Sentences with phrase «actually developing the game»

The trial and error nature of actually developing games can sometimes provide frustrating as you desperately try to determine where things are going wrong, often making success feel a bit hollow, and yet there's still plenty of satisfaction to be had from building your company from the ground up.

You would need to actually develop the game around the concept rather than the concept allowing for good gameplay to come forth.

The bulk of them have never actually developed a game, they've just been working with the same engine since Morrowind and doing large «mods» for each release.

If you want to be taken seriously as a game developer, what better way than to actually develop games?

We just wish they'd actually develop games.

That partnership allows the developers to focus on actually developing the game, instead of publishing matters.

This may fall on deaf ears because the ideas went to SEGA Of Japan, the side of SEGA that actually developed the game, and not SEGA of America.

Not exact matches

Whether or not Mickey is a gamer, Disney Research in Pittsburgh is developing a new technology called Aireal that would enable users of hands free, motion - controlled devices such as the Microsoft Kinect or Leap Motion to actually feel the virtual objects they're manipulating.

My concern is chambers who actually can play 3 positions, have not been allowed to specialise in one position for too long, needs time but will not be allowed to develop at arsenal, need to play some where for that game time

He realistically has never been the second best keeper at our club, so he'll actually have to improve his game and develop if he wants first - team action.

I hope we can send him out on loan to a Serie B team next season, and if he actually gets the game time required to develop, he may make the jump to Serie A sooner than we think.

Available free of charge on MomsTEAM's new SmartTeams concussion website, the #TeamUp4ConcussionSafetyTM program, developed by MomsTEAM Institute as part of its SmartTeams Play SafeTM initiative with a Mind Matters Educational Challenge Grant from the National Collegiate Athletic Association and Department of Defense, is designed to do just that: to increase reporting by athletes of concussion symptoms by engaging coaches, athletes, parents, and health care providers in a season - long, indeed career - long program which emphasizes that immediate reporting of concussion symptoms - not just by athletes themselves but by their teammate «buddies» - not only reduces the risk the athlete will suffer a more serious brain injury - or, in rare cases, even death - but is actually helps the team's chances of winning, not just in that game, but, by giving athletes the best chance to return as quickly as possible from concussion, the rest of the season, and by teaching that honest reporting is a valued team behavior and a hallmark of a good teammate.

The player may actually develop more quickly playing on a team with less talented players because the coach rotates everyone into the game and possibly even play them at different positions.

«What we actually saw was that both typically developing children and children with ADHD developed a preference — what we call «bias» — for the less «punishing» game,» Tripp said.

I was actually kind of amazed at everything that was happening, not just the show, but the time and work that actually goes into developing a game.

You'd expect nothing less from Double Fine, but it's actually being developed by Glumberland and the game got a new trailer during the PC Gaming Show at E3, as it heads to PC and Xbox One release in 2018.

Fuzion Frenzy filled the slot of being the «family friendly party game» — should such a genre actually exist — and simply seemed to have been developed to justify the Xbox's four controller ports.

A new tool developed for GameFAQs by a user called Kiri will help you rank your favourite games... if you can bear actually going...

The way that each race develops and actually changes is something rarely encountered in a game and never in as much detail as here.

Developers have also said that the PS3 is a bit of a headache to develop for, because of how Sony set up it's hardware, and developers are actually looking forward to PS4 because it's way more developer friendly than PS3, also Nintendo is making Wii U highly developer friendly because of everything they have been doing so far, and any game system that's pushing developer friendliness is good for all gamers.

If the rumors are true, that the Redemption sequel will actually be a prequel following Marston in the earlier parts of his criminal life, that could provide an opportunity to play as someone with a more distinct moral compass that is forced to develop a character arc over the course of the game.

When we developed the game on Wii, we actually had to change and adapt to the majority of players — and that's my case too, I'm right - handed — so we had to make sure that Link was right - handed on that version.

In this blog, I'd like to share another game that I actually had a hand in developing.

I think the lure of learning about an approach to recruiting and developing teachers that has been successful in recruiting and developing starting NFL quarterbacks and multi-million-dollar year financial advisers (the good ones, who actually add value instead of merely run a shell game should be enough incentive for any educator who has take the time to read the posts here.

Perhaps most interestingly, games have been developed to help fans learn how the different series are actually intertwined between the books and the characters.

To make PSNow viable they will have to make it into Gamers Pass type service (local downloads for console supported games) or possibly pray there is a worldwide increase in internet capability so they can actually have games streamed as they were developed (not 720p, 30 fps, downgraded fidelty) or bring back the support for weaker non-dedicated console hardware where the lesser experience is not as a big of a deal.

As you play through the game you'll be able to unlock more and more features for your engine to reasearch, from better graphics to online play support to self - learning AIs and dynamic weather systems, but actually developing a new engine to make use of these new features, many of which can be selected during the development cycle at extra cost, is both time - consuming and very expensive.

I haven't had any problems with fortnite because that one isn't developed using recycled unity assests and actually runs well, but both games are bad in their own ways and I imagine the collective popularity bubble will burst sometime after this launches.

When asked during an interview about how the studio managed to develop such a rich and extensive game in just 12 months, producer Vincent Pontbriand replied, «the trick is that we actually had more time than that.

«A game like Skyrim, where you accrue skills and equipment over time, that you can play for hundreds of hours, is actually one of the easiest games to develop for a free - to - play model.

Ubisoft have given up some more information on Assassins Creed: Brotherhood, the game will be shipping in late 2010 and is actually being developed by several Ubisoft studio's at the same time; «Assassin's Creed Brotherhood is a worldwide production effort led by the Ubisoft Montreal Studio in collaboration -LSB-...]

I heard the last game that they actually solo developed all themselves was Star Wars: Republic Commando which in itself is a shame really.

I think it's safe to say, Microsoft would rather pay for DLC for multiplatform games and to get games as timed exclusives than actually develop anything.

My inner holy big creature died when Microsoft bought Lionhead since I thought their games were well suited for the Wii and DS and Molyneux actually wanted to develop for those two.

Buy now though; not a year later because those 3 chests in the beginning area will probably be useless by Winter because you'll already have beat the game and although you may not be a completionist there's also a Cave of Trials, «new» hard mode and an ambiguous «new» map feature you probably don't care about so we're going to include the cost for developing those to what you actually want.

I completely understand why they wouldn't want to develop a Wii U version, but promising a Wii U game and then giving a nonsensical reason as to why they're not actually going to release one (instead of saying they never were or because of the obvious sales reasons) really gives me a horrible view on the company.

However, unlike previous games in the franchise, Black Ops actually knows how to pause — however briefly — to develop the events and characters that these bombastic battles and setpieces are based around.

Many people may not realise that you actually develop your own titles in addition to porting other studios games, with Stealth Inc. the obvious example.

However, since The Pokemon Company is actually the group that develops the Pokemon games, that could be seen more as The Pokemon Company's first Super Bowl commercial, while the Switch one coming up for Nintendo can be seen as the first commercial for Nintendo, specifically.

Absolutely, it is a change, but our founder developed a game called Max Rally on the Amiga in 1998 and he actually loves racing games, so it makes a lot more sense than some people might realise.

Per VentureBeat, the new game was originally going to be titled Battlefield 2, but, at some point, the decision was made to go with the somewhat - confusing Battlefield V title (this will actually be the 11th DICE - developed Battlefield game).

Fallen Tree Games have developed and self published the title for the Vita and while this is actually the third in the Quell series of games, it's their first foray into the realm of the Playstation Vita.

While it may seem to be very simplistic at first glance, the adaptive controller is actually the most flexible and customizable video game controller ever developed by a console manufacturer.

It was actually developed by a school in Span from what I understand (click below to the review on Kobun's site, and check the comments at the end of his review where he discusses the genesis of the game with one of the developers for more information on that).

Although the Pan European Game Information system was developed to protect youth from objectionable content, this system actually makes such games forbidden fruits.

Mr. Sakurai: Actually what really brought about the Snake character goes back to a conversation I had back when I was developing Smash Bros. for GameCube, when Hideo Kojima contacted me and practically begged me to put Snake in the game.

Rent it if you want to say that you played a game that took over 15 years to develop, because that is Duke Nukem Forever «s biggest claim to fame — it exists, and was actually seen all the way through to the end.

Sure, people like BotW (It's okay) and I hear Odyssey is all right (although now they're mucking with it) and it was nice of them to hire Platinum for those Wii U games but for games they actually developed... the last Nintendo game that made me feel «Wow, this is great!»

This idea that I am talking about is actually something I came up with when I first started developing the games.

Since is a port of the Wii U game it actually might run worst (developed on Wii U arquitecture and then ported to Switch)