Sentences with phrase «many gamers grew up»

My fav video game growing up was donkey kong.

The racing games we grew up with hold a special place in our hearts and even just watching back the intro clips can get us reminiscing about the hours and hours we spent playing them.

I loved those NCAA Football games growing up.

My children always played with educational toys and games growing up.

Virtual commerce is worth about $ 1 billion annually and is set to get bigger as the six - to 12 - year - olds on Club Penguin and other virtual games grow up.

They remind me of baseball games (we always ate them at Mariners games growing up... well, as soon as they were invented, of course).

One of my favorite games growing up I am extremely glad that they decided to remaster this game.

Being excluded from a lot of video games growing up has been annoying.

Matt was a huge fan of 3D Sonic games growing up.

My only games growing up were Pacland for Commodore 64, Sonic and Columns for Sega Mega Drive, and later Tomb Raider 4 for PC.

What better way for kids to have fun than by introducing them to the game you grew up on?

Space Station Silicon Valley has rights issue, so I agree, one of my favourite games growing up though.

I had played video games growing up - mostly SNES classics such as Donkey Kong Country and Super Mario World, and I absolutely KILLED at Yoshi's Island — but had never viewed them as anything other than pure brain - melting entertainment.

might look like those classic Sonic games you grew up with, but it's no simple nostalgia grab.

I played many Star Wars games growing up, including the old Battlefront 1 & 2 games.

If this device was suppossed to be PS3 quality the screen should have been 720p, its not so just focus on the PS2 games we all grew up on and love and due to feature removal cant enjoy any longer on our PS3's.

I loved this game growing up, and I fully intend on buying a copy.

The game recalls fairy tales and other European folklore as well as the classic role - playing games (RPGs) and platformers that many of today's gamers grew up playing.

I played very few video games growing up.

Infinity Ward would say good - bye to World War II after three games, bringing a new vision of global combat that hit close to home for gamers growing up in the shadow of the World Trade Center attacks.

More: «Day of the Tentacle was one of my favourite point - and - click games growing up, far outshining — in my opinion — the Monkey Island games that came before.

It's a lofty comparison, for sure, but I'll be able to plug in my NES and show future generations the game I grew up playing without issue.

The game was as charming as the Genesis games I grew up with.

Contributor: Like the games he grew up with, Kevin has been around for a fair old time.

However, of the games I grew up playing, Id have to say that Super Mario Bros 3 and Bubble Bobble are at the top of my most frequently played list, even though, as with some of the others mentioned, I never actually owned a copy of Bubble Bobble until I was older.

That is, leaving the legacy of the games YOU yourself grew up on with timeless consoles such as the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES), or its predecesor, the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)?

Micro Machines, a 90's classic, not seen in years has made a comeback, I remember playing this game growing up as a child.

With the SNES Mini Classic and the SEGA Forever tapping deep into that retro vein gamers grew up with.

Loved the show growing up but never played the game growing up.

Sure, there are races from previous Zelda titles and landmarks mentioned, but overall it just didn't feel that much like the games I grew up with.

It reminds me of the games I grew up playing as a kid, at a time when games were hobbyist and people just made mad things for the hell of it.

I played a lot of games growing up, and around high school I got really into games with narrative & progression depth.

This was one of my most favorite games growing up next to Street Fighter II / championship edition / hyper / etc... Mortal Kombat is another of those games I would wait forever for anticipating how much longer it would take for my quarter move to the front of the line.

It was my favorite video game growing up, and still remains my favorite video game to this day.

My favorite video game growing up was M.U.L.E. and my favorite board game of all time is Settlers of Catan.

I never played either game growing up.

Tomb Raider 2 was one of my favorite games growing up.

If you have followed our site for a while you would know that we absolutely love indie games, and that we are all old gamers that came up during the 80s and when we get the joy of reviewing a game that not only is indie but also is an homage to games we grew up with, then we are all over it and everything else has to take a back - seat, as is with the case of this gem of a game that you need to get called Heroes of Loot by OrangePixel, and here is the reason why.

I loved the Tekken games and Mortal Kombat games growing up.

Can you guess which games I grew up with?

Each of M - DRIVE's music tracks and sound effects has been lovingly crafted by composer Snowy Fox using the same synthesis method as the original console's Yamaha sound chip, in the styles of many of the games we grew up loving, holding the idea of an action RPG in mind, but the pack is also open to several different game genres.

An arcade shooter at heart, Pixel Gear makes me yearn for the return of the classic light gun games I grew up playing at my local arcade.

The thrill of realizing you can play the classic arcade games you grew up with on your smartphone is immediately gone once you actually try to guide Pac - Man around a maze using touchscreen controls.

«Unnamed 101 is about taking a twin stick style control scheme and melding it with the mechanics of iconic point and click PC role playing games we grew up with like Diablo and Baldur's Gate or more modern titles like Torchlight.

Modern gamers grew up with Nintendo.

Archive.org, also known as the Internet Wayback Machine, has for a while now been building an Historical Software Collection that's been adding all sorts of awesome games we all grew up...

A liking for sports, shooters, RPG, action adventure and liking for older games he grew up with.

But, rather than angering me, it just warmed the cockles of my heart, because it was exactly like playing the games growing up.

Never ever played any Zelda game growing up, my first encounter with «Link» was when I played Smash Bros. on the N64 on a trip to my cousins in the united states (back in 2002) three years after the game released.

«As someone who played many casual Dragon Ball games growing up, I can honestly say this is the first time I feel the developer has really captured the feel and look of the series.