Sentences with phrase «what platform owners»

At Panic Button, we genuinely like that change and challenge — It lets us build up expertise and relationships with hardware companies across multiple generations, and helps us build on our intuition for what platform owners and gamers who own those platforms want in games for those consoles.

Not exact matches

A prime example would be savvy food truck owners who tap into real - time platforms like Twitter to deliver the daily specials and what time loyal patrons can expect lunch to roll up outside their offices.

Owners often complain that Sony hasn't come close to offering enough software to fully utilize the tremendous potential of what is a very sophisticated hardware platform.

Additionally, the developers revealed that previous gen console, i.e. PS3 and Xbox 360, owners will not have to worry about the game being a shorter version of what it is on the current gen platforms.

The EnhanceTV platform brings filmmakers and educators together, with Screenrights licensing users and distributing fees to copyright owners in what Stefan describes as a model unique to Australia.

Thankfully, even with production now ended, Evo owners are still pushing the limits of what's possible with the platform.

According to Lewis, 47 % of the platform's users are tenants: «What we kind of hope to achieve is an even distribution where both tenants and owners are able to negotiate, just like the sales side,» he says.

I can imagine this is what their executives think will happen, but what it is really doing is alienating Xbox owners right before we have to make a choice between which platform to buy into.

But while Rift represents the bold, experimental steps of a handful of developers on a fluid, ever - changing platform, it's likely to be Sony's Project Morpheus that offers console owners their first real experience of what virtual reality looks like in the 21st century.

Developer: Atlus Publisher: Atlus, NIS America (EU) Platforms: 3DS Since 2007, the Etrian Odyssey franchise has provided modern RPG fans and DS owners a little window into what Role Playing meant back in the early days of gaming: concise story that leaves a lot to the player's imagination, extensive character skill customization, and dicey enemy encounters that require the player...

Which I feel is unfair, obviously there are different financial systems in place with mobile and console gaming, while console owners purchase physical figures and play sets, it does feel like what is available within the app should be free on all platforms.

For example, the rights of neighboring home owners when trees start to grow across property lines seem like simple questions but are actually extremely complex legally, as is another simple question such as explaining what a book means in IP terms as a book migrates to a new platform.

Still fewer engage to such a degree that they feel ownership over the experience and vested with authority and superior understanding of how the platform is supposed to work that they wouldn't hesitate to call out Twitter's owners as fools who clearly don't know what's best for Twitter.

Businesses on Instagram have to contend with the same platform that typical users access currently, but what if Instagram developed a Web application to let business owners manage their brand presence on the photo - sharing network?

I am not saying the resume is dead as we now see articulated more and more... I am saying from my perspective (I don't sell or write resumes) it's more about updating your resume «platform» and how your pipeline is configured to ensure every doc you «publish» is tailored to every set of eyes after you know, really know, what the brain connected to those eyeballs wants to know about you, the resume owner.