Sentences with phrase «actually see gameplay»

It's also good to actually see gameplay, and have some details about the game.

Again, we haven't been privileged enough to actually see any gameplay yet, and that includes combat.

Wow, first time I actually see gameplay from a Rhythm Heaven game and I'm surprised.

No Man's Sky is one of the most unique video game concepts we've seen, but like Star Wars Battlefront, we haven't actually seen the gameplay we're hoping to see.

Not exact matches

This is not just a port to run on modern operating systems but actually sees a variety of gameplay and visual tweaks.

Actually — seeing how they even incorperated the clamshell design of the DS into the gameplay of phantom hourglass, we don't need to worry about Zelda being a hardware showcase on all accounts

No one would be happy with a cinematic trailer when they could see or potential experience the actually gameplay of a game.

The actual gameplay feels good, and the single player portion of the game is actually a lot of fun, but it would have been nice to have seen more to this mode.

But, near the end we see some of the actually gameplay, which is some subpar crap.

Never have I seen a company market a feature that adds little to the overall package, yet gloss over other features that improve the gameplay to the point that it can actually stand as one of the strongest JRPGs out there.

While we were already interested in what we've seen from Horizon, this year we got to go hands - on with the game and get a clearer idea of whether it can actually deliver on the gameplay its reveal promised.

Playing Octahedron isn't actually as complex as I make it sound and if you're confused by the core mechanics, I encourage you to watch my Octahedron gameplay video so you can see it in action.

Really impressed with the graphics and we all know the gameplay will be amazing... When's the last time we've seen mario actually saving someone else other then that needy ass whore peach can't wait reminds me of super mario bros 2 for nes.

If you are actually interested to see all of the crazy things you can do in these games (or Dream Club Zero in particular), check out the gameplay below the screenshot gallery.

i do hope this is a great game but for gods sake do nt make more out of what we have seen, nothing that has been shown so far says it will be great when we / i actually see actual gameplay then we / i can then be impressed until then just wait.

We'll see, but titanfall is actually in competition with cod way more so than battlefield because the core gameplay mechanics are similar.

It's pretty great to see one of the core elements of the Nintendo 3DS actually used to such an extent in a game, especially one not made by the hardware's creator, and the various activities actually added to the experience for me, breaking up the platform - heavy gameplay.

The graphics were far beyond anything we'd seen in a sports game up to that point, the audio commentary from Dan Stevens and Peter O'Keefe (who are actually fictional characters) sounded like it was pulled from a live NFL broadcast, and the gameplay was absolutely superb.

Aside from a strangely vacuous multiplayer mode, which sees you battling other players for control of a map but never actually engaging in any gameplay beyond tapping the screen, Liberation offers little else to keep you occupied once Aveline's mission is complete.

As unprofessional as this trailer seems, I actually really appreciate the authenticity of seeing someone playing the game rather than being shown bits of cutscenes and artwork that say nothing about gameplay, so props for that.

The gameplay looked boring when I first saw a gameplay video, but Dokuro is actually surprisingly fun.

It adds an emphasis on moving your character around more in order to actually be able to target an enemy, which isn't only more difficult in general but can also see you put into an awkward situation when cornered by foes — Iron Crypticle is already a pretty tough game, so having the gameplay mechanics working against you doesn't help.

Mark of the Ninja When I saw the early teaser trailer for Mark of the Ninja, it was hard for me to imagine stealth actually working as the key gameplay element in a 2D side - scroller.

CyberConnect2 did share some images, but only in a tease fashion as we don't actually get to see any clear cut gameplay:

I actually just finished the revamped FFIV on my DS and it's really interesting to see how far this series has come not only in gameplay, but in style too.

The trailer shows off some gameplay, confirming that the events in Mario Sports Mix are actually fully - fledged sports games, rather than following the brief mini-game format seen in both Mario Party and Wii Sports.

Following the first demo for the game, the public were hardly impressed with fans of the series criticizing the games «on - rails» gameplay, but Lionhead have since stated that much of the games features, such as the navigation system, were removed from the demo to ensure that it all went smoothly during the public showing, and that Fable: The Journey will actually be more open and accessible than any game previously seen in the series, and that it will likely be bigger as well.

Either way, looking forward to actually seeing what the gameplay will be like.

And actually the gameplay as shown here is the only one I've seen so far.

Hopefully at E3 2018, we actually get to see the first gameplay footage from the game.

While I liked it, and I would love to see more remakes along these lines, I would have preferred Lizardbox fix the control issues and the stuff that actually matters to gameplay over painting over the problems, even though they were very good at painting.

I was excited to see some more gameplay footage, we actually got to see a bit more combat, which looked great.

From all of the videos we got to see of the game before we got to play it, the visuals shown were actually quite stunning, but ultimately let down by the sub par gameplay.

It's apparent that all of the remastering work went into the individual level audio and visuals, with very few adjustments and tweaks to the cumbersome menu setup and how the gameplay actually works, which hasn't aged well in the two decades since it first saw the light of day.

There's literally not a spot of peril to be seen in terms of gameplay, or at least there wouldn't be if the platforming mechanics were actually good.

The gameplay trailer will be available tomorrow, so we won't have to wait until E3 to see how RAGE 2 actually looks.

While there is only a few seconds of actual gameplay, it's the first time for most of you actually get to see it running and hopefully makes you want the DS title — it certainly does for me!

Tidux continues, to state that what he saw was quite unbelievable, so, I think there will be a lot of people who won't accept that the footage is actually representative of how the actual gameplay will look.

I wanted to see how the game actually holds up next to the fan service in term of pure gameplay mechanics and how the design from a VR to non-VR transformation works in the context of the game.

As can be seen in the screenshot above, previous reports were right as the gameplay actually appears quite similar to what we saw in the trailer.

The actual gameplay feels good, and the single player portion of the game is actually a lot of fun, but it would have been nice to have seen more to this mode.

You can argue I still earned that gold through gameplay, so it's okay, but I don't really see how clicking a few buttons to do my garrison missions is any more worthy of reward than going out and actually earning a wage in the real world.

I'd love to see Croft actually do some archaeology at some point, but understand that those activities need to serve the story and not get in the way of amusing gameplay.

When you level a category you do actually see the leveling affect the gameplay, which becomes a motivating factor to continually play against the same opponents (you get a lot of repeats).

The unassuming, unthreatening, very friendly material actually helps Nintendo achieve some moody mystery about it as the level we saw included a dark purple aesthetic combined with a new gameplay twist.

Catherine was a important title for Atlus in the PlayStation 3 era, I remember it was one of their first titles that I actually saw being sold in a store like Walmart and was a massive hit even tho the game was very niche in gameplay.

Instead of just seeing characters in the background moving to a preset script as eye candy while the actual gameplay takes place in an abstract 2D interface, you actually control and react to those 3D characters.

However, it seems that Spiderman is taking hints from the original Shenmue games and using them in a way that actually helps add to the tension... Of course, that's only from the section of gameplay we saw... But, that section definitely got me interested!

We have also gotten a chance to see some gameplay that shows just how intense and unsettling the world of Agony actually is.

It'd be nice if Activision would show off Gameplay footage of Call of Duty: Ghosts on the Wii U so we can see how little varied the graphics will actually be vs XbOne.