Sentences with phrase «arcade style feel»

Even though this is a game that has a list of problems; it is still a game that has an arcade style feel that packs in at least some amusement.

For those who are unfamiliar with this mode, it basically a 2 on 2 or a 1 on 1 basketball experience that attempts to allow you to have an arcade style feel in the game, which adds some extra depth to the game.

Again, this lends a much looser, arcade style feel to the proceedings, as does the way the game handles loot.

You can see that some things have been refined and tweaked to really give the game a more arcade style feel.

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The multiplayer follows the Bad Company 2 style but with an arcade feel that really fits perfectly.

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.

The game is still an arcade style racer but it does feel a lot more realistic then before.

NBA Playgrounds feels like an experiment to bring the arcade basketball style back into action.

They're just big and exciting additions to the series that lend a gentle arcade - style feeling to the game.

Frantic gameplay, twitch controls and an arcade - style feel meet randomly generated dungeons, a complete skill tree, permanent death and 9 classes with different traits.

And thanks to Abrahamson's assured, subtly comic style, this thoughtful script never feels too didactic or worse, desperate for Arcade Fire - like hipster cred.

These arcade style games are getting rare these days so Wild Guns Reloaded feels like a blast from the past.

However Arcade riding is certainly not what this games excels at as the game style itself just does not suit the mode, handling feels odd as you're almost glued to the track and it's close to impossible to come off the bike giving a feeling that skill has nothing to do with victory in Arcade mode.

Frantic gameplay, twitch controls and an arcade - style feel meet randomly generated dungeons, a complete skill tree, permanent death and 9 classes with different traits.

Gravel dishes up a series of solid, arcade style racing that feels good to play, and great to drive.

Beside this is the plethora of side missions and stories which remain as fun and strange as ever, as well as the new revamped look and style which still retains the Yakuza feel despite the rather large departure from its arcade roots.

The visual style and aesthetics also help convey that classic arcade feel.

We felt the concept of an arcade - style, highscore focused game deserved a pure, HD treatment, free of microtransactions and with a focus on depth — and our customers seem to agree.

Accept it as an arcade racer with a different style and feel.

Levelling and choosing your loadout really change the game from being just a simple score - challenge arcade throwback and turn it into a more modern take on the genre that's more than homage; it's an evolution with modern standards and systems in place, keeping that old school multiplayer score competition while adding in gameplay systems that make sense today, while still throwing in different things to keep the game feeling fresh; it was even discovered that there's a hidden Smash TV style area in the last level, really hammering home the mix of old school charms and new gameplay mentalities.

ChronoBlade is unique in a sense that it provides the user that arcade - style feel, demonstrating a skill - based combo system for players to learn and master.

The sequel to KO Boxing totally overhauls its predecessor's combat system, creating a game that feels more like a Boxing Legends of the Ring - style simulation than an arcade punch-fest.

In fairness, this is how arcade - style games were back in the 90s so it might be an intentional design choice, but it ended up feeling a little annoying for me.

This is the first time we have released The House of the Dead on an HD console, and we feel that the PS3 is the perfect home for an arcade - style shooter like OVERKILL.

-- See It On Amazon: PS4 Xbox One Mark McMorris Infinite Air is a fun overlooked Snowboarding game that feels like a cross between a simulator and a arcade style experience.

Much like the presentation (or lack thereof) in arcade mode, the menus just feel very bland in a game that has more than enough style to go around in the gameplay.

The fighting manages to feel unlike anything else on the market while still retaining enough Mortal Kombat style to make it appealing to players who are familiar with the series» arcade roots.

Because of this, Rocket Knight Adventures feels much more in line with an arcade - style Contra, rather than following the ethos of typical console platformers like all of Sonic's other clones.

It's just mode, mode, mode, done, and rather than feeling like a title that's encompassed around offroading and being seen as «This is Gravel», it ends up looking and feeling more like an amalgam of styles and properties similar to compilation titles like Midway Arcade Treasures or Namco Museum.

While Tony Hawk has already established itself as an arcade style sports game, the physics from the previous entries felt great.

A simple beat»em up game, where you can control two Van - Damme styled guys, who can beat a whole Ninja army:) The graphics is very simple, but the game gives a little arcade feeling, which is nice.

The Xbox Live support isn't all that deep and doesn't really bring anything we haven't seen already from an online racer, but it still does bring a nice feel for good fast paced arcade style races online.

Ground - breaking driving games are usually a staple of any console launch, and sure, Xbox One owners can play the brilliant Forza Motorsport 5, but it feels squeaky - clean and lacking in excitement or innovation (and was overshadowed by its arcade - style sibling, Forza Horizon 2).

The game is still an arcade style racer but it does feel a lot more realistic then before.

And while aquaplaning in Forza 6 sounds and feels exhilarating, its puddles are often placed in arbitrary positions like arcade - style Pole Position oil slicks.

It features that classic arcade style of racing and I feel you won't be disappointed.

Feel the Rush - Drive to Crash!Out of Brakes is an arcade - style racing game with destructible environments, eye - catching graphics, and varied vehicles.Out of Brakes offers a fresh gameplay mechanic that allows you to recapture the excitement you got from playing with toy cars when you were a kid.FEATURES * Varied...

Featuring a play - style that's heavily influenced by arcade cabinets Robotron (1982) and Smash TV (1990), Nex Machina will feel familiar to anyone versed in the products of games industry veteran Eugene Jarvis.

Emphasizing the effort its put into capturing the feel of the original Top Gun film in its upcoming PC / PS3 video game adaptation, developer Doublesix made sure to include footage that looks like it's taken right from the movie and a pretty good cover of the iconic «Danger Zone» theme in this trailer for the arcade - style aerial dogfighting game.

I'm more a fan of arcade style racers and I haven't played a sim racer since Gran Turismo 4, so it took me a while to get used to the feel of the game.

It's a typical arcade style that characterizes the game and although there are some other touch features to control the game today, it's the same feeling you get as you had 25 years ago.

RAM would unlock classic building styles and (if Disney was feeling particularly generous) the original TRON playable in Flynn's Arcade.

But even on classic tracks, you sometimes feel the game's arcade - style nature dumbs things down.