Sentences with phrase «from modern gaming»

With this new generation of roguelikes we're seeing some innovations that come from modern gaming, and in my opinion (and Extra Credits», if you doubt a n00b's perspective), make the genre a lot more accessible and rewarding.

This Final Fantasy XV DLC «features retro - style inspired graphics centered around a fast - paced combat system with influences from modern gaming».

8/10 — TheSixthAxis: «A lot of what goes into God of War feels as though it was cherry - picked from the modern gaming zeitgeist.

Not exact matches

Although the console was essentially a sleeker version of the original NES gaming console, released in 1983, it was built to accommodate modern televisions and came bundled with 30 video games from the 1980s.

The French Huguenots who built the London silk market from scratch in the eighteenth century, the likes of Mary Seacole who nursed our troops in the Crimean War, the Afro - Caribbeans who came in the First World War to work in the munitions factories of the North West, or as part of the Windrush Generation to fill gaps in the post-war Labour market, the Poles or the Indians who fought with us in the forties, the Italians who came to work in our mines in the nineteenth century, the Indians who work today in our burgeoning IT and gaming industries, the eastern Europeans who have picked our crops or kept our hotels running, have all played a part in building modern Britain.

This game is the biggest paradox of modern gaming: no plot, no stunning graphics, no multiplayer, a monstrous amount of hours players have passed dungeoneering hoping not to die drinking acid from a fountain.

Star Fox Zero is a game that every fan of the series will enjoy, but its lack of effort and technical restrictions keep it from making the long waited transition to modern gaming.

At its core, though, this twisted tale of American entrepreneurship — of young arms dealers gaming the Pentagon — captures something of runaway modern greed, played out as a bro movie from bro stars and a bro filmmaker that's equal parts comical and infuriating.

There's lots of shooting robots and bugs and so forth since many of the titles of yesteryear were based on that simple gameplay mechanic, but these titles are clearly from another era of gaming and never approach the kinds of content that may be included in some modern titles.

Last week, gaming developer Rare changed that golden logo we remember so well from Donkey Kong Country and Goldeneye to a new, more «modern» logo in commemoration of its 25th anniversary and its newfound focus on Project Natal.

Visually it looks fabulous, and it's enjoyably packed full of modern cultural references that take in music, film (ooh, look, isn't that The Iron Giant) and video gaming (wow — an Atari 2600) from the past 40 years.

Ranging from the revolver - toting days of Wild Bill Hickok to smoky 20th - century Vegas backrooms to the modern age of online gaming, McManus» work gains broader texture in its linking of play - for - pay card games to various aspects of American society, not least of which are politics and leadership.

Armed to the teeth with an impressive array of weapons and abilities, the game pits the player against all manner of extra-terrestrial creepy - crawlies; and whilst it looks and feels like a platformer from a bygone era, Axiom Verge has been designed with modern gaming in mind, even offering the player the opportunity to manipulate the world through the kinds of unintentional glitches that affected its ancestors.

· Experience 30 years of gaming evolution through dozens of titles from the early pong days to the modern games of today.

What we are offering then is every hard - core gamer's dream: the ability to play classic games from the last decade and beyond on any modern gaming console and with enhanced quality.

One of the sweetest, most thoughtful and supportive folks I know in game development, Richard charts...;) his course from jolly olde England to the sunny shores of Santa Monica, California, going from a kid growing up on ZX Spectrum and arcade games, to helping create one of modern gaming's most iconic series.

There are different zones covering many aspects and eras of gaming from retro games, e-sports, virtual reality and modern console games.

You only have to look back at all the speculation surrounding Breath of the Wild, from us adults in the press, to see how the series still fascinates older players, people who've got practically all of modern gaming to make their choices from.

Reliving the days of retro gaming from the 80's, 90's and 00's along with the discussion of modern day titles.

«Mega Man 9's» soundtrack manages to package the nostalgic charm of the NES classics with the hyper - polished presentation of modern triple - A platformers, maintaining its own identity even with sounds lovingly appropriated from another time in gaming history.

But now, we have a rather vast sea of modern titles and a gaming industry that has all - but - forgotten about those loot - grind filled titles that sent players diving into dank caverns and musty castle halls, or a temple or two filled with skeleton's and liches that are ready to tear flesh from bone.

Double Fine's modern re-imagining of classic adventure gaming logically involves a talking cave, but we're perfectly fine with a spot of surrealism from the mind who brought us the Monkey Island series.

Watching the sun rise and set in a matter of moments from the perspective of an oil rig is an unparalleled visual gaming experience, and though the environments are low - poly the effective use of an eerie modern synthetic score (from composer Ben Lukas Boysen) and a soft color palette contribute to the overwhelming sense of calm that pervades Everything.

Brought to you in all pixelated -16-bit-esque glory, full of references to not only gaming, but all of the pop culture from the 80's and 90's, better yet - with the mechanics of modern era gaming.

While modern engines are usually concerned with shaders, tessellation and advanced lighting, the Retro Engine is concerned with raster effects, palette manipulation, «mode 7» and a whole host of other gaming tricks from the days of yore.

Seeing these two titles mentioned, one might assume, «Oh, they must be great,» when in reality they're held up as two of the industry's biggest modern launch disasters, sparking a ton of well - deserved rage from the gaming community over publishers even allowing these games to be sold in the state they were released in.

This is a part of the gaming industry, and in this age of instant digital information and omni - connectedness from seemingly everyone on the planet, this is the kind of stuff we're being allowed to witness across this modern media landscape.

Of course we are not taking anything away from Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, it was a piece of gaming history and an absolutely credit to Infinity Ward / Activision.

Watching from the sidelines, the juggernaut of the modern gaming scene has been on an impressive ride, but one can feel the weight of its own size beginning to collapse CoD onto itself.

With a collection of classic arcade heroes that include Pac - Man to an anthology of Metal Gear Solid games from the amazing mind of Hideo Kojima, this exhibition touches on a variety of gaming genres from all eras that not only provides a blast from the past but will make new gamers appreciate the diverse history of this modern art.

While 6DoF games like Descent: Underground used to be solely the province of hardcore PC players, a quick look at crowds from last year's SXSW Gaming conference reveals its appeal to a diverse range of modern gamers.

For you crazy kids that are in to more modern gaming it's also worth heading over to http://www.bitmap-brothers.co.uk/ where you can see the latest from the Bitmap Brothers.

Pleas from Amplitude fans, strangers on the street, and veterans of the studio - we needed to revisit this era of gaming and update it for the modern age!

Featuring a 5 ″ OLED screen with touch capability, a rear touchpad, front and rear cameras, gyroscopic controls, microphone and dual analog sticks, the handheld seems to incorporate all of the current expectations and gimmicks of modern gaming plus more, aside from the 3D functionality the Nintendo 3DS provides.

The current goal is to make a faithful Amplitude «HD» - the core experience from PS2 ® re-developed for modern gaming devices.

Whether it's co-operative platformers played with friends or first person shooters played with fellow gamers from across the globe, online play has transitioned from being an add - on to some games to being an absolutely integral part of the modern console gaming experience.

We've seen multiple re-appearances of age - old titles updated for the modern era, the usual innovation from the indie and kickstarter scenes, and we saw it all with some tumult in the gaming journalism field as well.

Hatch Entertainment, newly incorporated in Espoo, Finland, is offering a completely new way of playing together with friends and family on mobile: an instant game collection on demand, carefully curated to provide the highest quality gaming experiences, from arcade classics to modern masterpieces.

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Why don't you just take yourself and your girlfriend with your Game Gears, Game Boys, GBAs, and other handhelds that don't require internet for anything, and live out in the wilderness away from modern society (and see how long your «gaming» lasts)?

A recent tweet from gaming icon Cliff Bleszinski implies quite a bit about modern AAA development.

Bringing back the almost lost art of the old school survival horror genre in a modern package, The Evil Within gave fans of the old Resident Evil franchise something new to love, while simultaneously introducing a younger generation of gamers to a classic style from ye olden gaming days.

Boasting some of the most recognizable names in modern gaming, Bethesda has consistently overseen everything from high octane shooters to engrossing RPGs.

Overall, the game simply evokes a simpler time and then treats that simpler era in gaming history with all the innovations you would expect from a modern game without ever tarnishing that legacy.

Nintendo Switch, Bandai Namco; cert: 12 ★ ★ ★ ★ Repackaging vintage titles from gaming's coin - op era for the thoroughly modern Nintendo Switch, Namco Museum packs in 11 arcade - perfect ports, all presented in original aspect ratios.

Previously an exclusive on Xbox 360 ® games and entertainment system from Microsoft, Bullet Witch now features visual and gameplay improvements to bring it in line with modern gaming standards.

I think that's another relevant issue: We couldn't choose from 10 million games back then (Hello, Steam Sales — how I love / hate you), we had physical access to maybe 100 (including friends games)-- and they were all similar, especially when compared to modern gaming.

From remakes to remasters, the gaming world of old is being reborn in our modern age, feeding our contemporary predilection for nostalgia and, in the process, hoping to capture the hearts and imaginations of an entirely new generation.

This console is a great idea and something very welcome from a company with such a great gaming heritage, but it is severely lacking from a company such as Nintendo that is working as hard as it is to preserve classic gaming and bring it to the modern age.

Continuing the publisher's commitment to offer new generations of gamers the opportunity to experience hidden gems from the past, the year's Marvelous offerings are set to kick off on Windows PC on April 25, 2018 with the cult - favorite action adventure title Bullet Witch, previously an exclusive on Xbox 360 ® games and entertainment system from Microsoft, now featuring visual and gameplay improvements to bring it in line with modern gaming standards.