Sentences with phrase «few gaming franchises»
Few gaming franchises remain consistently fun to play than the Mario Kart franchise, and the 3DS» Mario Kart 7 continues this impressive trend for Nintendo.
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I could go on and on about Mario, but Nintendo has more than a few gaming franchises that span back as far as 15 - 20 years in the making.
Few gaming franchises are as legendary and long - lasting as Konami's Castlevania.
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As if the rumors surrounding the Metal Gear franchise haven't been fueled enough the past few days, now Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu is teasing a surprise for the fans of the series.
A few months ago, a line of officially licensed figurines dedicated to popular gaming franchises named Totaku Collection was revealed by ThinkGeek, making waves also due to the rather solid resemblance with Nintendo's ultra-popular amiibo line.
Just a few years ago, the series was heralded as one of gaming's best action franchises, but the latest installment has me wishing that they had stopped when Itagaki parted ways with the studio.
It is one of few franchises to live across multiple gaming generations with a story which right now seems never... Continue reading →
Originally an indie title, it's blown up in popularity over the last few years and has become one of the biggest gaming franchises to ever exist.
Sure, we few mecha gaming fans have played and loved them for years but the general population has, for the most part, skimmed over the franchise.
What with Armored Core 4's release a scant few days away, it seems only sensible to write a retrospective on possibly one of the most successful mecha gaming franchises ever created.
Hail to the Chief: Halo 4 Reinvents the Venerable Franchise with a Gripping New Storyline Bungie's successor 343 Industries threw in a few neat flourishes in their first ever Halo release, Halo 4, the initial offering in a purported trilogy that will open a whole new gaming experience for diehard fans.
You just have to take a look at what French company Gameloft has been doing in the past few years, taking popular gaming franchises and creating equivalents of them for phones (N.O.V.A is a Halo clone, Modern Combat 3 is Modern Warfare 3, Hero of Sparta is God of War, StarFront is StarCraft...) or taking Ubisoft staples into bite - sized chunks (Prince of Persia, Splinter Cell, Brothers in Arms).
A few days ago Ubisoft released their end of year financial report for the period 2016 - 17 and it confirms what many gaming fans have been hoping for and that is some brand new games from the hugely successful and popular franchises, Assassin's Creed, Far Cry and The Crew.
Only a few weeks ago, Microsoft's head of gaming Phil Spencer confirmed that Gears of War 5 is on the way while discussing the new plans for the Xbox Game Pass, Clues such as «future unannounced games» for some «Xbox One exclusive franchises» basically saying any new Gears of War title would be included in the subscription service like they have done with Sea of Thieves and Crackdown 3 when they are released.
At its best, Watch Dogs could be a definitive modern gaming series just because it's one of the few franchises that takes place in something that resembles present day.
Especially when compared to Microsoft, who bunted this week by trotting out just a few games, mostly from hit shooter franchises, hoping that more of the same would be enough to please their gaming audience.
«Many of the new features in RollerCoaster Tycoon World were not possible a few years ago, but we have taken advantage of technological improvements to offer a wildly fun gaming experience that stays true to the storied franchise.
With Black Ops 2 coming in a few months, hopefully Tyler can ween back to a healthy level of gaming so he can step into the franchise's take on the future.
The included game lineup may not have the mainstream draw of the major Nintendo franchises, but there are definitely some classics — like Ghouls «n Ghosts, Bionic Commando, a couple R - type games, to name a few — that should please any retro gaming enthusiast.
There's been fun with arranged music, some time spent with AJ LoCascio on Power Button, plenty of interesting artwork from a few favorite franchises, a deeper look at the concept document for Aero the Acro - Bat, recounts of how and when I acquired parts of my gaming collection, the arrival and departure of the Press The Buttons video show, and much more.
Over the past few years the priorities of the gaming industry have shifted somewhat — while unique IPs and huge franchises remain key for developers and publishers, annual releases have lost favor.
The gaming community has been sick of EA for the past few years (and rightfully so), and the yearly releases of Madden doesn't help, but this year's Madden 15 is truly a big step forward in the franchise.