Sentences with phrase «few other action games»

Our multi-skilled protagonist can also perform a quick little somersault, which has the dual advantage of hurting his enemies while rendering him momentarily invincible (like how «slides» work in quite a few other action games).

Not exact matches

So, as Jacks sits himself on the all too familiar physio table for the next few months, he will have to do so knowing that with every passing week, Santi Cazorla is proving himself more and more irreplaceable, Gedion Zelalem is running Ranger games whilst also providing assist after assist, and Arsenal's other youngsters are getting closer and closer to first team action.

There are six weeks to go before Arsenal play there first pre-season game in Singapore, but there are a few other tournaments this summer to give us our regular fix of Arsenal players in action, and to take our minds of the interminable transfer rumours!

Murray got four starts and some action in a few other games in which he threw 121 passes for 686 yards at 5.7 YPA with five TDs and seven INTs.

Although this game is receiving fewer bets than any other Wild Card weekend game, there has been some fascinating line movement in early action.

«It is obviously something private but the only thing I can say is that I am happy with his action, his reaction on the pitch how he was playing in the last few games and not just the other day.»

While some of these market adjustments are due to sharp action, there are a few games masquerading as wiseguy plays that are actually the result of other market factors.

Despite a derivative structure and a few technical stumbles — like occasional slowdown and frequent screen tearing — Bayonetta takes everything that's good about every other combo - heavy action game, cranks up the intensity, fine tunes the combat, and bundles it in a single, sexy, «au naturel» package.

The flight action genre hasn't had quite the influx of new games over the past few years like others, and that's not necessarily a bad thing.

It's looking like action game of the year in my opinion and it's only real competition would be Castlevania - Lords Of Shadow 2, Infamous - Second Son, Watch Dogs, Sunset Overdrive and a few others.

On the other hand, Barnes and Noble has very few action games.

Red Dead is certainly not for the impatient gamer, slow starting action and slower paced combat will put off a good few while the vast use of horse rides with AI will bore many others however these rides are often used to fill in story details.

Few films have inspired a generation of action - focused science fiction, both in games and other movies, more than James Cameron's Aliens.

Few other games boast boss encounters as massive and epic as those found in Bayonetta — even the most seasoned action game veterans will walk away impressed.

It worked because it hints to a lot of stuff (the NPCs appear over the world from time to time, giving you the feeling of agency even if few actions are really rendered in the game, and the lore makes you think about the creation myth of that game and other kingdoms you don't get to visit).

Few other titles manage to rival the sheer intensity of the game's tightly - woven action sequences, and there's not a single other shooter on the market that's so easy to pick up and play, yet features such amazing depth.

So here are just a few of the games that, according to NWR, are better than Metroid: Bravoman, China Warrior, Bloody Wolf, Kid Chameleon, Milon's Secret Castle, Elevator Action, Wario's Woods, Romance of the Three Kingdoms IV, Donkey Kong Country, The Legend of Kage, Galaga AND Galaga 90, Gain Ground, Comix Zone, Balloon Fight, and Ice Climber (not to mention lots of others, but those are some of the most egregious).

While that may not seem out of the ordinary for MMO veterans, the game doesn't throw that many other people in a session, so the few people that you meet are still novelties and you're certainly tempted to join them in their action and craft your own adventure.

In terms of actual details, we know very little about the game, other than that it's still a few years away, and that job listings have hinted at it being some an open world action RPG.

Other than pointing and shooting your gun, there are a few actions you'll have to perform as you make your way through the game.

The game does flirt with a few other styles in other dungeons, most notably one which has some of the Action RPG trappings like tonnes of loot and hordes of enemies to slice through.

As well as the hack and slash action Platinum games have also thrown in a few other abilities to mix things up a bit.

Call of Duty: WWII «s competitive multiplayer component will focus on the fast - paced, grounded action seen in the campaign, but Sledgehammer has also introduced a few new features that should help to separate the game from others in the series.

However, I could imagine scenarios where a few extra buttons would be useful for more complex actions in other games, such as massively multiplayer online role - playing games.