Sentences with phrase «comparisons to other games of»

The simulation RPG developed by Pathea games is a title that despite drawing comparisons to other games of the genre, manages to carve out its own unique experience that is certain to find a committed and hardcore fanbase.

Not exact matches

He made a comparison between advertising, game and e-commerce to conclude the better combination of game and blockchain than the other two.

The penal theory comes late in the game in comparison to other understandings of the atonement.

So I felt that Coquelin needed to improve this area of his game, because the stats comparison on Squawka.com between him, Arteta, Flamini and Schneiderlin clearly shows that this is where Coquelin lags behind the others.

This whole «not» feeling it syndrome has been a bit of a bummer because I began the whole comparison game... comparing myself to other bloggers, what they are wearing, their lighting, clothing, angles, makeup, hair, how many likes they get on Instagram and the list goes on.

By comparison, half of the men preferred watching the game and the other 50 % still wanted to have sex on Super Bowl Sunday in lieu of television viewing.

Holding Legends of Troy in comparison to other brawlers on the market, the game feels paltry, cheap, and empty.

We made the mistake of playing Mandate first and were really shocked by how average it looks in comparison to any other FPS game currently available - character animation is excellent but the environments are dire.

On the other side of the coin, there is an entire subplot devoted to Brad's fertility, along with a payoff involving the comparison between Brad and Dusty's testicles by a fertility doctor (Bobby Cannavale), and a whole sequence at an NBA basketball game where Brad gets drunk and makes a complete fool of himself falls flat.

It still only packs a small amount of voice acting in comparison to other Kingdom Hearts games, but generally succeeds in keeping the story interesting.

The topics included; How do firms grow Why do firms grow all types of costs economies and diseconomies of scale all types of efficiency Revenue and profit other motives for firms Strategies to gain market share barriers to entry barriers to exit Theory of the firm types of markets comparisons between markets collusions game theory price discrimination contestable markets government intervention deregulation And much more!

Mazda3 SP25 (Safety Pack) Warm Hatch Comparison On the road As with other variants of the new Mazda3 range, the SP25 appears to do nearly everything very well, with no real flaws to its game — except refinement.

There are lots of other odds and sods in the comparison game... Apple implemented Touch ID first, but Samsung extended it to third - party apps first.

sounds to me like they just pooped on the few number of fans that actually played this game (in comparison to others i guess).

Exactly look at Final Fantasy Versus XIII aka FFXV that game was announced back at E3 2006 and still we ended up having to wait 10 years and in the midst of all this SE decided hey let's make 2 sequels to Final Fantasy XIII that nobody asked for, and that further convolute the story of an already dreadful trilogy that pales in comparison to other lower budget jrpg's of last gen that had far more likable characters such as Tales of Xillia, Valkyria Chronicles, and even Xenoblade Chronicles of which fared considerably better.

While the core mechanics are in place and working to a decent degree, in comparison to other shooters the game feels slightly awkward and lacks the fluidity of the top shooters out there, but it's nothing that some spit and polish shouldn't be able to fix.

Considering that The Legend of Zelda's only other franchise comparison for voiceover involved a series of games known and parodied the world over as little more than a mockery, I was well aware that any voiceover in another Zelda game would be closely scrutinized and critiqued just on principle; I was determined to not let that happen again with such an important entry in the franchise, no matter how much time and effort it took.

@Ger - Persona is definitely in a league of its own, this game is not on any other level in comparison to the other persona games I would argue it is very much in line of what we've seen from their previous.

In comparison to other RPGs, which despite its constant mockery Stick of Truth is still trying to be, there's not a wealth of equipment to play with and it's generally very obvious which item is best to use, but in the game's defense the selection available works well with the overall design of the game.

When setting up a skirmish or multiplayer match there's also a pretty limited selection of options in comparison to other games on the market.

Having said that the Scientist, who can transform into a jet and is likely to become a favorite class thanks healing abilities and the games only thing that comes close to being an assault rifle, suffers from the simple fact that some of the maps are a bit too enclosed, making using his jet - form a bit of a challenge in comparison to every other classes ground - based vehicle forms.

But to say they are «heavily downgraded» when we haven't seen any real footage of one game and we have comparison shots of the other is pretty silly and shows that he is not interested in having a reasonable discussion about it.

Bringing the playerbase up to an impressive 7.3 million registered users, it may pale in comparison to other aged MOBA titles like DotA 2 or League of Legends, but it's a number most multiplayer games could only wish to achieve.

If you put a side - by - side comparison with the original game and this remastered version, however, you're not going to see much of a difference other than slightly more detail in the lighting and environment effects.

It was the best of ports, it was the worst of ports, it was a game of wisdom, it was a game of foolishness, it was the combat system of belief, it was the combat system of incredulity, it was released during the holiday season of Light, it was released during the holiday season of Darkness, its price in the spring will give hope, its price in the winter brings despair, it has everything going for it, it has nothing going for it, it will go straight to GOTY lists, it will go direct in the other way — in short the game is so like the previous game that some of its noisiest authorities insist on its being recieved, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only.

Despite saying those things in comparison to the new game, in comparison to other games it is still a benchmark of interactive entertainment in many ways and it's great for a long weekend rental.

I get it that if you are still subscribing just for the games and see what they've been offering that you might feel shafted by any price increase, but I also feel the service has changed it's main focus, it was the IGC, now it's MP and it's the latter why I subscribe... No matter if any of you feel my comparisons are wrong or not, do realise one thing: a price increase has happened in other countries before and nothing changed, now it's only, I repeat, only happening in the US and Canada so you can kiss the idea of any improvements on the game offerings goodbye, it's not going to happen, it didn't happen in the past when the rest of the world was affected, it's not going to happen now...

And, in comparison to other, major competing video - game (and PC titles) Sonic the Hedgehog by far remains one of the most popular, well - loved, and desirable «old school» gaming characters — and of course his partner Tails, and antagonist Knuckles.

There are more online multiplayer trophies than usual in comparison to other Call of Duty games including the Buck Private bronze trophy for getting 10 kills; the Ricky Recruit silver trophy for completing 21 daily challenges in headquarters; the General of the Army gold trophy for entering prestige 1; the Tour of Duty bronze trophy for winning 5 war matches; and the Divisional Commander silver trophy for reaching prestige in a division.

Because Journey bears few similarities to other games, media coverage has tended to focus on its visuals, which often elicit comparisons to Fumito Ueda's Shadow of the Colossus.

Although Amoebattle fills a bit of a gap in the DS library by being one of the few competent real - time strategy games on the system, and although it's certainly a strong title in comparison to many other DSiWare games, it falls just short of being a title of easy recommendation.

These comparisons to other handheld games are a good thing, however, as the deck - building from Chain of Memories was probably the best part of the entire game, and The World Ends With You is just awesome all around.

Proponents of books, music, movies and other forms of entertainment might protest the apples to organic apples comparison, noting that Activision's games cost at leas $ 60, and plenty more if a person buys a special edition of Black Ops or Modern Warfare 2.

However, with some baffling design choices such as the constant pausing whenever a powerup is obtained, the versus mode being 2 - 4 local players only without a CPU option, and a pretty grating soundtrack, Breakforcist battle is a title I can only really recommend for the local multiplayer experience alone, as the other parts of the package pale in comparison to the other brick breaker game on the market, Gunbarich, which is $ 2 cheaper and comes with a lot more creativity in the levels and breakout mechanics.

I'm going to take the annoying route of drawing comparisons to other games here.

Sure, the single player is limited in comparison to many other games of a similar nature, but in terms of coming to the game at this later stage, there isn't any issue.

While it does solve some of the camera problems from the original game, it does feel a bit awkward to control in comparison to other games with a similar control scheme.

The environment design is faithful to the subject matter as it includes iconic environments from Star Wars films such as the remote desert planet of Jakku and the ice planet of Starkiller Base containing a deadly energy weapon within the core of the planet, while a new feature which generally sets environments apart from this game in comparison to other LEGO games is the introduction of multi-build paths that effectively allows players to build an object to complete a new objective or reach a new area, dismantle it, then re-build it as an alternative object in order to complete another new objective or reach another new area.

But you can also pick up a sealed copy of sf4 for 15 bucks or so, and when you look at that and other console game comparisons it doesn't seem worth it to me... It does add something that you can play it wherever you are which you can't with a console game, but... the controls take away a little for me.

In comparison to other rhythm games (which often present a combination of complicated button sequences) the concept of Aaero is both incredibly basic and utterly engrossing: take hold of a spaceship and guide it across a predetermined path onto oncoming ribbons of light.

Having played this just off the back of playing Watch Dogs 2, I couldn't help but make comparisons between that and Mafia III, with one being marginally more fun to play and the other feeling rather tedious and empty for an open world game.

It seems quite tame to me, especially in comparison to most of the other 3D games on the market nowadays.

The puzzle aspect of the game does have a presentable appearance, but in comparison to other games that already made its mark in the puzzle genre, specifically Bejeweled, you're not going to be blown away from the graphics.

There's no evidence of this yet, especially since they seem to be in a weird future with technology, buuuuuut it also looks barren in comparison to other games, so who knows.

Unfortunately, the release felt light in comparison to past outings, and only through an update does the game approach something worth the money to anyone other then the most strident of fans or ardent professionals.

BioShock Infinite is a game we haven't seen too much of in comparison to some of the other big hitting franchises around but the trailer launched at E3 certainly perked my interest back up after... Read more

Would a game like Audiosurf be worth a look instead of this, or are they too different from each other to warrant a comparison?

There's some logic to that accusation: I've given many high - rated Wii games very low scores, and although it's hard to really call that a vendetta against the Wii without a broader standard of comparison in other consoles, I'll readily admit that I think I cut Wii games (and games in general) less slack than other reviewers.

In comparison to other games that tackle similar themes, we think Genital Jousting appeals to a lot more of the people that need to hear its message.

It was almost by accident that it caught my attention, but now I want to go and check some other games» achievements as points of comparison: