Sentences with phrase «boss fights i have»

Inventory management is a nuisance in the heat of the moment, it's maddeningly difficult to pick up the item you want and not the useless thing next to it, and, sorry for harping on them, but almost all of the boss fights would feel at home on a 2004 gaming console.

The Psychos suffer the worst, as the once - ridiculous bosses are simply vile instead of entertainingly gross, though Dead Rising 3 does have one of the most disgusting (but not enjoyable) boss fights I've ever played.

The boss fight has multiple phases including a boss against Metroid Prime's exoskeleton.

No Gregory, with the exception of some event quests and arena quests, all online boss fights have the same 50 minute time limit as the offline quests.

The Metal Sonic boss fight has had one phase of it completely overhauled, while the other phases have been tweaked.

There are a bunch of boss fights you have to loose to progress any further followed by a fight that you have to win that fells just like the unwinnable battles.

Persona 5 is the weirdest of the series yet, and as you get closer to the ending, it just gets more and more bizarre, culminating in one of the nuttiest boss fights I've ever seen.

I had a fun time playing these levels, without them I feel the endless boss fights would be a bigger chore.

Much like the dungeons, boss fights have been revamped in Breath of the Wild.

Additionally, a few of the boss fights have been more than just the standard «jump on its head» mechanic, which has been nice as well.

That is one of the best boss fights I have evr seen on gaming.

- all the levels have cutscene transitions now - one boss fight has been revamped - use unlockable abilities like the Insta - Shield, Peel - Out, etc., on Save Game files - disable the time limit for stages from the options menu

Also, the energy system has been rebalanced, the enemy A.I. has been updated, boss fights have been enhanced so stealth is now an option fighting them instead of the forced gunfights of the original, and the graphics look SWEETER.

Given how excellent the simple puzzle - logic of Metal Gear boss fight have been in the past, it feels dumb for Peace Walker to simply abandon all of it in favor of straight - up RPG stat - grinding.

See, these boss fights all have unique gimmicks (like the enemies using battle cards against you, or them attacking each other when they mess up a counter attack, or you having to defend against them before any chance to fight back), and they're all pretty damn hard to complete.

Each boss fight has a unique character theme, with the weak points being fairly obvious, and although the amount of fire - power these guys can dish out can be daunting at times, each one of these battles are definitely doable and fairly easy.

This creates an interesting risk / reward dynamic in some of the boss fights that has you carefully figuring out how long you can keep each character waiting to maximize the effects of their attacks and techniques without putting them at risk of defeat.

I was pleased to discover that the major boss fights have included the new gameplay mechanics, and have done so effectively.

Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director's Cut is an improvement to a game that was in little real need of attention, though its primary issue, the boss fights have been dramatically improved, while the second screen support and all the less significant improvements do their part in further augmenting what is already a modern videogame classic.

I still think that Ludwig from Bloodborne's The Old Hunters DLC is the best boss fight they've created, but this one is certainly up there with the best of them.

Dead Rising, Gears of War (quite possibly GoW 3 as well), and Borderlands ended with three of the dumbest, cheapest boss fights I've ever suffered through.

To say I enjoyed this boss fight would be an understatement.

The boss fights have their own theme like how the first boss has a forest theme.

A confrontation early in the game with The Stranger if one of the best boss fights I have ever experienced.

Maybe the memory of reading Nintendo Power's mini-guide to Super Metroid and grappling with the then - awesome 16 - bit boss fights would've made me impossible to please either way, but it just felt gimmicky to try to cram the old, established mythology into yet another first - person shooter shell.

Lords of Shadow also contains some of the best boss fights I've played in quite a while.

After about two weeks of playing, I finally reached what is called «Gold Crown G - Rank», the highest Hunter Rank that the game has to offer, and the boss fights that I have experienced on my journey to Gold Crown G - Rank (let's face it: EVERY quest in this game is a boss fight) have been some of the most intense, most memorable and most enjoyable boss fights I have ever had in any Monster Hunter game ever... actually scratch that — any video game in general ever.

It has great elements of stealth combat as well as the great boss fights you have come to expect from games of this nature.

every stage of the game, from the dark streets, to the sinister boss fights you've come to expect from no other than Hidetaka Miyazaki.

Ranging from an evil swordsman to a werewolf all the way up to a dragon, these boss fights each have their own challenge and style needed to beat them.

Scalebound Xbox One # 42.85 @ ShopTo Platinum's long - awaited XO exclusive is looking better each time we see it and yesterday's co-op display of the studio's largest ever boss fight has seriously whetted our appetite thanks to a healthy mix of dragons and on - foot combat.

There is no penalty for doing so, and the last boss fight would be significantly more difficult without this ability.

Not exact matches

Before I fought a boss or even found the all - important airship (named «Odyssey») that Mario uses to travel from kingdom to kingdom, I'd «captured» a frog and done some insane things.

So to hear Rae talk about standing up to a room full of network execs, her new bosses, and fight for two insecure black characters who have messy lives and are fully realized as complex characters?

While there are many boss fights in «Cuphead,» the game has a «Super Mario World» - esque overworld map that allows you to choose where you want to go.

Once there, players have to fight and defeat Queen Zeal and finally take on the game's final boss: an alien parasite named Lavos.

It is somehow safe to say into the quiet between puffs that you had a fight with your family the night before or that your girlfriend just isn't inspiring you anymore or that your boss is unfair and you're worried about your job.»

Warrnambool Cheese & Butter (WCB) managing director David Lord has rejected Murray Goulburn boss Gary Helou's claim that his bid has been «handicapped» by regulators, arguing the three bidders fighting for WCB are on a level playing field.

Warrnambool boss David Lord and Bega Cheese executive chairman Barry Irvin have both said publicly that they intend to fight hard for farmers» milk and are keen to attract new suppliers into the industry and to win farmers from their competitors.

Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino has stated that he prefers a fixture congestion as it is confirmation that his team is fighting on many fronts.

Parkhead boss Neil Lennon will fight tooth and nail to keep the rock solid custodian but having seen both Gary Hooper and Victor Wanyama leave over the summer he may not fancy his chances of persuading Forster to remain at the Glasgow club.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has refused to rule out his side's hopes of winning this season's Premier League title, urging his players to fight.

Carlo Ancelotti's side are in a fine run of form having won 14 and drawn three of their last 17 fixtures and the Italian boss will be keen to keep that run going as they battle Atletico Madrid and Barcelona in what has become a hard fought La Liga title chase.

Former Tottenham full - back Kelly has joined the Royals on a two - and - a-half year contract as boss Brian McDermott tries to bolster his squad for their fight against relegation.

The possible arrival of Griezmann, however, would certainly show that the former Real Madrid boss won't be relinquishing his side's crown as English champions without a fight!

Although they have given themselves a fighting chance thanks to Joe Hart's late penalty save, the result has heaped further question marks on the future of Chilean boss Manuel Pellegrini and his captain Vincent Kompany.

Even if City were to try and lure Klopp to the Etihad it appears they would have to fight off Napoli, who are on the search for a new boss with former Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez set to leave in the summer.

Liverpool have been linked with the likes of Ryan Shawcross, Gary Cahill and Scott Dann but as yet offers have not been made and a move for Corluka appears to be a more cost effective solution as Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp appears keen to offload players from his expansive squad to help provide funds to bring in new additions to help the club fight to re-enter the top four race.

However some believe that the boss may have left Walcott out of the squad due to his honest interview about a lack of presence and fighting spirit in the dressing room.

Mert looked like a CB in this match, he was not the meek big german today, Kos was the boss as per usual and Debuchy has a lot of fight in him.