Sentences with phrase «budget gamers not»

Not exact matches

And simpler games that work well on mobile usually don't require massive budgets and teams of hundreds to produce; smaller development budgets mean they don't need to sell millions of copies to turn a profit, and there's more room for creative risk.

If there's one thing indie developers do exceptionally well, it's pointing out that good games don't necessarily need huge - budget ultra-graphics.

Even if you don't have a huge payroll budget, try offering employee recognition luncheons or bonding activities such as softball or soccer games and lunch - and - learn sessions.

Despite Disney's apparent lack of concern about the potential to scare off remotely budget - conscious vacationers, Frommer.com's Jason Cochran, author of Frommer's Easy Guide to Walt Disney World and Orlando, says that the theme park giant is «playing a dangerous game» not only with the latest price hikes, but with an array of policies that all but force guests to book multi-day vacations (because the per - day costs are astronomical if the visit is short) and to plan every latest detail of one's visit far in advance (because that's the way to get the most out of one's trip).

I was amazed at how long they would play the «no seeing the budget game» because of this or that excuse and how many departments or people they were sent to with the outcome: Don't you trust our elders?

whatever the assessment of last five years (It was clear to me back then that his managerial style would not deliver top trophies given the players he was promoting) when excuses about what happened ten years previously and the budget constraint don't apply his performance this year should be enough to see his reign come to an end... Football clubs that rely on past glories have no place in the modern game... ask villa fans

There are Reds fans who already despise Votto because they don't think he does enough for the team or that his contract is taking up too much of Cincinnati's modest budget, and that's when Votto was consistently one of the very best in the game.

Coq showed how essential he was in the game, and with him skating perilously close to missing games through suspension or injury early on in the season, playing without a proven DM is a risk we don't need to take as we have more than enough budget to get one.

The powerful speaker raised eyebrows when he didn't tie the wage increase to certain items in the budget, suggesting he was playing some sort of long - game strategy on the issue.

The Democrats still will not hold a majority in the Senate, the Republicans will still control the state budget, Simcha Felder will continue to play his own game, and New Yorkers have no guarantee that any legislation will pass.

A spokesman for Cuomo - who was in the middle of negotiating a state budget on Tuesday - said Cuomo has not made a bet on the SU game with McCrory.

Underlying all the recommendations were fears that the U.K. may fall behind other countries in terms of progress in science, partly owing to recent increases in the U.S. science budget: «We will have a brain drain if we don't stay ahead of the game in this country,» says committee member Brian Iddon MP.

Given the Republicans» determination to rein in a record federal deficit (see «Budget battle heats up»), it is not at all clear that the president will be afforded the opportunity to play the innovation game that he hopes to win.

Video games are not necessarily the most cost - effective option for schools with tight budgets and crowded classrooms, either.

Last year we were disappointed that the President's budget did not set a higher mark for those funding agencies, but it was the 2nd year of the budget cap agreement so it was a zero sum game.

For a relatively budget price with around 45 hours of total gameplay, gamers who may not have played them in their first release get a reintroduction to one of the PS2's classic protagonists in two good games — DMC1 and DMC3 with a third (DMC2) only worth playing to acquire new added achievements.

It feels like this game is worth its place in the budget line of the X360, but not as a pc - game, at least not like this.

Bottom line, SE4 is a great low - budget game and I seriously don't regret the $ 60.00 spent as long as Rebellion continues to support SE4, fixing and adding things.

Oceanhorn is a competent, budget, bite - sized Zelda - like experience that is not without its flaws, both in terms of glitches and in terms of sheer game design.

Making it all the more pity that a lot of people won't see past the low budget these games are made on, and their love of underwear.

And don't listen to the crap about how budget games are short, I tend to have the most fun with indie games and I have sunk 11 hrs into the game, and I am on floor 22 and I don't know how many floors there are but there is an achievement for getting to floor 50.

While Level Up (Trailer) does share some similarities with David Finchers «The Game», the budget is not one of them.

In an interview with Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu, the Metal Gear head honcho explained that not only will the new budget range version of the game (due in August for 3,990 Yen in Japan) feature Trophy Support, there will also be a patch released around that time for PlayStation 3 owners who already own the game.

-- Mystery Case Files: Return to Ravenhearst ($ 11.99 / # 10.79)-- this digital release of the budget - priced 3DS adventure / puzzle game plays as a cross between classic point «n click and a hidden object game.

These are pretty impressive numbers coming from a spin - off game which likely didn't take a massive budget or resources to create.

-- Mystery Case Files: Dire Grove ($ 11.99 / # 10.79)-- this digital release of the budget - priced 3DS adventure game ALSO plays as a cross between classic point «n click and hidden object game.

It seems like a low budget Mario Kart, not the worst game to get inspiration from.

Never played 2048 so that'll be like a new game to me and you can't really argue given the budget price, so bring it on.

The game doesn't seem to push any boundaries graphically, but it carries the appeal of a classic JRPG that nostalgic fans demand from time to time to clear their palettes as they wait for the next high budget JRPG release.

The news is not good for Amazon's budgets, as the online giant shows signs of tightening its purse strings: The Last Tycoon and Z: The Beginning of Everything have both been cancelled in the last week, as the company looks to focus its investment on larger original projects that will make a bigger splash, along the lines of The Man in the High Castle or Game of Thrones.

Wander of the Dragons was probably made on a lower budget than Double Dragon: Neon, a game which also supports local co-op only (for now), so the lack of online multiplayer shouldn't be too much of a surprise.

It might not have been the most inspired big - budget horror game we've seen, but The Evil Within was still, despite its...

While games getting Superbowl commercials are not unheard of, they are less common than movie trailers, as large Hollywood productions usually have greater budgets dedicated to marketing.

So in short: Developers need to eat and companies (they have to maintain not only the budget for one game, but the whole logistics surounding a professional working place either) need to earn money in order to stay in the market, so cut them some slack!

In fact, the only real story in story mode is in the prerendered movies between chapters, and while they're bordering on well made (the modeling and art style are high quality, but apparently the motion - capture budget was used only for the game itself, as the animation is done by hand and sometimes isn't that good), they are mostly just a series of scenes that show the next boss character preparing to try to destroy the heroes.

I am not saying that MTX plays like a bottom of the line budget title, because the game has its moments, it's just not up to par with THQ's recent MX Unleashed.

It's clear the developers had a grand vision that was squashed by the realities of budgets, but this fact remains: Every previous Soul Calibur offered ample, rewarding single - player content, and I can't see any reason why this game couldn't or shouldn't have done the same.

Never been more disappointed with Nintendo in my entire life, they pretty much came to E3 and said yep guys we aren't going to have shit to play for the next two or more years, and our New mario game for WiiU will be pretty lack luster, budget title crap.

Still not huge, but the game is being sold at a budget $ 40 and is free of any pesky microtransactions.

Sure it has its problems but the overwhelming atmosphere and intensity of the game all but make up for it, and launching as a budget title its hard not to recommend it.

If Capcom's record with SF5 is anything to go by the game might see significant improves over time also, but understand going in that the budget here isn't going to feel Marvel Cinematic Universe appropriate.

One can't help but wonder what the future of big budget games from Konami will hold in light of this.

I'm not sure what the budget of the game was but it doesn't look to expensive so maybe the low sales won't effect it to badly

With the game's budget reportedly around «a couple of million dollars», Plourde said: «It's not as profitable as Assassin's Creed is profitable, but it's profitable enough that we would have been able -LSB-...]

If you mean they can't have online modes, that's not true, it's just usually digital games are priced lower and so they choose to not include the budget needed for online modes.

The timeframe isn't clear, but it could be in August, when a budget re-release of the game hits in Japan.

Not bad for a game clearly made on a shoestring budget.

The basic presentation may not interest gamers looking for a more flashy, visually stimulating experience such as «Xenoblade Chronicles,» but it does offer a unique RPG experience that, once learned, can be just as engaging and stimulating as any of the top budget games on the 3DS.

With any system, I am sure there is a few games we'd all like to play, but if you're like me and only have the budget for one console you have to prioritise and it can be hard to see some games (MGS 4, Ni No Kuni, Journey) release on a console you don't have.

Regardless, this is still very much a Neptunia game, meaning that the many who can't look past the low budget and fan service will miss out.