Sentences with phrase «bomb game scores»

Not exact matches

Luis Caballero scored the game's lone goal in the 35th minute, and it was a bomb.

The Cougars bombed poor little Texas at Arlington 130 - 75 and Valparaiso 158 - 81, breaking the major - college scoring mark in the second game.

So hopefully they will take notice of Wenger's comments about the need to remember about the defensive side of the game and not just go bombing forwards, even though he accepts that creating and scoring goals is one of the main strengths of the Gunners.

BUT there's not many and they cost an absolute bomb while we already have a player scoring at over a goal every 2 games (which is generally considered a decent striker stat).

FSU settled for field goals (and missed them all) on its first three chances, while the Heels scored five touchdowns in eight chances before bombing in the game - winning field goal at the buzzer.

One game for instance, might be a regular point scoring content whilst another might be a game of tag where the person who is «it» has a bomb ticking down on them which can only be removed by «tagging» another player with their disc.

Still a good score, but i can see how someones enthusiasm for the game coud wane if you were trying to bomb through it for a review.

It's important that you observe the playing field, plan and then execute your moves in order to achieve a high score, and when the game throws bombs, timers and enemies at you, matching gems becomes a taxing and surprisingly habit forming ideal.

Also in the news, renowned video game critic, Jeff Gerstmann from Giant Bomb put out a pseudo review today (the actual review and score won't be posted until Titanfall multiplayer server infrastructure is tested) stating «The frame rate in Titanfall is uneven on the Xbox One and though it's usually fine, it can get downright nasty in specific situations.»

I mean, I'd be right there with you if you simply had said that gamers can be extremely whiney and nitpicky over the smallest things that don't really matter, or that they use horrible tactics like bombing Metacritic user scores, or filing FTC complaints -LRB-!)

Events here include Carnage, a game mode where the aim is to finish as close to the front as possible while scoring as many points as possible from destroying your opponents and the environment, Beat the Bomb is a check point style race where you have a bomb on board, and have to hit the next checkpoint before it goes of resetting the timer, Keep the Flag is pretty obvious and finally StuBomb is a check point style race where you have a bomb on board, and have to hit the next checkpoint before it goes of resetting the timer, Keep the Flag is pretty obvious and finally Stubomb on board, and have to hit the next checkpoint before it goes of resetting the timer, Keep the Flag is pretty obvious and finally Stunts.

Thankfully, the Stadium game type scratches that itch a little better, allowing players to partake in mini-games such as the «Home Run Contest» essentially knocking a sandbag as far as you can to get the highest score; «Target Smash» where players hit a bomb into an assortment of stacked blocks with targets inside «Angry Birds» - style; and my personal favorite, «Multi-Man Smash» where players are given only one life to battle hordes of CPU fighters.

If you're unfamiliar with review bombing, it's basically an act where people who are upset with a developer take their frustrations out by posting poor review scores for their game en masse, often upvoting the negative reviews at the same time to actively try lowering a game's overall user rating.

This includes items such as bombs that you can use during the game and blue gems that help boost your score.

You'll find some great games to level up your character during your career including keeping a rally going with huge wind fans blowing on you around the court, trying to keep a giant bomb from exploding on your side of the net, breaking clay plates, herding baby chicks, and even scoring on a soccer net with a goalie and defenders in the way.

The amount of tools you get deep into the second Batman game, like the ice bomb and the remote electrical charge, give you numerous ways to creatively deal with Gotham's thugs and send your score soaring.

★ Arrange diamonds together to get score - Nice, clean graphics and smooth game play - Match 4 jewels can win the jewel's bomb and 1 lighting.

Game mode threats that include randomness will favor the highest scoring player, therefore targeting him (like the bomb in Bomb Tag and the rocket in Rocket bomb in Bomb Tag and the rocket in Rocket Bomb Tag and the rocket in Rocket Run)

Since then, the game has also launched on several additional platforms, been awarded a plethora of stunning review scores and has received dozens of awards from major publications — including PlayStation Blog's «Editors Choice 2015,» Hardcore Gamer's «Best of 2015,» Giant Bomb's «Top Games of 2015,» and more.

One game for instance, might be a regular point scoring content whilst another might be a game of tag where the person who is «it» has a bomb ticking down on them which can only be removed by «tagging» another player with their disc.

In this mode there is a 60 second limit, the fruit and bombs are thrown but this time the bombs don't end your game instead they deduct 10 points from your score.

Bombs in this release don't end the game; rather, they deduct 10 points from the player's total score for the game if accidentally sliced.

It's important that you observe the playing field, plan and then execute your moves in order to achieve a high score, and when the game throws bombs, timers and enemies at you, matching gems becomes a taxing and surprisingly habit forming ideal.

Meanwhile, the user scores are even worse, as the game was review bombed with a whopping 0.8 negative review score.

There also is a new device called G - Bomb, used by the alien flagships, which you can get by destroying him and use against the enemy.Finally, the game features a variety of options — one or two player modes, three difficulty settings, adjustable game speed, input by keyboard, mouse or joystick (Champ even released a «Champ cable» that allowed you to play the game with digital joysticks), and a high score table to round it all off.

Steam is full of reviews prior to release, games regularly get bombed with hundreds of thousands of downvotes whenever the developer does something people don't quite like, and then there's the questionable merits of a five star or ten point scoring system when people gravitate to the very extremes.

Score Rush Extended only uses four buttons on the controller, two of which are the thumbsticks to move and fire, with R1 and R2 being to slow your ship down (precision is key in some of the tougher parts of the game) and trigger bombs, respectively.»