Sentences with phrase «game are upbeat»

Most of the tunes in the game are upbeat and sets the mood for the entire game.

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Adding some fun to the situation, Branson shared how the team was feeling just hours before the storm, describing them as «calm and upbeat» — playing games, watching wildlife and having a massive sleepover.

Add to this the fact that we are now stronger on the defensive side of the game as well and you have good reasons to be upbeat about this season being more likely to see Arsenal produce a proper title challenge.

Rice, who's listed at 6» 1» and 198 pounds but who looks much smaller, took a pounding on most of his other carries (21 rushes for a net of 20 yards), but he remained upbeat throughout the game.

I am as upbeat about Arsenal as anyone — every game and every season.

Football finances were back in the news this week; firstly, with a report by a company called Vysyble claiming that football was heading for financial disaster and secondly, a contradictory upbeat article in the Evening Standard trumpeting the fact that London was leading the charge in the game's unstoppable revenue growth.

You could say that he's already conceded the game, but he did go on to say that he's missing players, and it [the situation] could've been better, but he's still upbeat.

i am a postive upbeat Guy with lots of energy looking for someone on here who wants to get serious no games please

am a confident upbeat person that is not into drama or games.

Being positive and upbeat is the aim of game here, no matter what your past or background.

The music (composed by Tee Lopes) is also a great feature to the game as well mixing classic sonic music with newer tones to create upbeat and catchy themes.

In a lesser movie, Plemons» ingeniously off - putting performance would handily steal the show, but in «Game Night,» it's just one of many great turns; Bateman's patented slow - burn plays well off McAdams» upbeat charm (when holding bad guys at gunpoint, she forces them into Child's Pose), while Magnussen's inspired idiocy perpetually finds new depths.

The colourful world, charming characters, upbeat music, lively animation, flashy interface, and goofy gibberish voices are reminiscent of»90s arcade games and cartoons.

The music is upbeat and fun but I miss the catchy tunes of past games.

This could probably be one of the happiest and upbeat ones I've ever seen, so it will be interesting to find out if the game itself will match that tone.

She is an upbeat and loving dog, who loves nothing more than to snuggle up with you after a rousing game of retrieving tennis balls.

The soundtrack as well is comprised of tunes that are anxious and solemn during exploration but turn to upbeat and immediate as you face off with one of the games many challenging bosses.

The original games were known for their upbeat and electronic soundtracks befitting a turbocharged protagonist.

While the vast majority of these may seem odd (keep in mind, this IS a Japanese game, so Japanese culture is going to be front and center), they've always ended on a positive, upbeat note and show a side of Kiryu and Majima that you may not see if you only stick to the story missionIS a Japanese game, so Japanese culture is going to be front and center), they've always ended on a positive, upbeat note and show a side of Kiryu and Majima that you may not see if you only stick to the story missionis going to be front and center), they've always ended on a positive, upbeat note and show a side of Kiryu and Majima that you may not see if you only stick to the story missions.

Outside of the original game nods, the music is upbeat, pleasant, and appropriate.

The upbeat music (when it's present, the music comes and goes with the context you find yourself in the game) does a good job of driving you forward, and before you know it you're exploring, puzzle solving, relishing new abilities when you earn them, and backtracking to previously unattainable sections with the intent of using a new ability to get to them.

Stella Glow proves to be yet another high point in the accomplished musician's video game career, with a score that's filled a variety of haunting melodies, upbeat anthems and heartfelt compositions that really sell the action on screen.

Composed by Frédéric «Elmobo» Motte (Nightmare Creatures 1 & 2, Dark Earth), the game's soundtrack is rife with heavy metal guitar work that ranges from contemplative and moody to upbeat and spunky, mixing in retro chiptune sounds throughout.

Overall, Castlevania's soundtrack is surprisingly funky and upbeat for an action game that pits you against the horrors of the undead.

Not to mention that Super Mario Sunshine still looks visually impressive for a fifteen year - old game, and its music is upbeat and fun, and perfectly captures the game's setting.

The voice acting and sound is on point and Fortnite is generally a happy and upbeat game that's easy to look at and listen to.

The music in the game is very upbeat and catchy and well its not going to stay in your head it fits the gameplay overall and it is enjoyable listen to.

Kirton is confident about the appeal of Japanese games in the west and upbeat about demand in Japan, too, which has arguably suffered in recent years due to the popularity of mobile games in the region.

Audio is a collection of generic upbeat tracks with commentary that, within the first game you choose, repeats itself often.

A much more upbeat entry chock full of streamlining that lets its new ideas really shine, Pokemon Sun and Moon are the most friendly and modern - feeling games the series has put forth in a long time.

Something that really caught my eyes were the use of bright colours, sometimes in games developers use this to catch your attention without actually putting much detail into the mix but Snake Pass has came out on top with nice bright colours and detail to boot i personally liked the level of detail on Noodle (the snake) he's a mixture of white cream and orange, if you manage to get an angle where you are zoomed in you will see each individual scale of his skin, the audio is an upbeat backing track with chirpy bird noises mixed with rainforest type sounds, all in all it fits perfectly!

The memorable soundtrack is also a source of the game's humor as jaunty, upbeat tunes are often used during inappropriate moments.

Humor is sprinkled throughout the game, both in the dialogue and in wacky situations that arise from the missions, keeping the game upbeat and fun.

You can't not have a bad day while looking at how happy Kirby is in the game, and how cheery and upbeat everything is.

Part of that was the music, which was exquisite — it might be the most upbeat music they've ever had in one of their games.

The music (composed by Tee Lopes) is also a great feature to the game as well mixing classic sonic music with newer tones to create upbeat and catchy themes.

Granted a music game generally needs to skew to more upbeat songs, so it's makes sense why Atlus skewed the track selection how they did.

Once again, the game's conceit is that you're taking part in the Horizon festival of racing and music, and the airwaves are thick with shimmery electro pop, frantic drum»n' bass and crunchy alt - rock, all of it effervescent and upbeat.

The soundtrack, while rather unforgettable, was charming and upbeat, and well suited for the game..

The game is surprisingly well polished with cutesy but fitting graphics, interesting tile art, pleasant and upbeat music (although not well varied and quite repetitive), and voice acting that gives you an uplifting «good job» or «brilliant» when high - tiered tiles are combined.

It is certainly true that past games from the series have always been upbeat and light in tone, whereas this game is definitely dark and oppressive.

In what is becoming a trademark of sorts for Super Boise, loading the game results in a vivid title screen accompanied by an upbeat and relevant (albeit silly) theme song.

It's upbeat, catchy, and memorable most of the time — and it really fits the theme of the game well.

The theme song of the town of Romancia is hilariously upbeat considering how frustrating the game actually is.

Though the game does feature an «upbeat 8 - bit soundtrack» composed by the band's vocalist / guitarist / bassist / programmer Kurt Feldman, it doesn't appaear to actually have any of that shoegazey pop that The Depreciation Guild is known for.

The music is upbeat and quirky and I found myself really enjoying just listening to it; it is really well matched to the game and is quite catchy.

It takes the gorgeous art style and upbeat music from the beloved Rayman Origins game and adapts what that game evokes into a one button input world, which is what works best with touch.

It also helps that the versions of all these licensed games are the most joyful, upbeat and campy versions of what can be really dark and depressing stories.

The music is also pretty simple, but really upbeat and catchy, as you would expect from a Hudson game of the era.

Skies of Arcadia is an upbeat game that eschews the usual heavy drama common in Japanese RPGs for optimism and a thrill for adventure.