Game Console definition

Game Console means a device designed primarily for the playing of electronic games which is also capable of receiving protected audiovisual content via a built-in IP connection, and transmitting such content to a television or other display device, including such a device manufactured by or on behalf of Microsoft, branded “Xbox” and running Microsoft’s MSTV/Mediaroom television platform (“Xbox Console”). A Game Console shall meet the Content Protection Requirements and Obligations and support the Approved Format.

Game Console means (a) Microsoft’s Xbox 360 game console, (b) Sony’s PLAYSTATION®3 game console or (c) Nintendo Wii game console.

Game Console means a mains-powered standalone device which is designed to provide video game playing as its primary function. A game console is typically designed to provide output to an external display as the main game-play display. Game consoles typically include a CPU, system memory and a graphics processing unit(s) (GPU), and may contain hard drives or other internal storage options, and optical drives. Game consoles typically utilise handheld controllers or other interactive controllers as their primary input device rather than an external keyboard or mouse. Game consoles do not typically include conventional personal computing operating systems but instead utilise console-specific operating systems. Handheld gaming devices, with an integrated display as the primary game-play display, and which primarily operate on an integrated battery or other portable power source rather than via a direct connection to an AC power source, are considered to be a type of game console;

Examples of Game Console in a sentence

• Once the powerline adapters are connected to each other through the electrical system, any additional devices such as computers or network appliances (e.g. Game Console, Blu-ray player, IP Set Top Box, network enabled TV, etc.) connected to any of your powerline adapters via Ethernet can then communicate to each other as well as share Internet connectivity through your router.

• ELIGIBLE ELECTRONIC DEVICES (EED) –shall mean the following devices: Mobile Phone, Computer Cable, Mouse, or Keyboard; stand alone fax; MP3 players; PDA; Video Game Console; Video Cassette player/recorder; DVD player; zip drive or scanner.

• Video Game Console Manufacturers Restrict the Ability of Users to Run Independently Created Software Applications on Their Consoles, to the Detriment of Consumer Choice, Innovation and Competition.

• Video Game Console Manufacturers Restrict the Ability of Users to Run Alternative Operating Systems on Their Consoles, to the Detriment of Scientific Research.

• Vardit Landsman & Stefan Stremersch, Multihoming in Two-Sided Markets: An Empirical Inquiry in the Video Game Console Industry, 75 J.

• Licensee desires to be granted the right to acquire units of the PlayStation Game Console for distribution in solely in the School Market, and desires to be granted a non-exclusive license to develop and distribute Licensed Products (as defined below) pursuant to the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement.

• Matt Richtel, A Game Console for the Rest of Us, N.Y. TIMES, Oct.

• Licensee agrees that all Licensed Products will be of high quality and shall be designed (if an original title for the PlayStation Game Console) or modified (if a pre-existing title) to substantially utilize the particular capabilities of the Sony Materials and the PlayStation Game Console.

• Upon full execution of this Amendment, Sony agrees to credit the amount of [***] to Licensee, [***] Licensee shall use best efforts to purchase the Forty Thousand (40,000) units of the PlayStation Game Console subject to the increase set forth above by no later than the end of this fiscal year, which shall end on March 31, 1998.

• Sony and Licensee have entered into a Developer Agreement, dated as of January 12, 1996, regarding the development of educational software for the PlayStation Game Console (hereinafter the "Developer Agreement").

More Definitions of Game Console

Game Console means an IP-enabled hardware device used by a Customer that (i) is designed primarily for playing video games, (ii) supports the Approved Format, (iii) is capable of implementing the Usage Rules, (iv) satisifies the Content Protection Obligations and Requirements set forth in Schedule B-2 and (v) receives Included Programs solely by the Approved Transmission Means applicable to Downloading Devices.

Game Console means (a) Microsoft’s Xbox 360 game console or (b) Sony’s PLAYSTATION®3 game console.

Game Console means a device that is designed and marketed primarily for video game usage and that the consumer does not have the ability to add or remove system memory or a central processing unit.

Game Console means (a) Microsoft’s Xbox 360 game console or (b) Sony’s PLAYSTATION®3 game console. [Wii? Subsequent Xbox and PS3 models?]

Game Console means a device that is designed and marketed for video game usage and that does not have the ability to expand volatile memory.

Game Console means an electronic device designed primarily for running games.