Sentences with phrase «everything in the game fits»

Everything in the game fits with what it is trying to accomplish.

Not exact matches

Personalization is the name of the game in everything we do — there's no more one size fits all.

I cant stress enough we need a fit koss and another great cb he did everything against southhampton and mert just headed and gave them the ball back i like mert he has good character but the boss should be our captain and have someone who can share the workload next to him not covering for everyone else chambers is great but has been thrown in to many games........

It adds just enough content to satisfy me, so while not being a completely different game it's everything that was fun in Wii fit and manages to make a better game.

It adds just enough content to satisfy me, so while not being a completely different game it's everything that was fun in Wii fit and manages

It's a game - changer, and yet it fits in with everything I've been doing.»

Trine may feel like it rolls out every sword and sorcery cliché in the book, but because of the obvious love that has been poured into the game, everything fits together beautifully.

Everything as you would expect, is scaled down to fit on a smaller screen and the writing which isn't all that large when the game is in TV mode is now even smaller, with some like the words being uttered by a certain character, whilst out in the field is very hard to read and make out, so while you can take the game out on the go and play it wherever you want on the Switch, your best bet is to only ever play it when docked.

It was fitting then, to find solace in my time with Dead Rising 4, a game all about killing everything around you with whatever you can find and taking pictures along the way.

I was hesitant when I first saw trailers, but now that I've seen the game in motion, everything fits wonderfully.

There's a central plot and overacted characters and all that — everything you need to fit the bill of a contemporary sandbox game — but Just Cause 2 once again gives you a reason to ignore all that and just blow up everything in sight.

The conversion team has gone in and made sure everything fits and runs smoothly this time, fully realizing Guerrilla's original vision for the game.

Everything in the game just fits together really well, and for now I'm looking forward to seeing where the whole thing goes.

The Los Angeles Times review suggested the game would «fit better on a big screen in some multiplex», and also added that «Uncharted 2 is ridiculously immersive, so much so that you forget you are controlling the actions of treasure hunter Nathan Drake... everything is done right.»

Ranging from more powerful guns to three metal orbs that fly around your ship taking everything out in your path, they add a more chaotic element to the game which already makes you think you will be having some sort of fit with all the neon explosions and fast paced action.

Truly awesome... I played up until chapter 4 and damn what an incredible job, I mean it's expected from ND but damn the game's amazing.So far it's better than UC4... the beginning was amazing and everything looks good, even the huge scenarios are fitting well into the game while in UC4 they were vague.

Not all of them are bad, to be fair, but graded on a whole they're fitting with everything else offered in the game which is awful.

Furthermore, there are quite some things in the two MSX games that have been retconned in later installments, and remaking the games could be a way to make everything fit together.

The goal of Crazy Taxi is to pick up passengers and drop them off at their destination, but it's everything in - between that earns this game its fitting name.

It's a bit of everything I feel, and that should hopefully fit in with the narrative and pace of the game — as I feel this could have a great story due to the cold war feel to it.

Of course we couldn't fit everything in here, there are too many games that influenced a generation of gamers.

It's a bit too early, but normally we are very ambitious with our games and we can't fit everything in our games at release.

When talking about the core combat its really a give and take situation for everything that works out well, it seems that you also feel something a bit negative in the controls, but over all it just fits in this game and becomes more comfortable as you progress through.

Well either way you're in for a treat with ARK: Survival of the Fittest as it includes almost everything from the main game but in a much shorter more confined time frame.

Either you delay the game a ridiculous amount MORE than has already been delayed to fit everything in to it (which you probably can't do without running into money trouble again) or you sacrifice content to be able to deliver on both fronts.

Two games are spin offs that explain in more detail how everything will fit with KH3 and the third game is the longly...

I got a free to play Fire Emblem game that, while pared down to fit a mobile experience, gave me most everything I love from the franchise in terms of game play.

Steam Big Picture mode, which is designed for TVs, is a great fit for the Win because you can navigate everything with the D - pad and instantly see which games will automatically work well with the built - in controls.