Sentences with phrase «none of the titles released»

Not exact matches

None of the major sportsbooks have released divisional odds yet, but the odds to win the Southeastern Conference football title 2015 are posted.

None of the misses really matter, though, because the 2001 of the title is really metaphorical, especially from the point of view of the world of 1967 - 68, when it was filmed and released.

There were a slew of new 3DS titles released last week, including Shinobi and Cave Story, but none of them made the 3DS chart which is currently in a very sorry state.

There have been a handful of solid WWII real - time strategy titles released for the PC in recent years, but none capture the action of the conflict on quite as grand a scale as the Sudden Strike series.

It's an exclusive title piled high with extras, almost none of which you'll find on the DVD - only state - side releases.

Despite quality thespians and an acclaimed filmmaker in Atom Egoyan (Ararat) at the helm, The Captive, which deals with a child abduction and pornography ring, ends up being none of these things, and subsequently, I felt myself growing increasingly associating my experience with that of its title as part of a «Captive audience», yearning for the sweet hereafter of the closing credits to release me.

While none of these releases are AAA titles, they all pack in a ton of fun and will be a good dessert after beating Batman: Arkham Knight.

Next weekend sees the release of Hitman: Agent 47 from Fox, American Ultra from Lionsgate., and Sinister 2 from Focus Features, so I think none of these titles are looking like legitimate competition for Compton to take top spot again.

None of Activision's other titles were released there either.

The news comes from the company's Q3 earnings call where CEO Benjamin Feder said Take - Two is planning to «release all four titles in the first half of calendar 2010,» adding that none of the titles are expected to launch before January 31, which marks the ending of the company's first fiscal quarter.

Nintendo had announced that there were going to be new titles released for the system at the E3 that year, but none of them were ever published.

Though, as far as I can tell, none of the PS2 / DS / PSP products it picked for release ever made it to the States, the company published several games that I'd always hoped would receive English editions, such as Kumatanchi, Vanillaware's DS titles about caring for a bear - girl and all her other animal - people friends at the zoo.

While none of these mobile games offer the massive amount of complexity that StarCraft Remastered will offer when it's released later this year, they are incredible standalone titles that will appeal to your inner RTS fan.

None of these titles appeared in the monthly Top 20, but this is likely due to the limited amount of release time.

Only 5 first party titles are being released this year on Wii U and none of them are big hitters.

Just to give you a few examples: Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth, Star Ocean V: Integrity and Faithlessness, Sword Art Online: RE: Hollow Fragment & Sword Art Online: Lost Song, Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4, Tales of Zestiria, Persona 5, World of Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest XI, and many others I might've missed, these are all releasing either later this year or next year, none of these are of the 2017 + slated titles.

As well as this the company plans to release various none game related media such as a DVD of the Chinese TV series and much more such as a special anthology of Romance of the Three Kingdoms titles from the past 30 years titled «Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Feudal Warlord» in Japan.

Topping the UK charts as last week's best selling title is none other than Rare's just released Sea of Thieves!

I think it's fair to say that none of the games that have been released so far have Forza fans worried, but given their penchant for off road adventures with the WRC titles, surely Gravel is the game that they have been working towards all this time.

While Nintendo has released six Animal Crossing games in total, the series itself has basically gone nowhere as none of the spin off can compare to the first title.

Because none of it is surprising, as evidenced by the just - released first full - on trailer, featuring all the explosions and bombastic set - pieces we could picture from a Call of Duty title in our sleep.