Sentences with phrase «fought value of their game»

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On Jack I know we are still having to cover his wages if he's stays until January but I believe he may be valuable has a bit of that fighting spirit which certainly we could do with and if he gets any sort of game time and performs well his value can only go up from the 7.5 m bid we recently received.

In one of this weekend's most heavily bet games, I love the value on the Fighting Illini as a large contrarian home «dog.

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A few tweeks to the gameplay mechanics and some shaping up of the fighting systems and there's a solidly good game with lots of replay value to be had here.

Value: Marvel vs. Capcom 2 contains one of the largest roster in fighting game history, with 56 Marvel and Capcom characters to choose from.

Each of the four characters has their own fighting style and weapons which does add to the overall replay value of this rather short game.

These new characters do add the replay value of the game, due to their new move lists and really add something unique to Dead or Alive 5 with their fighting styles.

In terms of overall value it's facing tough competition from rival games such as Guilty Gear Xrd: Revelator and The King of Fighters XIV which both come packed to the gills with playable fighters and additional content from day one, but Street Fighter V still has a solid fighting engine and is continually, if slowly, expanding its offerings as it matures.

There is a lot of UFC production value behind the mode, balancing a fighting game on how it should be.

A campaign full of humor with various sound and graphic environments A unique interactive exploration system with revised turn - based fights Advanced team management (equipment, skills upgrade, crafting,...) High replay value with a Heroic difficulty for each dungeon Codes are available to test the game.

Some fighting games lack value because of the lack of content.

I adored the lore and story of Mortal Kombat growing up (and still do), but even so, I had always written off the value of a story in a fighting game.

The game features six player online battles, over 300 story scenarios and various other modes to extend the replay value even further, from the standard time attack mode, to a trial mode that puts players through a series of 10 fights, with 90 different possible mission objectives.

Values are added not only to the main characters of the computer game, but also to the fact that today it is the only fighting game with cold steel, created by the developers of Japan.

Complete with hand crafted cut scenes, epic boss fights, and that staple three - star ranking system that boosts the replay value of any casual game, the fantastic platformer The Other Brothers will always keep you coming back for more!

These new characters do add the replay value of the game, due to their new move lists and really add something unique to Dead or Alive 5 with their fighting styles.

Furthermore, there's quite a bit of depth hidden in this game and hours upon hours of replay value to keep you engaged as you fight the various Pokémon.

While newcomers will get the most value out of this (as the base game is included) former players will find this the right time to rejoin the fight as well.

• Awesome and rewarding fighting system (melee attacks, ranged attacks, zone attacks, combos, dodges...) • A wide choice of upgrades to customize your own style, attack and skills A HIGH PRODUCTION VALUE GAME • Explore an open world Manhattan • Full 3D New York City with cutting - edge graphics • Advanced shaders and visual effects

Before anyone thinks I am some «fanboy» please let me state that I own the 360 the PS3 and the wiiU aswell has the ps4 and the Xbox1 and with that out of the way I have to say I lean more towards the xbox1 than the ps4 my biggest reason being material, yes in my opinion has it stands the Xbox 1 has better material than the ps4 killer instinct although not really good value for money is by far the best fighting game I've played and its really the only game that keeps me glued to the system more or less all the other games are multi platform.

While the core combat would essentially be the same, the ability to go online and fight other players over PSN through Wi - Fi could greatly increase the replay value of Dissidia, as this would enhance other aspects of the game such as Ghost Card Battles and Item / Equipment Drops.

For all you fighting game addicts out there, if you've ever played a fighting game at an arcade you'll appreciate the value of using a stick and a set of flat (and extra clicky) buttons to play.

MSH is just not a good fighting game and you really shouldn't consider it much of an added value.

Though the game is lacking from a strictly consumer perspective, there's lots of value is in the fighting itself.

On face value, Pokken Tournament is exactly what it sounds like, a traditional fighting game featuring Pokemon characters (including the iconic Pikachu, Mewtwo, Suicune, Gengar, and one of my personal favorites, Machamp, among others).

In a fighting game like this, there is a lot of value placed on the rush down and most battles come down to a race of who is able to efficiently put the most pressure on their foes.