Sentences with phrase «backlog games for»

I'm happy to say I completed both my backlog games for this month.

Not exact matches

I know that's not something everyone wants to see - and I'm sorry about that - but we had a backlog of quite a few co-op games that needed to be added to the database and finally got a man on the job after slacking for months.

Nintendo packed in a ton of games for October though, as I'm also going to be playing EOV on 3DS and I'm already backlogged on the things that came out this month (not to mention last month).

Having 5 or 10 games weekly just for VC would be overkill and backlogs would be getting really large.

«If You Aren't Playing Titanfall 2 You're Out Of Your Damn Mind» Or, in my case, I bought over 40 games so far this year and I shouldn't buy another for ages, but we all know how the fall releases will crush my backlog even harder hehe:) Many people have this luxury - problem so some titles need to stand back...

Now wasn't the perfect time, since I have to practice my Splat game for the last splatfest, but Now I think I'm gonna set this title down a game in the backlog, thanks to what I just read.

Steam users (like me) often run into this problem, and have more games than we will EVER beat, or playthrough once, let alone have time / money for ALL the newest next - gen games to play as well... Which is why, picking a primary console is the ONLY realistic option for most of us gamers... it Isolates the types of games, the AMOUNT of games so we aren't backlogged on «must play» titles after being out only six months, and so we can actually USE our consoles enough to justify the purchase in the first place.

This just goes to show that there is still plenty of life left in the current generation of consoles, and for some us, we are a bit backlogged on games we have wanted to play.

Every summer, when the days between new game releases grow longer and longer, we take advantage of all extra time by digging into our backlogs for older games we've never gotten around to playing.

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Having accumulated a big backlog and become increasingly accustomed to paying lower prices for games only a year or so old, I have pretty much stopped chasing the next big release.

Last minute comment, since I fell off my backlog attack so hard but here's my link for my games I wanted to play, what I actually got around to... and what sucked up all the rest of my time... * cough * Destiny * cough *... whoops

There are many other games on my list but I think this should prove enough problems for me =D happy backlogging everyone!

I have yet to play Sound Shapes... it has been in my backlog for far too long... but the continued support for the game is great.Kudos to you guys....

I have a huge backlog of games & other fighting games (including Skullgirls for the PS3) so will wait for it to return for $ 10.00 or lower before I buy.

Makes me hesitant to keep buying premium games for my mobile backlog if they get pulled before I get around to playing them.

Great looking game - will defo buy when on steam - would hit it already but for backlog.

At the rate that the President enjoys his video games, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, which is scheduled for a February 2015 release window, will be upon us and President Obama will have quite the backlog.

PS has the best exclusives games... Between this, Horizon: Zero Dawn, Uncharted 4 (Just picked up) and all the backlog stuff... I should be good for now.

Speaking of calculating the time it takes to beat a game, it's best that you set some guidelines for yourself when taking on your backlog.

My PS3 recently broke down for a few weeks and now I have a backlog of games I'll probably never even touch.

My dream job would be in game journalism or as a game developer, and my plan for retirement is to go back and play my shameless and ever - growing backlog of games.

When he's not digging through the backlog he's hunting for loot in Diablo or wondering when the next Professor Layton game is coming.

Demon Gaze, Etrian Odyssey, Criminal Girls, Operation Abyss / Babel, etc. have all been wonderful experiences and rank very highly on my list of games I'd happily revisit if my backlog weren't so enormous (I actually co-wrote the most comprehensive English non-walkthrough guide for Demon Gaze available on the net today).

For retro month, I'm playing one of the most shamefully neglected games in my backlog: Final Fantasy V!

I grab new games all the time and add them to my backlog just for a rainy day but I don't get upset anymore when the game I payed full price for but haven't played much of (looking at you Tropico) gets offered for free anymore and I have noticed as well as my Dr that my blood pressure stays in a good spot for my age as I have less stress which will kill you if you let it:)

Finally that release date hu... this game is one of the 3 pre-orders I have and honestly I was hoping for it to be delayed to 2019 lol, don't get me wrong I'm really excited to get ma hands on this baby but a lil more time with ma backlog wouldn't hurt.

Inevitably this leads to a backlog, which I'm still trying to get through, but alas new games always show up for review diminishing my chances as they appear.

Or for it to come on PS + if you have a big enough backlog of games.

Since it's a bit of a dry spell for game releases, we've been jumping into our backlogs.

Consequently, role - playing games tend to be released faster than I can complete them, leaving me with a huge backlog of half - finished (or barely touched) titles; for example, it pains me to say it, but I'm yet to make any decent progress on a Mass Effect title, despite owning the first two games in the trilogy!

I have a huge backlog of great games and with the new generation just around the corner I am not the target for this device.

Damn never saw anything like it... by your comment one can assume you have no backlog, in this day and age I don't see how thats possible for a gamer.I wonder how you play your games.

Even if I took a full two weeks off of work and did nothing but play games on my backlog for 12 hours a day, I would still have at least twenty games to beat, and that's not counting any of the purchases I will be making today and tomorrow.

Look for my decision as to what backlog game I'll be tackling later tonight!

On the one hand, it's a shame it's out now because I can't play it (playing my PSP backlog on my Vita is my first priority, and I can't do that on current firmware) but I'll get it once I get through the 20 or so PSP games that aren't licensed for Vita use.

Hmm... got China for $ 3 on a sale some months ago and got ta say I was expecting something similar for India and Russia.Not saying the games aren't worth it, I really like Assassin's but for someone with a backlog like mine... $ 7 just ain't worth to pay for games that will sit there on your download list waiting to be played when you have time.

Anyway, I buy the games I want & don't even have enough time for my huge backlog so I generally don't download most of the IGC anyway.

Without any doubt, God of War is a system seller, now after God of War, looking into the backlog of exclusive games that the PS4 has had since its launch can seem daunting for new users.

I split my steam library into 3 sections, Installed / regular play games for those I always go back to, beaten games that I don't intend to go back to and installed / backlog games that I need to try and play for at least 30 min to see if I'm genuinely interested and those games get moved to the beaten folder if im not that into them.

Nintendo packed in a ton of games for October though, as I'm also going to be playing EOV on 3DS and I'm already backlogged on the things that came out this month (not to mention last month).

I don't feel bad about it (or the backlog) as I want to have games in my digital «lockbox» for the day I lack funds but not free time.

In a time when even finishing games, let alone replaying them, seems so difficult with all those games in the backlog waiting for me, it takes a special game for me to return to.

As you can see it's another quite week for PlayStation releases, time to catch up on that backlog of games!

As you wait for a chance to confront the dangers of the haunted house, you might want to peruse our backlog of Top of Table articles, including some great similarly themed horror games that are appropriate for Halloween, and our list of the Top Tabletop Games of 2017 (which included Daviau's Pandemic Legacy: Season 2).

That's exactly how I feel, I already have a huge backlog filled with games that I bought for full price only for them to go on sale or be free

And if you are one of those gamers and you have a large backlog of games, you best get started soon because 2018 looks to be another banner year for the industry.

I'd much rather solo a single player game — I have plenty in my backlog for that.

excellent overall thoughts - I obviously haven't picked one up yet and likely won't until at least later next year (maybe if I get through my stack of backlogged games, trading them in would pay for one in and of itself?).

Honestly, this is the best time to campaign for and restructure support for the Vita, only because the next - gen consoles are reliant on titles that have begun to wane in popularity (e.g. Killzone, Call of Duty, Assassins Creed, etc.) and are completely bereft of must - have titles; the deficit of titles leaves a sizable gap that divides console owners that don't yet want to make the investment, but have also exhausted their backlog of games to play on their current - gen console.