Sentences with phrase «fight over the course of the game»

It's a fast - paced action platformer that has you shooting enemies using a unique set of weaponry and getting into a whopping 20 different boss fights over the course of the game.

And in Metal Gear Solid 4, the Beauty & the Beast unit is an enemy group made up of five female soldiers that players fight over the course of the game.

Trap Team's is its new, translucent plastic traps designed to capture the various villains you encounter and fight over the course of the game.

Not exact matches

Granted, there's a world of difference between a couple of adjustments to a couple of properties on a couple of moves in a fighting game over the course of several years — changes that have been demanded by players who are happy with an otherwise satisfactory game — and the broken messes that Bethesda releases, but that's why, while I agree with your general thesis, I can't take an absolutist stance on it.

Over the course of the game, you will be exploring dungeons and fighting off enemies, but also managing the funds your kingdom has and what advancements you an make using those funds.

Over the course of the game, you can purchase different equipment and items to use in a fight, but they wind up being completely useless.

F.A.N.G is more than a curio - he's a challenging proposition whose secrets the fighting game community will unearth over the course of months, not weeks.

The fight is normally punishing enough, even for experienced players who've gotten comfortable with the game's combat over the course of several months.

Fatal Fury is definitely one of the best - known Nineties fighting franchises, having succeeded in both the arcade and home over the course of ten games.

Over the course of a weekend, I used the controller in a half - dozen racing, fighting, shooting and sports games in my Xbox One collection.

Over the course of 23 years, the Tekken fighting game franchise has produced 7 main titles as well as a few spin - offs.

The first proper modern fighting game that I ever played was good ol' Street Fighter II for the Super NES, and of course I've moved up the ranks over the years through all of the Street Fighter II upgrades and then into the world of Street Fighter Alpha.

Over the course of the three main video games, players will be fighting back against the Reapers making big choices along the way.

Not only do you genuinely begin to care about the races you've fought against and recruited to your side over the course of the game, but they become a living, breathing part of the world that feel just as vital to the campaign as its story elements and worldbuilding.