Sentences with phrase «game budget money»

Now that Rachel and I have an Xbox One, we've been looking into Xbox One games and trying to figure out how to spend our video game budget money.

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Substitution Effect: Assuming that consumers have a fixed leisure budget, when a sports team moves to a city like Detroit from Pontiac, the money that a family spends going to a Lion's game is typically money that would have been spent on other leisure activities like bowling or going to the movies.

A draft like that could help bring more parity to the game, allowing low - budget teams to have a chance at signing players like Moncada, but it would also take money away from the international players.

United are one of the richest clubs in the game, and as long as you're sensible with the money you should regularly have sizeable budgets.

If you're a fan of value then pound - for - pound no teams offers more value for money than Blackpool, with their squad manufactured on a shoe - string budget but has somehow been designed to provide us all with thoroughly entertaining game's of football.

The second game, «Show me the money», asks groups to divide # 100 across key areas from the nation's budget.

«That's money that they have budgeted, they have planned for its use,» Kremer said «I would be very cautious about playing that game and being very fast and loose with the rules.»

Some of the Democratic committee chairmen were playing the «Washington Monument game» (a metaphor for phony budget cuts, in which the National Park Service, ordered to save money, announces that it is closing the Washington Monument).

The game can be a sweeping financial success, moving tens of millions of copies and raking vastly more money than its budget and still fall short of 90 million copies and $ 6 billion in revenue.

So in short: Developers need to eat and companies (they have to maintain not only the budget for one game, but the whole logistics surounding a professional working place either) need to earn money in order to stay in the market, so cut them some slack!

But it costs a lot of money to make AAA console games — reports pegged the budget for The Phantom Pain at over $ 80 million — and it's increasingly difficult for publishers to break even on that kind of cost.

In spite of Dan's budget games this state does not have the money or the borrowing power to play the game.

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When it comes to school leadership, being willing to change is the name of the game — whether it's restructuring the school day so teachers are able to observe teaching of the highest order, or allocating enough money in the budget so that instructional coaches can be hired.

Lil» Savers Moneyland (lilsavers.ca) is a virtual piggy bank where parents and kids aged 6 - 12 can track savings, budget, donate to charity, set financial goals and play money - related learning games.

Then, devise a game - plan to save money on each budget item.

Microsoft and Sony both embrace budget releases of their smaller games, look at ways to offer their customers improved value for money to increase brand loyalty and, crucially, get them to spend more on their service as a whole.

For every high - budget AAA game like U4, there is an ultra-simple game like Hearthstone or Dota2 which brings in 5x more money and which people will keep enjoying for several 100's of hours, compared to the usual 10 - 20 hours a game like U4 provides.

I mean you don't even know the budgets of those games to even say they didn't break even for god sakes they're getting sequels that's enough to tell you clearly they made enough money to Warrant a continuation to those series... @drag - don't waste your time I think it's likely a kid or a teenager and they don't really understand the process.

Kojima was more focus on becoming more Hollywood so he hired a Hollywood actor that cost him a huge part of the game budget which shows that he couldn't finish the last chapter, and Snake have barely any dialog to Begin with and the tapes were supposed to be cutscene but instead it was just turn into tapes to save money, Zero original voice didn't replice his role because he was offer too little and Paz as well (a huge part of the budget went into Kiefer) and more.

Citing Nintendo, and the Wii in particular, as an example of design in games prevailing over big budget graphics, Spector said he was «a little worried» that «once we can do Pixar - quality graphics rendered in real time with interactivity», development costs may shoot over the $ 200 million mark, with a greater emphasis on landslide sales to earn that money back, something that only a small handful of studios will be able to achieve.

[79] Gearbox officials also added that the company supplemented Sega's development budget with its own money to help Sega finish the game and that they had not received any royalty from its sales.

Especially for a project this size, where the budget we're talking about is much smaller any of the previous games in the series, I want to see money go into multiplayer and possibly AI for skirmishing, rather than waste time with a half - baked story line.

(sometimes dear SE you NEED to just spend some money from your marketing budget in order to assist your CSR image - THIS is proper CSR for a video game company with such a significant brand equity.

In doing this they've used their budget wisely, creating something for a specific group of people, whereas so many other developers get caught up in trying to throw money at a project to impress everyone, and thus wind up calling games that sell millions a failure.

Sony is continuing their exclusive dominance and pumping out great AAA budgeted games which wont be on a game pass service because too much money is invested.

If it had been released as a budget title this would have actually been a very good game but as a full release it just doesn't offer enough value for money.

Gamers are like whore they always follow the big budget money games.

But then again Kojima was given a budget limit, which he used to create the Fox Engine (probably spend millions of dollars) and MGSV, Kiefer (contract probably cost too much that previous MGS voice actor couldn't be cast since they were offer little money), surpass the limit and led Konami and Kojima to go against each other so you can't blame Konami completely since Kojima waisted too much money that the game couldn't even finish the last chapter.

That's still (in my opinion) far too much money for a mobile game, especially given the rumoured development budget, but at least it's cheaper than on PSN.

Of course part of any extra money will go toward making up the budget of the game itself, but if the following funding numbers are reached, we're also excited to offer:

While there is an argument that streaming gives The Game Awards more freedom, they could raise money with the commercial times and thus obtain a bigger budget.

Last month, big budget Lord of the Rings game Middle - earth: Shadow of War revealed it would supplement its full - fat price - tag by including loot boxes purchasable with real - world money.

We want to get ourselves out there and make sure a lot of people know who we are and that we make fun, polished games on little to no budget that are worth the money.

I know he's made a lot of money off his game, but to have a studio with a bigger budget and more resources pivot to create basically the same game but within their world 6 months after the release of his game feels a bit cheap.

It's a budget game for a budget price and by the time you finish with this, you'll have gotten your moneys» worth!

Across the pond, meanwhile, Future Publishing figured they could make a bit more money by keeping the official PS1 mag going while launching a separate official PS2 mag... this despite the fact that after 2002, there really wasn't a whole lot going on with the old PS1, except for crappy budget games, and even those petered out by» 03.

Then you'll have «indie» or games done on a very small budget which succeed in making back money.

To keep enjoying the newest releases, being able to make money by selling our games when we're done is an essential part of many gamers» budgets.

Cliff Bleszinski — a studio head making his first, multiplayer only game after a long stretch working for a company that produced some of the biggest games ever released — was quoted last week as saying «Campaigns cost the most money; it's usually 75 percent of the budget.

This is an unworkable amount of money for indies making games whose total budget is under $ 1 million.

And keep in mind that Games you sell don't just need to recoup their own budget — they need to make money to fund the next game, especially if you don't expect AAA - type sales numbers after the Kickstarter.

I've been trying to parse my thoughts on the game and I think I've come up with something that makes sense to me — Shin Megami Tensei IV feels like it was made by a small indie developer who got a hold of a LOT more money than they're used to (but not a lot of money where big - budget development is concerned).

I'm not expecting AAA 100 million dollar budget games made exclusively for VR with a user base that can't support that kind of money yet, but it would be nice to see SOMETHING by now...

In fact, Derek Smart wrote that the developers were using the wrong game engine, the first - person combat module wasn't being worked on, key personnel were leaving Cloud Imperium, and that the money budgeted wasn't going to be enough to complete the game.

The budget of $ 125,000 may not seem like enough money to make a game like this, but we're doing our absolute best to keep costs minimal.

Developer & Publisher: Game Oven Release Date: January 12th 2012 Platforms: iOS (iPad Only) Length of Development: 5 months Number of Developers: Two full time (design & programming), two contractors (art & music), two additional contractors (movies & copywriting) Budget: $ 2000, - of our own money Lines of Code: ~ 11000 engine code and ~ 7000 game code, about 80 % of which is interfGame Oven Release Date: January 12th 2012 Platforms: iOS (iPad Only) Length of Development: 5 months Number of Developers: Two full time (design & programming), two contractors (art & music), two additional contractors (movies & copywriting) Budget: $ 2000, - of our own money Lines of Code: ~ 11000 engine code and ~ 7000 game code, about 80 % of which is interfgame code, about 80 % of which is interface.

Aside from its relatively dated graphics the game lived up to its potential, taking the budget shoot -»em - up crown for itself... that is, until the release of Doom III, which will surely give ol' Will a run for his money.

While the X Charge is underwhelming on the whole — this is a budget device, after all — you will find respectable performance for the money, as well as microSD compatibility to house extra media, games, and apps.

So while OnePlus is likely going to have to up its game as the budget flagship becomes more common, for now the 3T is one of the very best phones your money can buy, budget or not.