Sentences with phrase «description of the game»

Enough from me, check out the official description of the game below and check out screens after the break!

Here's a brief description of the game from Double Fine and be sure to check out the video preview for more.

Here, you can find a detailed description of all games, such as their origin, history, the gambling maths, the cheat codes, everything.

You can find full details over on the press article itself, with descriptions of the games and features incorporated within.

You can read the full description of the game below.

With only minor descriptions of the game modes to boot thus far, that leaves plenty of questions to be asked.

Find the full description of the game here, and try it this weekend!

Well actually, it probably isn't an MMO given the sites description of a game having a substantial online component, but being mostly about adrenaline.

A mouth - full ain't it but it's an accurate description of the game.

From the left side menu parents or teachers can access the game information to find the objective and a brief description of each game.

As a supplementary source of information, boxed video games have rating summaries that provide a detailed description of the game's content and its context.

Here's the official description of the game as well as the new trailer --

Check out the official description of the game from Sony:

«Holic@13: The days when good commentary was regarded as being an informed description of the game on the pitch rather than an exercise in manufacturing fake controversy and mangling the language are sadly long gone.

Consistently challenging but impossible to put down is certainly a cliche, but it's a perfect description of this game.

Check out the brief description of the game released by Nintendo:

So here's what I got: a few custom screencaps, my personal thoughts / description of each game at inconsistent degrees of relevance, and links to the DivX - formatted media on my homepage.

Bits and pieces of genetically modified cats have been spilling out of Team Meat's web - gullet for a few months now but the most recent hairball of information catapulted onto the blog contains the clearest description of the game to date.

Its irritating me when i'm looking forward to reading happy celebratory descriptions of a game we won!

However the page itself is still pretty vague about what the game entails and includes a link direct to the Official Nintendo website with the brief description of the game which, makes you think «why is it not included on the new website itself?»

Check out Microsoft's description of the game below:

They're also strangely frank about the whole idea, regularly pinning notices on the App Store descriptions of their games warning people that the games might not work on newer iOS versions, even when they do.

Lehane's description of this game of baseball accurately depicts why Americans love it so.

I was bored by the lengthy description of gamers, and thought Faye was one of the most self serving characters ever created.

«Nuff said, except that is quite possibly the worst description of this game ever (thanks me).

The RPG elements I talked about in the opening description of the game include character customization in the beginning as well as multiple endings of the game based on the decision you make during the game.

Combine this intriguing description of the game with the enigmatic tag - line «Rebellion Revolution Renegade Rip» on the teaser image and you have an interesting prospect indeed.

The summary description of the game made clear that it was procedurally generated, that the game universe was essentially infinite, and that the core premise was exploration.

According to the latest description of the game, appearing as part of a job listing, Square Enix doesn't want to just make a game, but «impact... the world.»

-- That's the overall description of the game, and it quite neatly sums up the elevator speech.

You know what, let's just review the «back - cover» description of the game first: ``..

Square Enix shared some early artwork, shown below, as well as a brief, vague description of the game's setting.

Additionally, each team is required to submit at least three (3) in - game screen shots, a game - play video or a trailer and a 150 word description of the game.

As a historical tool, genre categories can provide some useful connections — DOOM certainly did influence GoldenEye 007, for example — but genre can not be used as a unifying framework for game history because the genre lineages are narrowly valid and do not constitute a complete description of game history.

Here's the official description of the game as well as the new trailer --

Check out a full description of the game from PQube below, as well as the official trailer recently released.

Here's the official description of the game as well as the trailer that was released to celebrate the launch date announcement --

For additional details regarding Escalation's gameplay, including a detailed description of the game mode itself and the maps within, check our list of links below.

Check out the new trailer, official box art, and a more detailed description of the game released by Nintendo.

Consistently challenging but impossible to put down is certainly a cliche, but it's a perfect description of this game.

Here's the full description of the game:

In publishing descriptions of these games we are not in any way claiming credit for inventing them or owning them - our aim has been to collect together games that work and get a great response from students.

After you spend a couple of hours navigating through the easy and interactive menus (which include a short description of every game and some of the challenges) you'll notice the amount of attention to detail Rare has put into it, in order to make this a one of a kind collection.

A brief description of the game reads;

I love your description of his game, «there's so much ENDEAVOR to his game».