Sentences with phrase «disappointing lack of content»

After more than a decade of handheld titles and digital re-releases, Mario Tennis finally returns to consoles with Mega Mushrooms, online multiplayer, and a disappointing lack of content.

Not exact matches

The actual shooting mechanics are integrated quite well giving you a good feeling of control, but the slow pace and lack of content lead to an overall disappointing experience with Pixel Gear.

The lack of new content is disappointing although the improvements to the gameplay somehow make up for it.

Chris Carter of Destructoid was severely disappointed and harshly criticized the game, noting the lack of content, the forgettable jumpshot and Mega Mushroom gimmick, and the lack of lobbies or extras.

Still, even though I was disappointed in the lack of overall content, I can't deny that Marvel vs. Capcom 3 has some excellent production values.

Scores for the realistic brawler so far include 9.0 from EGM, 7/10 from Eurogamer and a 6/10 from Videogamer who were disappointed by the lack of modes and content.

If you're looking for the next must - have competitive multiplayer game then you may be disappointed with Strikers Edge's basic gameplay and lack of content.

Seeing as it will merely take a couple of hours and replaying stages is only fun for perfectionists, the lack of content is quite disappointing.

(I reviewed Tiffany Girl, and was disappointed at the lack of Christian content.

I thought I'd be moaning about this, and while I am still disappointed by the lack of launch content, I've found myself not caring in the slightest.

Whilst its distinct lack of content will no doubt disappoint die - hard fans, who will inevitably yearn for more from the game, they can rest assured that more content will be on its way in the future.

It's just hard to not be disappointed in the clunky fighting mechanics, lack of online game play, and disregard for other 3.0 content.

If you were disappointed by the story and lack of side content in Earthlock: Festival of Magic, or if you never played the original and love classic turn - based JRPGs, Earthlock is definitely an RPG to keep in mind.

But the sheer lack of content is disappointing, and the shadow of a simulation mode hints at what could have been: an exciting, definitive cycling game.

Yakuza: Dead Souls is slightly awkward to play, is steeped in Japanese culture, has a likable sense of humour and is stuffed with content, so in spite of the zombies, disappointing lack of variation and bold new direction, it's still very much a Yakuza game, and even with its problems that's very much a thing that is worth celebrating.

I had a blast playing this game but that lack of game modes in the VR content is disappointing.

Many consumers were disappointed in the games lack of content at release.

Sure there is some extra content in the menus you can view, yet I have to admit I was a little disappointed by the lack of a co-operative mode as I was really looking forward to some co-op web slinging action with my daughter.

The game had the maximum amount of players when it was released, then it dropped dramatically after many people were disappointed with the lack of even MORE multiplayer content, and then after the game was saved via the Cartel Market and the F2P option, its population rose again between 2.0 and 3.0, after which it dropped at a pretty fast rate as well.

However, older fans of the series may feel slightly disappointed with the lack of new content.

While we praised the latest Apple TV for its plethora of apps, we were disappointed by its lack of 4K support and exclusive content.