Sentences with phrase «enough content here»

But for those still hoping to spend solitary, bleary - eyed marathon sessions of Lode Runner, there is more than enough content here to satisfy (something like 272 levels in total).

Still, even if you just go through the story mode, there's more than enough content here to justify paying full price.

Despite not being as robust in the first Revelations, there is still enough content here to sate any co-op needs.

If any of these scenarios apply to you, there is enough content here that I don't think you'll mind paying full MSRP for Angry Birds Star Wars because it will be exactly what you want.

I can Imagine that this mode would be fun with a group for a short while, but I don't see enough content here to create longevity.

There should be enough content here to keep you busy for quite some time, especially if you're playing Monkey Island.

Pick this one up on a sale, or don't bother — there's simply not enough content here to justify the price.

There's still some content missing, like sound effects and other tidbits, but there's still definitely enough content here to get a decent sneak peek!

There is enough content here to easily last 2 - 4 lessons depending on the ability of the class!

If you blow through the main adventure, the game's about 12 to 15 hours long, but there's easily enough content here for three times that.

Multiplayer is still missing in action, but there's still enough content here to justify the asking price of 15 $.

The training missions are interesting and enjoyable, especially in the way that each «role» functions differently than the others, but there's not enough content here to call the single player mode an actual «game» all by itself.

Not all of them are required to get through the main story, but for those interested in simply building up the game world and collecting items, there is enough content here to keep you going for many hours.

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What religion offers: — The opportunity to avoid eternal punishment for not worshiping / believing in my god (not worried enough to care)-- An explanation for the universe and why we are here (I'll take the knowledge gained from the application of the scientific method, but thanks)-- Living forever in heavenly bliss (I am content with this life)-- The opportunity to divide humanity based upon different belief systems (There is enough dividing us already)-- Purpose, a code of ethics, and fulfillment (I have that already, without religion)-- Develop a personal relationship with god (I've never seen or heard from any gods nor have I seen any independantly verified scientifically collected peer reviewed proof.

Let's get some more content in here — I'm not the first to wonder if Federalism is really enough of an issue to base a presidential campaign on (unless we're in the year 1800 and I didn't notice).

The gameplay mechanics are still a smidgen shallow, and there may not be enough meaningful content to woo those that have already had their fill with the original release — but franchise fans and curious newcomers will find a competent option here.

There's a lot of content here if you enjoy the standard games and want to unlock everything, but not enough of a change here to sway non DW fans into checking this out.

There is enough fun content here to keep RTS fans occupied for a long, long time.

If you've played the original game the new content here might not be enough to get you to buy the game again, since it is largely the same and the new chapters don't reveal that much.

The gameplay mechanics are still a smidgen shallow, and there may not be enough new meaningful content to woo those that have already had their fill of the original release — but franchise fans and curious newcomers will find a competent option here.

Speaking about content there's more than enough to keep you satisfied here and the best thing is that the content is brilliant from start to finish and accompanied once again by the fantastic story.

Easily there is no stretching of content here there is enough to fill two books on these topics.

There is enough single player content here that you can easily last more than 30 hours just for the main story, and even then, you can go through the optional content or weekly challenges, or try your hand at the multiplayer for a co-op experience.

The new LeapPad 2 excels here as its makers have come up with enough content in the form of games, music, videos, e-books, and more to keep the kids busy with the device.

The tablet was so worthless that I failed to mention the specs of the thing in my report but the Trib still has a page up that offers that tablet with a subscription (see here)-- and the tablet, it turns out, had 4 GB of storage, barely enough to hold the mobile operating system, and certainly not enough to hold any media content.

The only big addition here is Classic Mode, and really it's merely a foundation to be built upon, currently lacking in enough content to entirely justify paying full - price for a lightly tweaked version of F1 2012.

The issue here is that there isn't enough content to make the procedural generation worthwhile.

There's a crazy amount of content here for 80 Microsoft Points, and I can't recommend this game enough.

If you're expecting a quick and easy game then maybe look elsewhere as there is enough content in here to keep you busy for quite a while.

There is enough new content here to justify those who loved the original to experience this new adaption; which is a box many remasters are unable to mark.

I can't at all understand what the goal here was; most of the cutscenes aren't interesting enough to warrant such work being put into unlocking them, and the kind of players who usually prefer solo content — more casual fighting fans — are often the type who prefer to stick to one singular character in the early hours of playing (which will slow down the rate at which you earn Memoria).

While overkill mode and some echo scenarios have been added, there might not be enough new content on offer here for people that have already completed the original game.

While it may be a shorter game, there's enough content and replayability here to keep you going for a while.

There's nothing new here and the frame rate can get pretty touchy but the content that is here is entertaining enough.

If you've played the original game the new content here might not be enough to get you to buy the game again, since it is largely the same and the new chapters don't reveal that much.

So it ends up feeling like a demo, because there is not enough depth and content here.

There's enough extra content here to keep you busy for months, maybe even years, to come.

There is more than enough content and challenge here to entertain serious gamers without getting in the way of novices, and there is plenty to help novices along without getting in the way of experts.

Still, for RPG fans looking for a fun strategy game with LOTS of content, or just someone wanting a long Switch game after having enough of Zelda, Disgaea 5 Complete is a must own, especially if you're new to the series, since the story doesn't connect with any of the prior games and you won't need to worry about getting lost if you start here, or jump from an earlier installment like I did!

It's obvious that there's a lot of content here that a true mech action fan could spend dozens of hours exploring, and as one of those true mech action fans who never got enough of the Zone of Enders, I am beyond disappointed at my inability to dig in and see just how deep the game might be.

What it offers is very much dependant on a game that came before - even if you don't need to own Uncharted 4 to play The Lost Legacy - but there's enough pure content here to justify the game's nearly full price.

The major issue here is that players won't get the same amount of content as they would with the actual board game; the iPhone just isn't big enough.

I ahve been thoroughly disabused of my belief that given this is a blog site with highly intelligent and wise people that they would be smart enough to glean whatever useful content might be submitted here and to overlook the rest.

This makes me a little annoyed for a book of this dimension, it has all the content needed to convince most people of the accuracy of the corruption revealed here, but it does not provide the reader with sufficient backbone to blow the whistle loud enough that most people will endorse the whole scam of Human Related Climate Change.

However, HBO seems to have captured a wide enough audience with enough unique content to justify its placement here.

Professional and executive resumes can't be written from templates: here you need personal attention to every detail and enough level of professionalism in resume writing, because when applying for high positions, content of your resume plays the main role.

Enough has been written about writing a resume successfully but still with the each passing day, there seems to be some alterations here and there either in the job requirements or the job environment and based on that the content of the resume needs to be updated on a regular basis.