Sentences with phrase «around the arena more»

I shimmied and shaked around the arena more than I actually attacked.

On the other hand, Haru (the ninja) should have been able to dash around the arena more quickly and Laël (the archer) should have been able to fire her arrows more quickly than the others.

Not exact matches

I am by no means talking about skimping on materials, but I do have a hard time wrapping my head around these «complexes» that look more appropriate for the arena for a division one basketball program, than a church.

Last Thursday, on March 22nd, more than 1,000 protesters had locked arms around the arena after streaming through the city, shutting down I — 5 at one point.

It's actually more a weekly market on Saturday around the bullfighting arena.

The backgrounds are definitely more involved this time around, replacing the barren Virtua Fighter I - style backdrops with detailed, and occasionally moving, fighting arenas.

Later fights add more attack routines into his move - list, and the octopuses that are laid around the arena shooting projectiles at you grow in numbers and shoot faster as well.

Dynamic New Interactive 3D Stages: More than a backdrop, spectacular locations from around the world include stages from the Ninja Gaiden series as well as classics to provide changing and interactive arenas.

This focus on a more global publishing arena has grown in the past year, with events like BookExpo America honoring an annual international market each year and this year's FutureBook Conference having so much input on where ebooks are headed around the world.

By trying to force a set of strict indicator based trading rules around the unbounded arena of financial markets, many traders unknowingly make trading infinitely more complicated and difficult than it ever needs to be.

His dogs can be spotted around the country, protecting sports stadiums, concert arenas, airport terminals, and more.

Competitive purists can use Omega Mode to turn each stage into a flat, symmetrical arena, but I had more fun when each stage shifted, spun and exploded around me.

Overhauled visuals are far more complex and particle effects are everywhere, with players even granted control over movements speed and direction in order to soar around beautiful new arenas.

Dynamic New Interactive 3D Stages: More than a backdrop, spectacular locations from around the world include stages from the Ninja Gaiden series as well as classics to provide changing and interactive arenas.

Our attention is sort of whizzing around in all directions at the moment, but I found some more time to dig into the arena for Hex Gambit's single player mode, the Blitz Royale.

There were more classes this time around (seven) and a new arena mode for solo and multiplayer battling.

ATOMEGA has a pretty unique mechanic, players will start out as a single block called an Atom and must gather more blocks from around the arena to grow and evolve through various forms until they reach the largest form, the Omega.

There's plenty of options to choose from, such as gameplay types, kill types, useable classes, and more, so players can tinker around till their hearts are content and feel right at home with their own arenas.

As MOBAs increase in popularity and more people are branching out to other arena based games we take a look at one that has been around, Bloodline Champions.

Heavier troopers such as Dorkas will launch seriously heavy attacks if you get too close whist troopers such as Viper 2 and Fei - Yen will be far more agile around the arenas.

Moving around an arena becomes a much more simplistic task with an analogue stick in charge, but you absolutely lose out when it comes to the actual punching.

Each fight starts more like a twin stick / bullethell shooter where you move around the combat arena dodging projectiles and shooting back.

Kat is great for combos and prefers close combat, with more inspired ways to zip around the arenas than anyone in the cast.

Fatalities have again gotten an upgrade with both a Kreate a Fatality, a combo like system where the player makes a more and more brutal fatality the more moves they can pull of with a limited timer; and the introduction of mid match stage fatalities, pulled off by knocking your opponent into various death traps around the arenas.

You might have to spray more of your team's color of jizz around an arena to win, or you might be racing through a field of cacti (yes, ouch), flying to the big anus planet in the sky, or tasked with rounding up wiener dogs (i.e. dachshunds).

Like its predecessor, players roam around arenas collecting weapon powerups and attempt to destroy each other in all manner of jeeps, buggies and tanks, with each vehicle offering their own advantages and disadvantages in combat — tanks are slow but deadly, whereas jeeps are nimble but more vulnerable.

Pilots are even more agile in the multiplayer arena, swinging around obstacles with a grappling hook and bouncing off walls.

It is in reality an experimental space at the margins of a much bigger culture of the moving image — a place for talented film - makers to mess around with a freedom they could never enjoy in commercial cinema or mainstream television, but which the true artists among them hunger to apply in those bigger, more important arenas.

The more vanilla - looking Counter Strike felt incredibly responsive as I ran around the arena and downed a few terrorists.