Sentences with phrase «fun as the battle»

As fun as the battle system is, it's almost overkill.

The gameplay is very challenging, but fun as you battle to win the advantage in the grapple positions.

Not exact matches

As a guy, it was a lot of fun writing the battle scenes.

The chasing, hunting down and tense battle can be just as fun to watch.

I have had some fun this week as I got to join LFC starss Jonjo Shelvey and Martin Kelly, LFC ladies, Natasha Dowie and Nicole Rolsir as they battled to bake the best «red» inspired sponge cake at The Boot Room Sports Cafe, Cheshire Oaks.

This week, as it's half term in a lot of parts of the UK, the LFC channel is running a special «Kop Kids» week, full of fun programming for kids who love the club, including interviews of our top players by the kids, as well as a special today which sees Martin Kelly and Jon Flanagan battling it out to determine who knows the most about their teammates.

She battled weight her whole life, having been poked fun of as the chubby kid one too many times.

It's so fun to see who relates to my funny stories lol This post was so different compared to my usual everything sequins and beads hah I'll never forget the battles my mom and I would have about tights - gosh I hated them Hope you have a great weekend as well!!

A fun and lighthearted action RPG for kids ages 5 and up where you control Spyro and his friends as they battle the evil Kaos.

Mugen Souls tries to take a few stabs at making fun of games such as Disgaea while itself committing the same atrocities — i.e. needless grinding, relying on stat maximization and an insane amount of battles.

The control is good, the enemies are aggressive and fun to battle with and as usual for resistance, the guns are top notch.

If one were to ignore Final Fantasy X and just observe Final Fantasy X-2 by itself, you could conclude it as being light - hearted RPG with a fun, refreshing, and dynamic battle system arguably one of the best in the series.

The 19 (plus four) characters provide a good variety of options for the fighting and the battles are as fun as ever thanks to the usual range of offensive options and evasive manoeuvres.

From glitches to repetitive dog - fights and long stretches sans jet - pack, there is always something to ruin your fun as you trudge toward a wholly disappointing boss - battle and an inconclusive, patchwork ending.

You could spend next week's internationally recognised day of romance sharing precious time with friends and loved ones, or... you could hook yourself up with some V - Bucks, nab one of Fortnite Battle Royale's new seasonal costumes, and have fun role - playing as Cupid by shooting people with a silent crossbow this Valentine's Day.

Battles are fun when you first start, but the lack of reward you get for battling makes them more pointless as you go along.

The Pokémons look great as are all the NPC's that you meet and battles are fun with lots of special effects and fun animation.

The game's battles are also still just as fun, mixing a level of MMORPG-esque automation and partner AI with real - time combat techniques for whomever your current main character is.

The Blood Arts system gives you a lot more room to customize characters, making it more fun as an action game and letting you truly come up with your own battle style.»

Racing two hundred other drivers in a cross country road race is fun, especially during the instances in which you'll have to battle highway traffic as well as your opponents.

From March's battle with a bathroom stall door to the pair's ill - thought - out disposal of a corpse, there are some truly fun and memorable scenes that border on slapstick, and I suppose they're the reason why The Nice Guys is being billed as a comedy.

Deathtrap is slightly less passive than many tower defence games as the main character — which can be a mercenary, sorceress or the currently unavailable marksman depending on whichever class is selected at the outset — can wade into battle themselves and start chopping up kobolds for fun and profit.

It's also good to see Bill Paxton back in space marine uniform and Brendan Gleeson is as fun as always as his grumpy commanding officer and the battle sequences are a...

As always, these trials aren't exactly that long or necessarily that challenging, but they're fun, and make a nice change of pace in comparison to the traditional gym battles that Pokémon have been throwing at us for nearly twenty years.

While computer - controlled allies aren't as fun to play with, they are thankfully very capable in battle, often destroying enemies before Kirby can even get to them.

There is a lot of fun to be had, as you chase a soldier around a building, jumping and diving through obstacles, the battle pounding along at such a pace you are struggling to keep up.

This mode, while not as fun as the single player, still offers some decent amount of fun with the multiplayer allowing up to 8 players in a co-operative battle.

I admit the BATTLE LA movie looks good but it's almost a given that it will take itself too seriously an ultimately be disappointing where as SKYLINE was just good fun.

The real fun is watching the sparks fly between Huard and Feore as they battle it out on the streets of Montreal and Toronto.

A supporting role in Dolly Dearest certainly isn't among Rip Torn's career high points, but this is a fun low - brow popcorn flick that merges Child's Play and The Exorcist and gains momentum as it builds to a rousing climax in which a family must battle a small army of little girl dolls possessed by an evil Mayan spirit.

Blade Of The Immortal isn't as awesome or resonant as Miike's 13 Assassins (or Logan, for that matter), but it's still lots of fun, beginning with a one - on - 100 bloodbath and proceeding from there like an especially kinetic video game, volleying from one ruthless boss battle to the next.

Though, the fact that the film isn't entirely without obvious merit confuses things even further: Krauss is wryly brilliant as Krauss and delivers the film's biggest laugh with his Herzog - ian reasons for using a wheelchair; Gael Garcia Bernal has a great time as a lecherous member of Laura's delegation, spinning his suitcase with the sneering verve of a cartoon villain who twirls his mustache and gleefully acts smarmy before being felled by his own beleaguered bowels; Herzog's shots of Diablo Blanco, portrayed by Bolivia's real - life Uyuni salt flats, are among the most stunning in any film released this year; Shannon has fun in the impromptu photo shoot that takes place toward the end of the film; and as expected, there's a fascinating push and pull in the battle between human and nature at the heart of the film's central premise.

I'm REALLY enjoying this game, beautiful graphics, and fun battles and magic system (almost as good as the Chrono Trigger combine system)... The only drawback is I couldn't care less about these characters or this story.

And what's great about the battle on this side is that Rose Byrne isn't merely left as a female spectator watching her husband have all the fun.

Battle mode is just as hectic and easily just as fun.

Deadpool starts in a good place but eventually starts to skip to the same beat as all the superhero movies it pokes fun at, pitting our antihero against a sadistic bad guy in a CGI - heavy final battle, the fate of his love hanging in the balance.

Yep, it's as fun as it sounds, but there's tons of crazy stuff leading up to this battle - it's not just a simple fist fight, it's an epic rivalry.

While it features the delicious Erin Grey who no doubt featured in many a schoolboy's fantasy life (including the present author's), what it lacks as exploitation is a sheer sense of fun and mischief as is the case with movies like Battle Beyond the Stars...

Battling with these epic characters provides limitless amounts of fun as there is enough variety of characters to keep you trying different combinations just to see what kind of combos you can do.

Battling online is also a lot of fun although it's not as populated as you would hope and I found quite a few players would quit before I can win.

The inspiration stops here though, as the rest of the game doesn't come close to the fun levels and unique boss battles offered by Metal Slug.

Overall, it's a solid premise for a game as it creates some opportunities for fun scenarios (such as the few enjoyable boss battles).

You'll find yourself within tons of unique environments where you'll solve puzzles, battle hordes of minions (as well as cool bosses), and take part in fun situations such as having to shoot down enemies while flying a plane or master enjoyable mini-games.

Boss battles are the single most fun part of the campaign as they usually consist of hulking monstrosities.

Cost issues are likely to mean most gamers stick with the latter, and in truth it's the more accessible and fun option, especially as it more easily facilitates two - player battles.

Offering a fascinating window onto the battle of ideas that raged as United States was catapulted to the status of a global power by its industrial might, Banquet at Delmonico's will make an enjoyable read for anyone wanting to learn about an eminently relevant era of U.S. history and have some fun in the bargain.

Art side, as mentioned, the action scenes are great, fun, sci - fi battle stuff in these pages.

The idea behind Battle of the Vet Hospital Stars was created back in 2011 as an alternative to a seasonal Continuing Education program and for the Colorado veterinary community to rally together in a fun and new environment.

I end up as the designated bailer, but it's a losing battle — great fun, but I'd rather sail on the Safari Explorer.

The couch co-op is extremely fun and just as tense as any of the story battles.