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There are fewer game concepts more bizarre than that of Mushroom 11.

On a system largely known for borrowing a few game concepts and exploiting the heck out of them, Dead Head Fred is an anomaly.

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Systrom had developed a few concepts in his spare time, but in late 2009, he concentrated his attention on one: An iPhone app that would combine elements of Foursquare with elements of Mafia Wars, a popular game developed by Zynga.

Though the original games centered on conquering command posts with factions made of «Star Wars» creatures like Wookies, Jaws, and Tusken Raiders, studio head Patrick Söderlund said this would be «DICE's interpretation of what Battlefront» should be — so we're expecting a few new spins on the original concept.

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Postecoglou's concept of taking the game to our opponents is refreshing but the fact is we have too few players who can take the ball from the back, and few midfielders and wide players who can take on opponents and open up defences.

Mike was a published iron game magazine writer and if he had slowly over the course of time had eased the high volume training folks down a set or two at a time over the span of a few articles I'd be willing to bet they would have evolved into the concept of Heavy Duty training without even realizing it.

It is truly a shame to see a wonderful concept of a video game to turn rotten thanks to a few block - headed developers and producers that

Under its bizarre sci - fi concept, the campaign still has some of the core elements you would expect from the single player mode, but the overly convoluted structure of the multiplayer, chaotic rhythm, the flashy presentation of Zombies in Spaceland and a few technical hiccups will make you hesitate when calling this a Call of Duty game.

For those of you who frequently read Plus XP, you will know that a few weeks back I had done a preview post on this very game, saying how much I did like the original manga series and the concept of the Dynasty Warriors game style being translated into a next - gen beat «em up would be just damn right awesome.

Many fans would point the finger to the fact very few video game movies are up to muster, while the filmmakers behind the adaptations will tell you that Hollywood has little faith in the concept and fans have too high expectations.

He created a few Wii U game concepts and mockups, one of which you can find above.

Artist Sammy Hall posted early design work for the Wii game at his blog and on the Concept Art forums late last year, showing off some concepts that didn't make it into the final game — like Donkey Kong in Super Mario Bros. 2 filtered through a Virtual Boy lens — and a few familiar locations.

And it's clear that the studio has picked up on a lot of lessons from the past few years, as Bean Dreams is possibly Kumobius» best game yet, streamlining the original's concept into a tight and concise experience that they can only further build on and make better.

Many games claim to feature unique concepts, but few of them truly deliver.

For those who know the game, they would know that the movie mostly ignored the original concept, hastily added a few things — and went for a laugh.

The idea of a board game coming to life and throwing the trapped players into battles with supernatural jungle critters is the kind of concept that can be recycled a few times and throw something new at the players on each instalment.

By adding few game elements to the course, you can make the learner more participative, involved, and attuned to the concepts being presented.

In all the years that the Vision Gran Turismo concepts have been around, McLaren has been one of the few automakers that have yet to unveil a concept for the Gran Turismo video game franchise.

When Ferdinand Porsche and his son designed the first car to bear the family name, few could grasp how this radical new concept would evolve into a game - changing sports car.

The last few Room games expand on this simple puzzle box concept by adding multiple rooms and a greater variety of objects to interact with.

- dev starts with rough 3D models of a stage from the level directo - includes wireframe sketch of the sand - surfing section of the Jakku level - the team will open up the level into the game's engine and play it - that early concept is transformed with their 2D artists - artists can turn out images that capture the essence of what a level might look or feel like in a couple of days - might take six weeks to do a final pass on a level - feedback from designers and other members of the development team comes in every few days - once sketches are approved, the level is passed along to the environment artists - their job includes building the props and assets that fill levels - after the level is «built» Pick takes a look to ensure that it looks good and is consistent to the game as a whole - levels get played hundreds of time by the game's completion

Andrew Burrage gave a very detailed preview of the game a few weeks ago if you want to read more about its very interesting and unique concept.

Sure, it can be hard to not feel like that linear games are a byproduct of an age where the technology only really allowed for corridors, especially if you wanted to even consider the concept of throwing in something more complex than having a few enemies on - screen at a time.

The game even occasionally throws in even more outlandish concepts, like on the last few laps of a race you'll suddenly develop cramp and be unable to change gears, or that you're doing a PR event and have to do certain things like pass X amount of cars in two laps.

Finally, this is a concept that's spread into the strategy world as well, although its existence is a little more dubious in the world of strategy games since generally by the time you realize you've lost, you've actually been on the losing path for a few hours.

Over the past few years, various studios have taken to this concept and have released games that feature similar mechanics.

In the game, the player takes on the role of the Legendary Builder, the only person in the world who has the capability of creating objects with the power of imagination, as the «few survivors scattered around the world no longer understand the concept of creativity,» according to Square Enix.

It's still early, but even so the game throws a few concepts your way that are distinctly Japanese and a bit alien to anyone not familiar with Japanese culture.

It's fair to say the concept conjures a particular image, but over recent years we've seen a few brave developers push the boundaries and challenge our expectations of what an indie game can be.

You can fly around as the Green Lantern and beat the snot out of Sinestro, who is also a playable character, take control of Bane, play as Poison Ivy and even hurtle around as The Flash.While quite a few of them are just pretty basic re-skins of each other, a lot of them bring their unique powers, abilities and gadgets to the table, allowing you to access certain parts of the game that were previously inaccessible, a familiar concept for the series that gives it oodles of replay value.

The concept makes the game frustrating, but there are a few things to make it easier.

In the wake of the recent Battlefront II scandal, consumers have called into question many of the practices seen in video games over the last few years, specifically concepts in games that try to get the most money out of consumers as possible.

However, few often truly embrace the concept and then actually reflect the consequences of it in the game world around you.

There have been quite a few amazing concept art pics from this game so why not?

There're at least a few dozen pieces of concept art visible in Kotaku's high - resolution photos, complete with various captions and whatnot which hint at the kind of things we're going to see in the game.

We made a few small prototype games based around that concept of scrubbing in time, and then put it on hold while we built Puzzle Retreat and Train Conductor World, but we always wanted to come back to the concept.

I'm more than willing to pay a couple bucks for an interesting concept, but REVOLVER360 is one of the few times on the Indie Games Marketplace I felt like I paid a couple bucks for an actual game.

While sure, Mario games revolve around the princess getting kidnapped over and over, the levels are designed completely differently from each previous Mario game, whereas in Pokemon games the concepts are pretty solid and identical to even the first few titles.

We talk about the concept of Exotic East tropes, as well as harmful stereotypes in a few game genres and racism in first person shooters.

They get the most basic concepts of the game completely and totally wrong that the main reason people tune in to the sparingly few livestreams is to see what new basic thing about the game they will mess up on.

The concept is quite simple, I've collected a few of the games that have my attention right now for one reason or another...

This is the game series that I will completely loose all concept of reality with and totally immerse myself into so when I put on my headset, turned off the lights in my room and hit start I knew I was going to get few hours of sleep the next months, yes plural.

The open world concept works extremely well with this game and it's been one of the few games I have played lately where I felt compelled to try to beat not only the main missions, but also all side missions and achievements completely.

For one thing, slopes are non existent in this game, so quite a few concepts from the later Mario games are hence completely impossible to recreate as a result.

Customers didn't like waiting a few minutes for their games to be ready to rent and Blockbuster phased out the concept.

But few games that I know of really expanded on this concept as part of their core gameplay, so I decided to make one myself!

I'm sorry to say it, because I really do love this idea for the PS Blog that I would have wanted this a long time ago, it's just that there's very few months in a year where this concept will prove actually useful compared to the game of the year poll being probably that March - June area and October - November area where a lot of big titles come out.

The demo I played for Brave Tank Hero showed me an interesting concept for a game that I felt was missing a few key features.

For the few who may not know, Bejeweled's basic concept is a match - three game — you are given a grid of shapes, or in this case gems, and you swap two at a time to form lines of three or more identical types to take them out of the field.