Sentences with phrase «appear over enemies»

Enemy health bars: Health bars now appear over enemies» heads when being pummeled.

There's the smallest of rushes that comes with seeing the trademark «+100» appear over an enemy's death animation, and with putting together classes using the same system from Black Ops prime, but it's all quite poorly optimized for the Vita.

Not exact matches

Jonah was a popular prophet in Israel, and if it appeared to others that he was helping the enemy, his career would be over.

The slow - moving bugbear that appears in various sizes, and large worm - like enemies that burst through the ground and vomit goo all over you.

You can press Square to attack enemies and you'll hit Triangle to counter when the correct icon (a green icon means you can counter while a red icon means you can't) appears over your head.

- Fight mode has bombs and healing items dropped in - Team Fight has two players chained together by strings and you can hurt your teammate - B - Ball has you batting an explosive ball back and forth over a net - Hoops is basketball where you can grab your opponent and put them through the net - Skillshot has you punching targets - 1 - on - 100 has you punching enemies that appear in the arena - ARMS Test lets you try out combinations and training mode lets you try drills - Earn in - game prize money and use that at the Arm Getter to unlock new arm attributes.

If you die three times throughout the level, then it's game over — which is fine, I understand Super Comboman is presented as a nostalgic take on that genre — but when you have scraped through a level for 15 to 20 minutes only to encounter a new enemy at the climax, and the game over splash screen appears, it leaves you feeling deflated, knowing you have to start all over again.

Later in the game, a single, green colored Hammer Bro named Dr. Topper appears in Bowser's Keep, which has been taken over by the Smithy Gang; Dr. Topper is not an enemy, per se, but he will block Mario's progress through Bowser's Keep, unless Mario solves his various puzzles and riddles.

Sometimes more enemies will appear, platforms and walls might be different, and you'll be able to access new areas with an assortment of abilities you gather over time.

It is, of course, made abundantly clear that this is a full entry in the Mario universe, with many of the series» enemies such as Shy Guys and Boos crossing over into this game, with a few new ones such as Flaptor, a pouncing owl, appearing as well.

Which means you go back into the same dungeon that you have been visiting over and over again, with a few mix ups here and there but the same enemies appear over and over again and again, until you get a little further into the game where the levels mix - up a little more and the enemies change a little, just enough for you not to realize that it is basically doing the same thing to you over and over and... well you get the idea.

Rayman and company grin and greet even the most ferocious of enemies, idle characters pump their fists or pogo on the spot excitedly, and even the game's anthropomorphic flora appear to be in a perpetual state of ecstasy over their pointless sentience.

There was no direct or menu - based combat, instead you bump into an enemy on the screen, and a cartoon «fight cloud» appears over you and the enemy and the fight occurs automatically.

In something that hasn't previously appeared in Final Fight, however, you can vault over a grappled enemy by tapping the jump button.

So as you're playing the game, you may rewind and do a whole sequence over or enemies just appear as the story changes.

One of my favorite attacks is after hitting an enemy so many times, a button will appear over their head (in my case, the «Y» button).

You wouldn't think that healing could appear so sultry, but when Bayonetta is in dialogue with an enemy sucking on her tiny red lollipop, I just can't help but fawn over how FABULOUS she is.

But with new management having taken over Telltale and restructured the company, maybe Batman: The Enemy Within not appearing on the Switch could be a cost cutting measure, where the executives just don't see it being worth the effort to appear on Nintendo's console.