Sentences with phrase «bonefide decent fighting game»

Dead or Alive Dimensions is a decent fighting game with a control scheme perfectly designed for the Nintendo 3DS.

They're basically B - grade pack - ins, that say to the target market «we can't make a decent fighting game, but you can make a character that fights in his underwear!!

It's a decent fighting game that looks fantastic while playing it, but it doesn't last as long as other fighters.

You have your basic fighting game controls such as attack, heavy attack, jump and guard, with the usual array of combos you get in most decent fighting games.

The game features several playable characters, and as is the case in any decent fighting game worth its salt, they all have their own unique fighting style.

It's a shame, because there could be a decent fighting game in there, with a lot of work.

The optimists inside us are hoping this means that we could be seeing the game on PS4 and Xbox One - two consoles desperately in need of a decent fighting game.

Not exact matches

This draw was no surprise given our inability to play decent and fight for more than 1 or 2 games.

Anyway some of our players are still young, hope they will learn in time otherwise will keep dropping points against each team that has fight or a decent game plan.

They have lost just of their last fifteen games home and away so they are likely going to put up a decent fight in this one you would imagine, especially if Newcastle take this opportunity to rest some players.

Look gents, as far as Djourou is concerned forget the Barca game, what happens will happen and if we get dumped out of the CL I won't be gutted as long as we put up a decent fight and score a couple of goals.

Hosts will be mighty favourite going into the match but Iceland will go into the game without any pressure and should put a decent fight on Sunday.

Whether you're fighting rain, snow, or just cold temperatures, I've found that there are two roads for a decent show game, even as a commuter in the winter.

Personally, the combos are mash - able and some of the attacks are repetitive, but otherwise is a decent game for fans and fighting for fun.

While I think the idea behind a 3D brawler in the Dragon Ball universe is a decent idea, I can't see the point in a game that only allows you to fight as Goku, and keeps up the overall length that this game does.

Inputs require decent muscle memory and timing to pull off effectively; thankfully, the A.I. difficulty settings can be toned down to give yourself a fighting chance and other single - player modes such as Single Fight and The Multiverse gives casuals an avenue to simply enjoy the game without the pressure of having to perform against real seasoned pros — who you can eventually battle online for your place in the worldwide leaderboard in Ranked, Player or Private Match in classic fights or King of the Hill.

The action can be described as a mix between Gauntlet and a moderately complex fighting game: Like in Gauntlet, you take on the role of a single warrior fighting against a horde of enemies, but instead of just having an attack button and a magic button, you have a decent variety of close - combat moves in addition to both long - range and short - range spells, combos, and defensive moves.

You'll have to put everything you've learned from the story arc to use in order to overcome the challenges the arcade mode throws at you, but if you're mildly decent at fighting games you won't have too many issues completing it.

The combination of Iron Galaxy and MvC should have made for a stellar remake, but while Iron Galaxy did a decent job assembling and updating the games, though both games lack character specific challenge modes, they can do little to hide the fact that the original games in the package are some of the weaker fighting games that Capcom has put out.

The video games, while of generally decent quality, have left quite a bit to be desired in actually capturing the violent glory of these fights.

This game succeeds at this for the most part, providing players a decent sense of speed and opponents that fight back.

While the games from the THQ days were decent and diehard fans of the sport who simply couldn't get enough ground and pound were served well, no one could've imagined what EA Canada's Fight Night team would do when they put a chokehold on the property.

Sound - The music is actually pretty decent even though it doesn't sound like a typical fighting video game music.

i consider that if there's a decent gundam or fighting game on pc, for now i stick to world of tank ha - ha - ha

We'll kick things off with the singleplayer portion of the game, which is DICE's third, and arguably best, attempt at providing something for the people who simply don't want to have to fight real opponents online, but sadly while it may be the best of the series it never does better than simply being decent.

Though limited, the game also features some decent enough set - pieces to fight in.

Seems like we'd have to wait for Midway to make decent Western developed fighting games.

While the fighting is decent enough there are a myriad of problems that halt Real Steel and stop it from being anything more than another licensed game that fails to excite.

Not only does the Joker seem spot on but the fighting looks like it could be seriously decent and since it's all taking place within an enclosed area (Arkham Asylum) we're thinking beat em» up is going to be the name of the game, which is fine with us as long as it works well.

At $ 29.99 the price may be a tad steep, but if your really craving a decent PSP fighting game you can not go wrong with this title.

The Last of Us goes against the grain by giving us the character of Tess, a somewhat rare and refreshing example of a woman who fights alongside the male protagonist, and the later Gears of War games do a decent job of including female squad members who are on equal footing with their male counterparts.

Combine that with the lackluster sales of the PS Vita (which actually does have a decent library of launch games, but just wasn't marketed properly), and Sony is still fighting an upward battle.

Apart from that and the somewhat generic setup, the game features some beautiful environments, memorable boss fights, and a story that clips along at a decent pace with endearing characters and excellent voice acting (especially for the time).

In FACT, DoA has NEVER been revered in the least by the fighting game community, and the laughable lack of depth to the gameplay, mindlessly mediocre roster, convoluted - to - all - hell story, and inadequate balancing has worked to the demise of the series as being anything other than a halfway decent distraction every now again.

With so many RPG - lite multiplayer creation games fighting for relevance nowadays, Fight The Dragon is a pretty decent breath of fresh air at times.

Playing fighting games for the story is oftentimes as rewarding as looking for fresh fruit on a dead tree, but Team Ninja has always woven a decent narrative around its stable of fighters.

With Last Resort dropping some shoot»em up mechanics amid a whole host of hardcore weaponry and Samurai Shodown pretty much doing what you would expect of a SNK fighting game from 1993, you can be sure to find a decent amount of variety in the two titles.

I hope we get partners, a decent story and a reason to fight enemies in this game, or else it'll be as hated as Sticker Star (if it isn't already).

They're not as terrible as they could have been, and both Boom Boom and Pom Pom put up a decent enough fight, but there's barely any variety, with exactly THREE types of boss battle in the entire game.

Then you get a crap Belltower Gargoyle clone from the first game where instead of fighting 2 decent Gargoyles, you fight 5 shitty ones.

Iron Kill: Robot Fighting Game has been around for a while and has a bit of a lame name, but it's a decent fighter.

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The AI is pretty decent, knowing when to fight or fall back during the course of a firefight and it makes me excited to think of what a Fallout game would look like if running on id Tech 5.

The combination of Iron Galaxy and MvC should have made for a stellar remake, but while Iron Galaxy did a decent job assembling and updating the games, though both games lack character specific challenge modes, they can do little to hide the fact that the original games in the package are some of the weaker fighting games that Capcom has put out.

Surely, those scripted mechanics make the fights look pretty awesome, but it also felt like a wasted opportunity to make this segment more playable, and act like a fighting game, just like the actually decent Power Rangers games from the 90s.

This game is fun as hell, the exhibition mode is fun (with friends), classic fights are a good way to get someone who wasn't into MMA interested in it (e.g. me) Career mode is fun but the problem is that you don't age is kinda dumb to be honest, you're «CRED» has no real purpose other than to get you new equipment, sponsors, sparring partners and opportunities to increase your «CRED» the controls are confusing to someone who's never played a game like this A.K.A me but I'll give it credit for innovation, you can go to training camps which upgrade you're striking and grappling which gives you new moves, their is a few exploits in the game No. 1 if you manage to get all the sponsors you can use them in create a fighter (which by the way has a decent enough amount of options) you can put all of the sponors that give the most cred and get everything easily and I mean everything No. 2 when you go to a training camp all you have to do is watch two demonstrations by the camp fighter and you have full stamina No. 3 any fighter you can beat within a minute of the first round you can beat a few times and shoot up the ranks, the music is good but you'll soon get sick of it and turn it off cause it repeats itself soo often, they didn't add intro walks, music and cage entries which would've made you feel more like an actual UFC fighter, but overall its a fun game but there's a few missed opportunities and not many fighting styles to choose from but rent it if you are curious about the game.

But does the Job of a decent fighting with the old style tower system from previous mortal kombat games it makes mortal kombat x a certain amount of justification as what a fighting game should be

Not that I've got a Master's degree in fighting games but I always thought that I'm at least a decent player when it comes to games like these.

One of the really great things about Dragon Ball FighterZ is that you can develop your own effective fighting style without needing to master every single potential combo, and you can get decent at the game without needing to become an absolute expert.

We see some of that now in the likes of action games (God Of War, DmC, Metal Gear) but for the most part all I'm seeing is set piece after set piece, and then the odd decent boss fight.