Sentences with phrase «exclusive stuff on»

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We send out lots of great exclusive information and tips for new and pregnant moms, along with weekly sales on baby gear, diapers and all that fun stuff.

How about 20 % on diaper subscriptions, unlimited streaming of movies, TV - shows and music, exclusive couons and offers on family - related stuff!

Sometimes we send «urgent» emails about secret sales, exclusive events, and first dibs on new stuff.

Supplements for these platters are divided into two categories: «Bonus Features,» which are new and also appear on the current DVD, and «Classic DVD Bonus Features,» which is stuff that in some cases dates all the way back to the Deluxe Edition LaserDisc of Toy Story but has become, in these latest reissues, exclusive - to - Blu - ray.

Bethesda (skyrim), rockstar (GTA), Konami (metal gear), cd projekt red (witcher), square Enix (final fantasy and kingdom hearts, they stopped after deus ex), ea (solely, and solely because of Titanfall their other games suck), losing warner bros (no arkham knight, but maybe scribblenauts stays), losing ubisoft (except for small stuff like child of light), bit of activision (no destiny), 2k (their sports), capcom (no exclusive like dead rising or deep down), valve (half life and left for dead), no irrational games (bioshock), pretty much no blizzard (Diablo), the list definitely goes on.

maybe they will be able to get in on this kingdom heart 3 stuff but something new and exclusive to wii u would be nice.

The package brings with it a raft of Denali - exclusive trim and interior bits that really make the design pop: Chrome grille, different front and rear fascias, unique head - and taillight design, integrated rear exhaust outlets, and 19 - inch wheels are among the stuff you can only get on the Denali package.

The options list includes stuff like the Exclusive Pack (# 1970 for Sport, # 1640 for AMG Sport) which adds fake leather on the dash, leather seats with lumbar, floor mats, heated front seats and velour mats and for an extra chunk of change you can have a colour other than Jupiter Red and Cirrus White by opting for designo Magno Polar Silver at # 1,480, or designo Patagonia Red at # 1,790.

Used to start out with Call of Duty but, with that contract ending and going to Sony it starts with Bonnie Ross from 343 Industries taking the stage to talk about Halo, goes to Battlefield now, Microsofts turn to show Assassin's Creed this year, they go on to two more third - party games, then Phil Spencer comes on stage to announce everything from that point on will be Xbox and Windows 10 exclusive kicked off with Turn 10 and their next Forza title, then they'll show their next Fable game, Chris Charla will then be on stage to talk about [email protected] they'll show some Hololens stuff, talk about Xbox Live and will finish off with The Coalitions new IP, hopefully, otherwise it'll be Gears of War 5 to close it out and then Phil Spencer will come on stage and say: «We've shown you today that we have the best in class first - party developers working on exclusive games for the most power console ever, we've shown you we have support from third - party developers which have chosen to showcase their games for the most powerful console.

Say no more), Fire Emblem Warriors (Fire Emblem rocks, been wanting a Hyrule Warriors for this series), Mario Odyssey (a return to form in the vein of Mario 64), a real mainline Fire Emblem game (gosh dang Fire Emblem is amazing), new Shin Megami Tensei V (SMTIV was one of the best exclusives on 3DS), Dragon Quest XI (game looks brilliant, having on the go is a dream), Octopath Traveler (slickest JRPG I've seen from Square Enix in years), not to mention stuff like a new Bomberman, proper HD Street Fighter for on the go, I Am Setsuna and SnipperClips, Sonic Mania and Disgaea 5, Rime, Steep, Fast Racing RMX, Puyo Puyo and Redout... just on and on with solid games to look forward to... and of course countless others to come in the 5 - 6 years following is more than enough reason to jump in.

I didn't post that to take a stab at PS3 owners (i am one, as well as a 360 Elite), but only to show that all this stuff goes both ways.Why are people so upset about the PS3 version of Vesperia getting extra content... a YEAR after the 360 version had come and gone.Outside of Japan the PS3 version of Vesperia isn't likely to even sell very well.Look at Valkyria Chronicles for the PS3 (EXCLUSIVELY mind you) by Sega.While an EXSCELLENT action rpg, it sold horribly here in North America and not much better in the rest of the world, save Japan.RPG's only tend to sell well on the 360 here in NA.It's just a fact, and that's why the 360 most often get's them either exclusive permanant, exclusive additional content, and / or timed exclusivity, whereas the PS3 does not.

The interview focuses on broader stuff before looking at Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2, the PS3 - exclusive remake of last year's brilliant Xbox 360 game Ninja Gaiden II, as well as other stuff.

Xbox 360 had more exclusives than PS3 for its first 2 years on the market, then all the timed exclusive stuff came to PS3 anyway while PS3 got some astounding games, especially from 2009 to 2013.

Coming off the back of Wii U, I'm surprised they're getting as much support as they are (securing Skyrim was a huge win, and Rocket League, and the Mario Kingdom Battle with Ubisoft, and NIS and Tecmo Koei seem to be on board now, and Square Enix is bringing games and even an exclusive, and Capcom is bringing some good stuff - MHXX is a dream come true for me, finally MH on Switch, and USFII was brilliant - enjoyed it more than SF4 or SFV for sure).

The game also features a number of Tegra 3 exclusives, like lens splash effects and dynamic headlights in caves — stuff we really just can't do on slower platforms.»

How about focusing on things like getting more exclusive games for the PS3 instead of this trivial crap which is obviously going to just be clothes for avatars and other stuff to shill PS3 users out of their money?

Hey everyone, this week we've got some interesting stuff in the shape of ideas on how to reinvent the modern fps with CoD: Ghosts, 6 exclusive sequels that the new Xbox One needs, and some dissection of the new Sonic: Lost Word trailer.

-- are we sure any of the stuff on the shop is truly exclusive?

Fortnite Founders Packs give players entry to the Early Access Season, access to exclusive in - game events in 2017, and offers a huge value on stuff like Heroes, loot, weapons, and in - game boosts.

[My colleagues at Game Developer magazine continue to crank out the good stuff, and here's initial info on the latest issue, including an exclusive and revealing postmortem of Sucker Punch's Infamous.]

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That's a feature you'll find on most handsets rocking Android Oreo, but there's also some stuff exclusive to Nokia handsets, such as «Dual - Sight», which uses the front and back cameras simultaneously when shooting video, so you can stream your reaction to events on social media.