Sentences with phrase «arcade game controls»

Not exact matches

Very loosely based on the video game franchise of the same name, «Rampage» manages to screw up the source material's signature idea: The 1986 arcade cabinet was so popular because it flipped «King Kong» on its head and allowed players to control a trio of gigantic monsters as they fended off military forces and reduced Earth's cities to rubble.

Based off of the 1986 arcade game of the same name, where the player would take control of a gigantic animal to wreak havoc on a nameless city and its inhabitants, this adaptation understandably takes some creative liberties.

The sense of speed, simple to learn yet hard to master controls, and the consistent mechanics make the game truly come together as a great arcade racer with some surprisingly consistent, almost simulation - grade mechanics like cornering and drifting.

It should have been a no - brainer: The movie is based on a late -»80s arcade game spawned by the creature - feature films of the»50s and»60s, in which one to three players controlled giant monsters as they stomped the bejeezus out of one cityscape after another while the tiny cartoon populace reacted accordingly.

The arcade style controls makes it great for the console player, however, PC Gamers will not like the clunky, non configurable controls.

By combining authentic gameplay, intuitive play controls and an enhanced presentation with the fast, fluid, hard - hitting intensity of arcade style play, Gretzky NHL for the PSP delivers the look, feel and passion of hockey and provides gamers with a true - to - life simulation.

Rampage is based on a 1986 arcade game where players control one of three giant monsters trying to rack up points by leveling cities while avoiding being shot at by tanks and helicopters.

The original 1986 arcade game from Bally Midway saw players take control of gigantic monsters trying to survive against onslaughts of military forces.

Boasting the most content overall, this Level Pack contains 23 full retro arcade games (even if they aren't controlled as well as they could have been).

Hyperlight is an high intensity arcade action game in which you control a spaceship that fights against hordes of evil alien monsters in a virtual cosmic environment.

The control system also feels more like a traditional arcade racing game because of the speed and power of the cars, not to mention the extremely entertaining ability to destroy just about any object in the game such as fences, bins, cars and a variety of other destroyable objects.

Although Juiced boasts as a racing simulation game, it is in actual fact an arcade racing game that features responsive controls that makes full use of the dualshock controller.

However, as you may have guessed from the game's title, this isn't your standard arcade racing fare in the style of Real Racing 3 [Free]- in the newest Ridge Racer release on iPhone, you instead have to draw out the line your car will race on a 2D map of the track, and then control the drifting of the vehicle while it automatically drives around the track.

With the Euphoria engine's ability to simulate human movement in real time, Backbreaker is able to create completely unique tackles for adrenaline charged, unique bone - crunching plays that are unlike any other football title to date. Backbreaker includes online multiplayer and split screen multiplayer modes as well. The game welcomes newcomers to the genre with its intuitive pick up and play Arcade mode control scheme, while seasoned players can go head to head in the game's more challenging Pro Mode that turns off A.I. and visual assists. In addition, the game features total team customization including a fully featured logo editor.

Loosely based on the classic arcade game of the late 1980s where players control giant animal monsters levelling a city for the sheer joy of it, the film lacks the immersive thrill as it is no fun being a mere spectator.

In fact, it owns its control scheme and reveals itself as an arcade game at heart, so every design decision fits this core conceit.

Features Include: — Fight as 25 Street Fighter characters (three new characters and six more coming as free updates)-- Higher resolution graphics and wide screen support — Intuitive virtual pad controls allow players to execute full move sets including Unique Attacks, Special Moves, Focus Attacks, Super Combos and Ultra Combos — Take your game to the next level with a MFi controller like the Gamevice — Battle head - to - head against players from around the world via Wi - Fi — Single player «arcade» and multiplayer modes — Unleash super moves with a tap of the «SP» button — Four levels of difficulty

The flaws in the controls are impossible to ignore, and the overwrought difficulty is going to turn a lot of casual players off (and hardcore players might be irritated at some of the game's arcade - in - lieu - of - simulation inspirations).

It's true that western games are balanced a bit different than eastern games, especially in terms of the importance of atmosphere, gameplay, arcade - controls, a fun or serious setting and so on.

This is an arcade - style fighting game in which players control characters from the Marvel and Capcom universes.

Flicky is a fun arcade - style game where you control a bird who must lead chicks away from some pesky cats and set them free via each stage's exit.

One of the tablet's most impressive features is its ability to run and play premium HD arcade games and complex online 3D games, thanks to the 10 - point multi-touch and gyro meter control, which guarantees an entertainment experience on par with the best game consoles.

Street Fighter IV's Arcade Mode is where you'll fight computer - controlled opponents — or be interrupted by online competitors, if you so choose, in a great approximation of the «I got next» arcade experience — and unlock the game's seven «hidden» charaArcade Mode is where you'll fight computer - controlled opponents — or be interrupted by online competitors, if you so choose, in a great approximation of the «I got next» arcade experience — and unlock the game's seven «hidden» charaarcade experience — and unlock the game's seven «hidden» characters.

Both the console and arcade versions of the game were available to play, so it was possible to directly compare the two, and barring the obvious control differences, the game looks and plays the same.

You can play all 100 of the Standard Mode rounds, which faithfully recreate the nostalgic arcade game, or try 100 new Arrange Mode [WiiWare] A simple yet exhilarating action game where you control the bubble blowing dragons Bub and Bob, trapping enemies in bubbles and then popping them.

Key Features Unique control scheme enabling crazy fast action 7 levels packed with multiple set - pieces and bosses 4 difficulty levels that remix enemy placement and boss patterns 2 - player local co-op for all modes 3 unlockable characters with their own gameplay twists Survive the entire game on one life in Arcade Mode Select and battle up to three bosses at once in Challenge Mode Trophies and Achievements added for PS4 and Xbox One versions Localized in the following languages: English, Spanish, French, Italian, German

But there's good game design behind all the feathers, too - witness this smart approach to the genre on cellphones: «Because of the extreme control limitations every mobile game faces, it was clear to us that trying to emulate arcade - style fighting would just lead us to an over-bloated and clunky experience.

The fighter mode basically handles like an arcade flight game like Rogue Squadron, rather than having more realistic flight controls like Ace Combat.

Kurulin Fusion's elegant game play is both addictive and easy to grasp but infused with the explosive potential to challenge your control skills (in Arcade mode) and your strategic planning (in Mission mode.)

Featuring immersive pick up and play action that stays true to the original arcade games, up to two players can control Gunblade helicopter gunships and work cooperatively to destroy an android terrorist invasion in the airspace above some of the United States most well - known locations.

One of the latest Donkey Kong games to be released in the arcades, Nintendo relinquished control over to Capcom and a successor to the GameCube's Jungle Beat was born.

This is a pretty interesting game in that Animelee is an arcade - style head - to - head brawler but instead of featuring different human characters to fight as, players will be assuming control of the animal they have chosen.

Red Game Without a Great Name PS Vita (already out in Europe) Red Game Without a Great Name is a 2D puzzle arcade game where you control a mechanical bird carrying a secret messGame Without a Great Name PS Vita (already out in Europe) Red Game Without a Great Name is a 2D puzzle arcade game where you control a mechanical bird carrying a secret messGame Without a Great Name is a 2D puzzle arcade game where you control a mechanical bird carrying a secret messgame where you control a mechanical bird carrying a secret message.

Indy500 combines realistic open - wheel racing elements with accessible, arcade tuned controls to make a game that requires tactical driving and strategy as much as nimble fingers!

A splitscreen third - person local multiplayer arcade arena shooter where you and other players control hovering drones, fighting each other in various game - modes.

As its speed and responsive controls made it a truly visceral arcade experience, though some argue this was down to Capcom's input as they published the game in Japan.

As an alternate control scheme sure, but it's an arcade game so what's wrong with arcade controls?

I sided with the arcade system which felt more comfortable, though not exactly realistic as flying with the simulation controls felt awkward and less responsive, yet those with more game flying experience may feel more at home.

Other new working arcade games include Big Buck Hunter, an older joystick - controlled version of Ghox, and a rare unprotected version of Opa Opa.

Rating Summary: This is an arcade - style action game in which players control ships through vertically scrolling levels to battle a mad scientist.

Each game looked good and appeared to have all the ingredients to be great arcade games... and they might have been if it weren't for completely unusable controls.

The game is a fairly straightforward arcade game, where invaders of sorts are marching ever downward from the top of the screen, while the player controls a laser cannon that is fixed at the bottom of the screen, but can move laterally.

The game has «arcade» and «sim» control options, but all that «sim» does is give you control over the rudder which gives you more leeway in the maneuvers you can perform with your aircraft.

is also EA's first Xbox LIVE Arcade title to feature a game mode designed exclusively for Kinect ™ in which two teams use gestural controls to play on one television in a party battle!

Instead, I get «missions» (what an awful name for Extreme Technical Timing Challenges), I can pay to download computer opponents that should have been in the game in the first place, or I can slog through the inflexible arcade mode of fighting a sequence of battles over which I have no control beyond difficulty level.

This definitely gives the game a 80's arcade feel with the simplicity of the controls.

Bloody Fun Day is a strategic arcade game where players control the Reaper as he ploughs his way through little critters.

Control the little fish through the dangerous sea and pick up tons of golden coins and powerups in this addictive arcade platformer game.

This version has a few extra features such as the brand new «Arcade» mode, Steam Trophies, mouse and keyboard controls and also more powerfully rendered visuals for those packing graphics card punch (see PC Gamer's article for more information about the new features).

This let's you play the game in a more arcade style setting where you can get used to the controls and the variety of options.