Sentence examples for gaming mode from inspiring English sources

"It's the twentieth anniversary next year, so remaking the game that started it all while also giving it a new gaming mode, that makes the game actually play like it was intended, Robotron: 2084 style was only appropriate," Running with Scissors producer Mike Jaretellsachter tells me.

It has full HD, is ideal for watching 3D films and has a special two-player gaming mode, meaning it is a perfect home-entertainment hub.

Furthermore, features such as 4K ultra-high definition (UHD) and high dynamic range (HDR) can add significantly to lag, so make sure you have a TV with a decent gaming mode, which will switch these off.

And, if you're of the mind that once you're playing, nothing else needs to be clogging the pipeline, you can use the app to activate a one-touch gaming mode that automatically reserves bandwidth for online gaming.

Most security products now offer a "gaming mode" that allows players to keep their antivirus software active but avoid receiving notifications until the end of their session.

I should probably add a word of caution here regarding the potential for a much brighter gaming mode to cause screen burn; a phenomenon where prolonged exposure to bright and/or richly colored and relatively static image content (such as channel logos or gaming HUDs) may leave permanent traces of those static elements behind on an OLED screen.

The possibilites for this kind of gaming seem endless, but the creators suggest a few main RoomAlive gaming modes: Time Crisis-like shooters, ambient interactive environments, and traditional controller-based games that allow avatars to scale walls and floors to battle digital foes.

Two new science-fiction shooters, Titanfall from Electronic Arts and Destiny from Activision, are the big draws, boasting detailed visuals and complex online gaming modes.

The website Rtings regularly reviews new models from a gaming perspective, but I've always used Samsung sets, which have excellent gaming modes and decent lag times.

Four online gaming modes are being made available, allowing participants to choose whether they want to challenge other international students, within their own school or class, or even warm up their skills against the computer.

This chapter uses two-dimensional (2D) and 3D games as stimuli to study two things: (1) the differences in brain activity for each of the gaming modes (2D and 3D) that result in different experiences for the subject; and (2) the effect of violent games on subjects' brain activity.