Sentences with phrase «first game does»

Although, considering it's probably a Rapture from an alternate timeline, I guess the chronology of the first game doesn't matter at all.

Let's just hope the first game does well then.

He only stated that the franchise's future depends on how well the first game does.

Though the first game does appear to offer more race options it is at the expense of providing a more structured single player championship.

You'll frequently hear reviewers say that the first game doesn't hold up anymore since its main draw was the graphics and the novelty of the game, but I disagree.

Respawn's first game doesn't feature an offline single - player campaign, Kinect features, or any other AAA trappings as Respawn focused solely on creating an incomparable multiplayer experience.

Maybe Temple Run 2 didn't change or improve enough for your liking but knocking it because its similar to the first game doesn't hold up.

At half - time, the game could have been over with the chances we created, overall we pay that in the first game we did not produce the performance we wanted.

«Of course the first game didn't go well for us but we have a lot of matches in front of us that we want to do well.

SSM: At what point during the first game did you realize that the offense was clicking as well as it was?

Thankfully it delivers just like the first game did and whilst it's pretty similar to the first game it still gave me a lot of enjoyment.

I think the thing is that Bioshock 2 is a little more obvious about how it forces you to visualize how you are going to approach encounters; maybe it just gives more obvious clues than the first game did.

Fans who saw the leaked map were quick to point out that some areas were surrounded by water, and the first game didn't feature any swimming mechanic.

In other words, imagine how freaking good a sequel would be that fixed all the problems and then went ahead and did everything else the first game did as well, but better.

The first game didn't even have a story so why would it somehow just be exclusive to those who played the original?

If you're reading this then congratulations are in order because you've managed to overcome any and all prejudices about Two Worlds II, after all the first game didn't exactly light the world up with its brilliance, but Two Worlds II stands as one of the most heavily improved sequels ever.

- fan interest is there for a kart racer - when starting out with Playtonic, Price thought a project in that genre «might actually be the first game we do.»

Transformers vehicular forms are also utilised a little more often this time around as well with some of the best levels of the game providing large open areas where both robot and vehicle mode can be used to great effect, something which the first game didn't always do.

So since i supported sony and gearbox by buying the first game i don't get good deal on the DLC?

This is really the first game done in this style of play (RTS) that I've seen on the Android market that has caught my eye.

I know the first game didn't have online... but the other two had a very large multiplayer system that is simply non-existent in this remake.

The first game did sell well, considering it was only playable on a PC that had to contain some of the highest specs out there, however, it didn't sell nearly as much as it could have.

Characters from the first game do show up fairly frequently, but, for the most part, their appearances are little more than glorified cameos.

While some aspects of the first game do influence this sequel, many players with expectations to find more of the same will be thrown for a real loop.

It would be insane to say that the first iteration of the game Titanfall was a bust, in fact, far from it; but what the first game did lack was content.

There's no doubt the game's variety comes from its character set and the first game did an average job of taking advantage of this by suggesting that a particular type of Skylander was more powerful in some areas.

Dead Space 2 contained many of the same elements the first game did.

«Our first games didn't do pretty well and our morale was going down,» admitted Paweł.

Fans who saw the leaked map were quick to point out that some areas were surrounded by water, and the first game didn't feature any swimming mechanic.

tl; dr: Hand of Fate 2 looks to expand on what the first game did.

I'd love to see Ys Celceta come over here and I'd love it even more to see the Vita Trails games (which is pretty unlikely since it looks like XSeed Games has abandoned the series after the first game didn't do so hot) but even more than those, I'd love to see more original JRPGs get announced for the system in Japan.

A follow up to Shadow of Mordor should be expected considering how well the first game did.

In the interview, Stern, who also worked on the first game, says the game will actually have a single - player campaign (Where as, the first game did not) and he also revealed that a TV spinoff show is in the works at Lionsgate.

The follow - up to the brilliant Middle - earth: Shadow of Mordor, Shadow of War looks to expand everything the first game did - and then some!

As with the first game you do sometimes see glitches with the AI, with cars driving into each other at Turn 1 for instance.

Steamworld Dig 2 takes everything that first game did so well and just builds on top of it.

As far as we know, we're the first game doing this.

It's clear Monolith Productions went to great lengths to create an infinitely more rewarding and exciting product that feels more faithful to the Middle - earth lore and fan base than the first game did, and even if you're completely uninterested in the company of Sauron and his cronies or the Ring of Power, you'll find something to enjoy about this open - world gem.

Not exact matches

Crammed into a small, fourth - floor office in Toronto's trendy Queen Street West area, he and his team of seven — collectively known as Blot Interactive — are crunching to get their first video game done.

«Whether this is a dedicate gamer who doesn't want to stop playing Mario or Zelda, or whether it's a child experiencing these franchises for the very first time, we believe the value proposition as well as the compelling content is what's fueling our momentum,» Reggie Fils - Aime, president of Nintendo of America, told Fortune.

In the meantime, we can do our part to keep our attentional focus sharp by first reducing distractions to improve our suppression capabilities, and then beefing - up the brain's enhancement functions through activities like exercise, meditation, outdoor time, and immersive video games.

I did that for a couple of years and during that time I worked on Everyday Shooter, which was my first commercial game and the first that actually came out and made money.

After that first year where I made the game that didn't do very well, I actually tried to get a job in a triple - A game company and they didn't hire me, which I think was a good decision on everyone's part.

Non-gamers who played the first person shooter game, Medal of Honor, one hour per day for 10 days showed improvements in cognition, while the ones who played Tetris did not.

We're very good at launching Mario Party - type games — that's one franchise that does better in Canada than other markets, for example — but when it comes to launching new IP it's a huge challenge in today's world, where consumers are just bombarded with entertainment options that didn't exist when we first launched Mario 30 years ago.

«The console had decent 16 - bit graphics, so it was the first time gamers could actually figure out what they were doing.

The game itself is easy to play (although it takes a lot of effort to actually win), so the painless business model starts when you do a search and continues all the way through your first weeks or months of playing the game.

Don't consider this a full review, because it isn't intended as such, but the first game for Nintendo's new console is one of Nintendo's best games in years.

We don't know, but we're guessing the first OXO game ever ended in a tie.

As McLaughlin attempted to do her job and ask questions related to the game and Gayle's performance, the athlete responded that he wanted to come on the interview «just to see [McLaughlin's] eyes for the first time.»