why do they think it would be «awesome» if the next generation of home consoles from Sony and Microsoft blocked used games altogether?