Sentences with phrase «budget titles did»

In fact, the cheaper «greatest hits» type re-releases and, to a lesser extent, budget titles didn't come in to play until long after the used game market had been established.

Not exact matches

Titled «Building a Strong Middle Class» the 278 - page document is essentially a sequel to last year's «Growing the Middle Class,» with page after page reminding voters what the government did in its first big - spending, deficit - ballooning budget.

By far the best article I have ever read on this site, there was no bias or empty statements, just cold hard facts, the writer even respected wengers budget but still pointed to where he should've improved, there are no excuses, what you read is literrally all u get with arsene, if you gave him a budget of 9m or 1 billion, he will ALWAYS take the risk cause he doesn't give a fk about the consequences as if he was a teenager raging through puberty, his stubborn is absolutely pathetic, can you believe he turned down signing a keeper when almunia was shocking, can you believe he didn't sign a CB when squillaci was awful, can you believe that he REFUSED to sign a CDM for almost 8 years, CAN you believe on one of the most important transfer windows of arsenals history, arsene decided to go host charity matches in rome, that's right instead of trying hard for the fans that have respected him and pay him one of the highest managerial wages in the world, he decided to do what he pleased as usual, cause he doesn't answer to anyone, nor does he giving a flying fk, gazidis a man i thought was also a crook went and did arsene's job for him and at least got us a striker (which cost us the title in january last season) and arsene foolishly proclaims that «if i was here we wouldn't of signed danny» meaning we wouldn't of had ANY recognised cf till giroud recovered, arsene wenger is a joke of the highest order, lack of respect, lack of shame and lack order, i despise him

Wenger has done a wonderful job on a shoestring budget, but he doesn't have it about him tactically or managerially to turn the team we have into title winners.

So instead of our team going forwards as we expected it to do after the club's financial burden was lifted and Arsene Wenger was given a decent transfer budget once more, we seem to be going backwards in terms of challenging for the Premier League title and if you don't believe me then maybe you should believe the boss because he suggested the same after the latest defeat.

Still, as indicated by some of the staffers» job titles, it does not seem they would necessarily be racking up exceedingly long hours during budget or end - of - session negotiations.

(For 2017 NYSOFA has tentatively awarded us $ 620,596 of III - C - 2 funding) Seniors determines the Trump 2018 Budget Blueprint proposal calls for a seventeen point nine percent (17.9 %) reduction in Health and Human Services funding; however the proposal does not provide detail, at this time, on the specific amount, if any, the III - C - 2 program, or any of our other four Title III grant programs may be reduced.

Don't let the title fool you: Milwaukee's annual joint public hearing on the proposed municipal budget can get interesting.

But it did reveal that the Budget's title would be «Building a Britain Fit For The Future» — a phrase which is already being seen by - word for cuts programmes across the NHS, social care, local councils and even Transport for London.

Last year we fought and won restorations to Title XX (a federal allocation to New York State) to keep senior centers in our neighborhoods open and I am committed to doing so again in this year's state budget.»

You don't often see a budget DS action title that is «understated» or «cool» in any way, but I have to give it props on both counts.

Shadow Complex is yet another example of how fun, creative gameplay does not have to be limited to the bigger budget AAA titles.

In the climate of budget conscious studios hesitant to gamble money on anything that doesn't have a «2» in the title, more and more ambitious projects are having trouble crossing the finish line.

I also commend the developers on creating such as engaging title but it does border a little on budget when compared to other games of this calibre but the cars look great and they handle how they should.

«I can do something no one else can...» Blumhouse Tilt has released a brand new, full - length official trailer for an indie film titled Sleight, which premiered in the ultra-low budget Nexst section of the Sundance Film Festival last year.

This is a budget title though and doesn't have the resources of those AAA exclusives.

Granted, the conquest mode is very, very lengthy, and the game is a budget title; but again, with the focus being solely on the repetitive and often irritating drift races, you'll find yourself done with the game long before you finish off the conquest mode.

The filmmaker also has another true story - based historical drama that he intends to make along with those two big - budget, tentpole offerings (namely, The Kidnapping of Edgardo Mortara), but his new collaboration with Hanks - titled The Post - may begin production before the latter does.

Considering the game has been developed without the big budget of an AAA title, Stormind Games did an excellent job, considering they have opted in making a third person game which requires way more effort than a first person one.

The next project that garnered her recognition was, oddly enough, the title role in a low budget horror movie called All the Boys Love Mandy Lane, that didn't even get a theatrical release in the U.S..

I don't know that Bushido Blade would have an audience today... maybe as a budget title, but that needs a sequel more than it does a remaster.

What do you think of the proposal in the budget to put $ 1 billion in Title I money that would follow students, opening the door for what's known as Title I portability?

Under the Bush Administration's proposed budget for fiscal year 2007, 29 states will receive less Title I money than they did the year before.

First, remember that Trump's budget does include a $ 1 billion boost in overall Title I aid, which would bring it up to $ 15.9 billion.

Some Democrats like Elizabeth Warren will probably grill her on the failed education experiment she has wrought in Michigan and on the overall corruption of her way of doing business — and hopefully extended questioning on whether or not she agrees with some Republicans who are already talking about turning the $ 15 billion Title I budget into a voucher program.

If Congress does not eliminate Title II funds from the proposed federal budget, then what could Massachusetts do with the money instead of throwing it out of a window?

Librarians don't have time to sort through a database of thousands of titles, nor do many have the budget to add hundreds of titles at a time.

I've seen this happen with librarians — when faced with two competing titles and a limited acquisition budget the librarians will take the one that won an award, any award, over the title that doesn't have an award to its credit.

24 Symbols was very adamant that, as profits are not based on full - scale sales of e-books, readers are seeking out the lesser known titles for their enjoyment knowing that if they don't like this «unknown» author, they didn't invest a lot of their limited book budget on the sale.

«What is the budget of your local library on indie titles» is an indirect way of asking: «do you think the librarians discriminate indie books because they think they haven't be vetted?»

Most of us don't have a budget to spend hundreds or even thousands of dollars to have a cover painted and then lettered for each of our titles, especially not for short stories or novellas.

Since most authors do not have a massive marketing budget to educate potential readers about their book, it is crucial your title makes it clear what readers can expect.

So, unless a self - published author attends direct sale events like Todd, or does a lot of Goodreads giveaways — which require a print book — it sometimes doesn't pay to commit the time, energy, and budget to creating print editions for every title.

It lacks the immense budget, time, and, therefore, capacity to fine - tune it to the high standards of such AAA titles, but that doesn't mean it is without its charm.

God, criticising an indie title, one that has had a lot of clear effort put into it, for its graphics always feels like a harsh thing to do since the focus for them and their limited budget should always be gameplay, but there's no getting around the fact that Project Temporality is simply visually boring game.

Now, given the budget it's a little surprising to hear full voice - over throughout the game, something which even much more expensive titles sometimes don't have.

To the game's unending credit, this proves to be one of the more emotional moments in gaming we can remember, creating the type of reaction so many big budget titles try (but fail) to manufacture — and it's done here in a matter of minutes.

For smaller budget titles like NieR: Automata, games funded by other games doing well, the risk is smaller.

We haven't released a game before, it's true, but the quality of what we're doing speaks for itself — if you have spent a few minutes in the Playable Showcase then you've probably realized that we are committed to a beautiful looking game that plays just like a big - budget title would from an established developer.

Games Industry veteran and marketing & PR guru Brian Baglow presents to Scotland's buzzing games development sector the ins and outs of good marketing for games; revealing that it doesn't necessarily require a budget of millions to tell the world about your next (or first) big blockbuster title.

If it had been released as a budget title this would have actually been a very good game but as a full release it just doesn't offer enough value for money.

Spiders certainly don't lack vision, their previous titles Mars: War Logs and Bound by Flame attempting to replicate the likes of The Witcher, Mass Effect and Dragon Age on a fraction of the budget.

PSX is about giving breathing room to smaller titles that make Playstation the brand that killed it in the PS2 Era, did strong last generation, and is outselling the competition combined this gen. PSX is for giving breathing room to smaller titles that would get lost in obscurity during E3 amidst the 50 + million dollar budget title anouncements.

It combines tight combat, inspired art design and innovative game mechanics in a way that would make most other big - budget narrative titles jealous, but it doesn't seem to have a focus that ties them all together.

IGN: For Mega Man 9 and Mega Man 10, I don't recall Capcom ever talking about whether or not those were successful titles given the budget for those two games.

Is it just another title quietly sent to the shelf (accompanied by a short - lived ho - hum Amerikan TV campaign that I could not believe they had a budget for at first) that the publisher doesn't believe in?

Unfortunately, due to the game being just a smaller downloadable title, the game lacks the kind of budget that would be needed to do the show justice.

Do we not already bemoan innovative games that don't sell to big budget titleDo we not already bemoan innovative games that don't sell to big budget titles?

I just didn't have the time or budget to throw in another title that I couldn't bet would please me.

Whilst this may be frustrating for some, and many obviously point to Killzone Mercenary and Uncharted: Golden Abyss in terms of the visual standard expected; the Vita is capable of that level of visual accomplishment but I very much doubt that Revelations 2 has that level of budget, investment and time afforded as those flagship titles did.