Sentences with phrase «smaller fighting game»

The truth is, there's a whole host of smaller fighting games, some of which have been around for absolutely ages - BlazBlue is one of those.

Not exact matches

They can be good one or two games in a row and just when you think they have mastered their way they lose to a «smaller» team without much of an effort or fight and with old mistakes returning to rear their ugly heads.

And then, Dignitas continually marched into Echo Fox's base, and Echo Fox continually held them off by winning small fights, extending the game.

Wins and wrecks, fights and flips — no driver brings more excitement to NASCAR's top circuit than Carl Edwards, whose big - game intensity is grounded in his small - town lifestyle.

The game finished 0 - 0 after a frustrating night for Atletico and in a game which Leganes can say they tried their best to play positive football and even pushed forward in injury time despite being the smaller dog in the fight.

He has brought in potentially great players, brought up wonderful youth players, developed the infrastructure to achieve great things, fought against the dinosaurs entrenched in the 19th century who are ¨ running ¨ the game, displayed dignity and nobility in the face of unremitting criticism from a small band of Arsenal ¨ supporters ¨ and the media, endured xenophobic pundits, questionable officiating, lean years after the stadium build, ever expanding competition for players from richer clubs and yet stayed true to his principles and still managed to bring in trophies and success over his 21 year reign.

on this now being a game between fifth and sixth... It just shows that everybody has moved up and the number of clubs that can fight at the top is bigger this season and the difference between the teams is smaller.

Sen. Diane Savino of Staten Island, a member of the small independent Democratic caucus, had called the Wednesday night fight «the worst of political games.»

The game features small board and well - balanced turn - based tactical fights with maintenance of few resources types.

The game features small board and well - balanced turn - based tactical fights

The cons were, some questionable voices for certain characters, same level design as before (small tight areas to fight for most part) and did I mention that it was too short of a game.

The game is called Blade Arcus from Shining and features a surprisingly small cast of 6 characters, especially for a modern fighting game.

In the video, I go through the game's three soundtrack options, mess around with the first weapon, and fight a small - time boss!

For a game that deals with this large a scale it often feels small and lifeless outside of the boss fights.

If your sole intention going into the game is to tap a few buttons and fight a brightly - coloured path to the end then you can, indeed the arcade mode will welcome it, even presenting a very easy setting should you wish to start out small.

The game clearly caps the number of characters it can render, but still has many more enemies that are supposed to be in the area fighting, meaning you will often defeat a small crowd only to see an equal sized one sprout in its place instantly.

Hayashi believes the boss fights in Zela games are of a very high quality and that the team developing Hyrule Warriors wouldn't be able to emulate them, so instead boss fights will see the player face off against waves of smaller enemies to charge up a special meter and then attack the boss.

There's also the matter of the Demon Hand being able to permanently destroy these phantom replacements, so there are now new phases where Oni have to deal with their bits going missing — seeing them dragging themselves along with one arm and such is pretty neat, and the fact that most bosses naturally have smaller health pools than the first game makes extended fight sequences less of a drag.

As it is, all you essentially get is a story mode set in a small city and an extra fighting game which adds up to a satisfying amount of content but it still feels like something is missing.

Combat demands just a little extra attention when you need to «purify» your yo - kai in fights later in the game, but the process for dispelling that status effect boils down to being nearly identical to how Soultimate attacks are performed — complete a small minigame on the lower screen.

In fact throughout the main mode of the title you will fight a number of memorable characters from the Zelda games, both small and large, as they try to stop you on your mission.

In a narrative - based game it makes sense to have the end of the game be a decision, maybe with a small fight but it doesn't have to be a battle.

Owing to the quality of the last few games in the series that have made the transition to the smaller screen, and an abundance of awesome new features and characters, it was enough to get the iOS fighting game community on our forums excitedly anticipating what this sequel may have in store for us.

On - Site Materials Over the years, our Humane Education Specialists have compiled a small library of considerable depth that includes various books, presentation materials, curriculum plans, worksheets, DVDs, and other assorted media that covers a wide range of topics under the umbrella of Humane Education, including proper pet care, animal - related careers, service animals, dog fighting, the history of animal welfare law, and much more, including a number of multimedia games that are fun for all ages.

We wan na avoid a situation where it becomes a game sort of like other competitive fighting games, where it's only apreciated by a very small, passionate group of sort of maniac players.

We got our hands - on a small portion of the game where we were tasked with fighting through a tower.

Not only is that a plus since i feel like stealth games should disencourage fighting, but it also fits the immersive atmosphere of being a small, weak, buckled over goblin that is not meant to fight trained soldiers in hand to hand combat.

Now that I've attempted to combat my initial negativity toward the plot with a small dose of positivity from the fighting mechanics, let us turn our attention back to the stealth aspects of the game that I all too briefly talked about earlier.

Because of the nature of the game a single idiotic player can ruin an entire session by crashing into everyone, but find a good group of people and F1 2013's multiplayer is a blast to play as you all fight for position, especially with that small yet delightful chunk of classic content thrown into the mix.

Each stage has a small map on which you have to fight various «manikins» which are apparitions of the characters available in the game.

It isn't a main feature of the game, but having small games of 8 players in total means it's nice having this small idea in the back of your mind that all your fighting is somehow contributing to the war effort.

Nevertheless, anyone looking for a challenging game would do well to dive into BLEED, and with such a small price tag attached, even the exceptionally overbearing boss fights aren't enough to really ruin the experience.

Not a big fighting game guy, its on the very small list of genres (like 4 genres long lol) that I almost never play but there are a few games I love like King of Fighters, Smash Bros, Playstation All Stars, and Skull Girls, ext so Ill give it a shot especially since theres no charge: D

Of course, co-op isn't exactly an extra mode of sorts, but it is a different way to play the game, and is great fun provided both you and your co-op buddy have at least a small amount of skill — it certainly makes boss fights a lot easier.

LEGO City Undercover is pretty much the same game it was four years ago on the Nintendo Wii U. With it's small upgrades and the added bonus of two player co-op, only makes an already fun crime - fighting game into something a little bit more polished.

The game is about how the humans, although very small in numbers who are still alive on the planet, fight enemy robots with the help of some friendly robots, in order to rebuild humanity.

You'll still be fighting enemies in small arenas, and jumping from place to place in linear fashion as you go through the game's seven stages.

The majority of my fond memories come from playing video games with my cousins, crowding around a small TV in someone's bedroom and fighting over who gets the controller next or how long the winner can «actually» stay on for before it's deemed unfair.

This continuous barrage of new enemies meets with my approval, especially while playing the game on the harder modes like Dante Must Die where big enemies that require specific attacks are mixed in with crowds of smaller enemies, creating some brilliant fights as you have to react on the fly to make sure you're hitting the right enemies with the right moves, otherwise you could find yourself in some serious trouble, like sword in the arse trouble.

Dashing is very important, but when it comes to boss fights it's only a small part of the game plan.

In the actual game, however, you only fight a small caterpillar - like portion of the boss, probably due to memory / time limitations and the difficulty of portraying huge moving sprites on the GBC.

Best of all, the option to fight against NPC goblins gives Clash of Clans a small edge over similar strategy games that rely almost entirely on player - versus - player combat.»

Characters with histories in the game might open with a small fighting display before their battles.

The site will ask you for your email and a few other small details, and outside of fighting games you can choose which FPS, Racing and other games you'd like too see in there as well.

After running into enemies or commanding your team to attack in order to initiate combat, each character (provided that you first recruit them by completing small side quests for them) has his / her own unique and silly attacks that can be used in battle — such as how the VP's Mom can scold enemies or the Baker can use pastries, instead of typical Fight, Defend, and Heal commands seen in most RPGs — which reinforce the game's oddball and charming humor.

Though I was disappointed by the small role of the world ends with you characters and some frustrating designs, the end game completely saves it, giving those rage educing boss fights you hate with all your being until you finally emerge victorious feeling like a true Keyblade master.

After that, I had a small venture at yet another game company where I had the opportunity to design a series of fighting games after we finished the current project but... once we finished that, the fighting games were put on hold.

The game has you fighting alongside a fellow soldier or small squad for most of the game, and it's the AI controlling these friendlies that's particularly noticeably troubled.

With only a small map to fight in and no objectives, the game is purely about action and fighting.

As the pieces advance within a game, there is a small animation of them fighting each other to take over their spots, just as in Battle Chess.