Sentences with phrase «feeling of nostalgia if»
It's fantastic if you don't own any of the Worms on Xbox and does give you a significant feeling of nostalgia if you have played it during
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If you're a longtime card user, or still remember your parents pulling out a mint green American Express card with a Gladiator on the cover, you may feel a twinge of nostalgia for this charge card classic.
If you're a longtime card user, or still remember your parents pulling out a mint green American Express card with a Gladiator on the cover, you may feel a twinge of nostalgia for this charge card classic.
More accurately I feel that some, if not many, of the reviews were overly negative due to high expectations and the fabled Goggles of Nostalgia.
With Majora's Mask being the sacred cow of the Zelda series at the moment, who knows if it will feel the same nostalgia fade once its 3DS rerelease comes out?
Even cold and hard objects (typewriters, tea sets) can invoke cozy feelings of intimacy or nostalgia, if lovingly hand - crafted («artisanal») or loaded with familial or historical meaning.
The character models are incredibly sharp and smooth (especially those found in the TRON world, based off actual actors) and the environments are all colourful and have this exciting feel about them — especially if you've got some of that good old Disney nostalgia building up.
Nothing feels like a direct carbon copy, but if you've played through at least some of Sonic's back catalog, there will be a feeling of nostalgia here.
If you've played any of the classic Rare developed Nintendo 64 titles, such as Banjo - Kazooie or Conker's Bad Fur Day, then you're going to feel a strong sense of nostalgia as soon as you start playing Yooka - Laylee.
The nostalgia beam is less narrow that the original release, pulling at a wider series of threads while attempting to shake up new signs of life with delightfully ridiculous sights along the way, and the result seems to be agreeing with my thumbs, even if it still feels far short of the leaps and bounds the series once grew by.
Flanagan forces us reassess our feelings of nostalgia, since it is unclear if these familiar railroad scenes represent true sites in place and time.