Sentences with phrase «game experience rather»

Many are ecstatic that these weapons are achieved through in game experience rather than being purchasable.

It all serves the game's new philosophy of a singular game experience rather than a mode - centric one.

I feel like there are different choices Chronik Spartan could have made to make the story feel like a more organic part of the game experience rather than an afterthought.

This week things get a little rowdy when the crew breaks off into a broad discussion about how the online gaming community may be hurting the video game experience rather than helping.

Not exact matches

But as is often the case with politics — and business — better to watch what they do rather than what they say: Nintendo Canada GM and VP Ron Bertram told Canadian Business Online that the company was uninterested in gaming experiences that required the player to go online and buy additional content to complete a game.

Of course there is nothing to stop Canadian viewers from supporting all these objectives; all they have to do is watch CTV's feed of the game rather than the one provided by Fox and they can see all the Canadian ads they want — but experience suggests that a good proportion of them will tune into the US feed to view the «real ads».

There is no excuse there Mr wenger said it in his press conference» repeated mistakes» has no excuse partying till 3:30 at the morning just before a game is a decrease and shows contempt Unless Mr Wnger takes the bull by the horn and fixes the problems at hand immediately or face a spiral to the bottom hope though it dose not end up in panic buys but rather intelligent buys and sorting out our internal problems He has been in football for 35 years so in essence the experience should bale him out with a good fix h

isn't there a way to beat a team cuz we have a game plan, experience and determination rather than ExpLoitations????....

I would have no problem with a Yepes signing, bags of experience, a good reader of the game, very good aerially and he would have no problem sitting on the bench, would be great for the cup games with one of our young prospect and i rather Hayden to be used as a DM in those games to develop more.

They're too busy giving it large on social media and taking bloody selfies rather than putting in a shift on the pitch, believe me, I know, I've been to every game this season except the Hull replay, I've sold my 3 tickets for the Camp Nou to one of the Directors at work, he doesn't support Arsenal but wants experience the atmosphere, I couldn't be bothered to go quite frankly.

But with power and endurance almost at their saturation point — it's hard for a young hotshot to blow a veteran off the court when he barely holds a physical advantage (19 - year old Bernard Tomic and 21 - year old Milos Raonic are attempting to prove this theory wrong)-- the best players in the game these days are also rather experienced.

Young CBs and incoming foreigners need to play alongside an experienced CB for at least a season so they can focus purely on getting their game together for the challenges of the PL rather than trying to co-ordinate the defensive unit.

Whilst playing more for Valencia will give Pereira more experience in the game, it also shows that his fight may be a problem, opting for the easier route to first team football, rather than the tough route — showing the manager why you are better than the players he would normally select.

If Sherwood wants to win the games against West Bromwich Albion and Birmingham City, he needs experience and power and I only see this coming from either Sanchez or Gueye rather than Westwood.

While we know from first hand experience that no game is a foregone conclusion pre-match, were Chelsea to drop points in this home fixture with newly promoted Blackpool, it would rate amongst some of the biggest shocks in Premier League history, although, in actual fact, most punters are worrying over how many Chelsea will win by rather than deciding whether or not Blackpool can spring another surprise at tasty odds.

This form of violence is not experienced physically; rather, it is experienced in realistic ways via new technology and ever more intense and realistic games.

«As our society becomes more «wired,» more parents want to their children to experience the «real» games they remember, rather than just the digital games so prevalent today.»

When asked about her experience, which has been used against her in previous runs for NYS Assembly and Mayor of Rochester, Barnhart says now is a time when life experience, rather than political experience is coming to the forefront, citing how women across the country with no political background are running for seats to change up the game.

For those who experience longer periods of researching and academic writing, getting back into social life may be rather awkward at first: when you do not see your friends for a week or two, it sometimes takes you some accommodation time to get back in the game.

Many of our first experiences with the classic party game Truth Or Dare likely involved someone being coerced into revealing their crush, a sloppy kiss with someone you'd rather not be kissing, or the class jerk trying to get everyone to eat something gross.

Whether you'd rather be playing hockey or screaming your lungs out at a Sabres game, strolling one of Buffalo's 50 + art galleries, or noshing your way through our fleet of gourmet food trucks, there is someone special waiting to share those experiences with you.

The game has depth, but hurries through it rather than allowing players to savor the experience.

It was a solid and rather funny game that kept me entertained through the entire experience.

Rather than getting repetitive or losing focus, both games just end gracefully after a relatively brief, not very challenging, but unique and thoroughly enjoyable experience.

And, for that, it could be said to be a game better viewed as one to experience rather than to play, and the fact that it tries to encompass so many deep psychological metaphors in the videogame format is an ambition worth praising.

Compares to the competition in much the same way «Tony Hawk» did at its debut - it offers a well - rounded experience based on a variety of challenges, rather than what amounts to just another racing game.

However, what co-op gamers should know is that the game will sport a rather robust co-op experience.

By adding choice, through characters and Crew Skills, and trimming the level length, what's left is a focused experience that leaves you feeling like a heroic participant rather then a fatigued shell struggling to find purpose, wishing your time with the game was over rather then looking for more.

If you are planning to get the game, I highly recommend to focus on co-operative multiplayer otherwise the experience can be rather dull.

One thing Tripwire Interactive has on their side is consistency, whether it be to anger their longtime fans or to make a rather good experience playing their game.

Choosing a side is as easy as deciding which you would rather be: an evil Decepticon or a trustworthy Autobot, as both games offer the same experience from a different perspective.

What I will say though is while Cave Story + is a rather cool game you can blitz through in a couple of hours (depending on what kind of a difficulty you choose,) be prepared to play through it more than once as there are many different endings to experience, but the levels are wonderfully designed so re-experiencing them more than once won't be an issue.

More then anything in NASCAR 09 you never get the feeling like in many other EA titles that your really getting an accurate view of the sport where in this game you feel like the competition is far to passive and the game feels more like a standard racing game rather then a true NASCAR experience.

Not only that but there are countless glitches throughout the experience that force the game to really suffer from what otherwise is a rather good looking game.

Rather than try to just make a Sonic game, it crafted an experience that gives some nods to the franchise that mostly inspires it, while taking some other inspirations from other games as well.

I found the first hour or so of dialogue and gameplay to be rather dull and a little bit of a downer for the series, but once you give the game time to get started, the story begins to evolve and you will be reminded of all the great MGS experiences.

In fact much of that experience just felt like a forced addition to the game rather then something they really put a lot of effort into.

Rather than extending a superficial single - player experience by offering extra modes that reward the player with trinkets, I believe the genre should focus on educating new arrivals about what makes fighting games fun to the people who already love them.

Those wishing to experience Iron Throne's high quality 3D visuals in a multiplayer, rather than solo, fashion can dip into any of the game's PVP modes.

Rather than focusing on the grind for materials so prevalent in Monster Hunter style games, Toukiden 2 does something revolutionary: it concentrates on the more fun experience of slaying big creatures with your friends.

Seasons After Fall is a rather short experience weighing in at a few hours, but there is some replay value to be found for those who prefer to get everything in the game.

Moreover, the game has a large amount of pop - in, which is a rather annoying downside to the whole experience.

We already shared a video of the cast of Demolition talking about working with director Jean - Marc Vallée and one of Vallée and Jake Gyllenhaal discussing their experience making the film, but now it's time to switch gears for a round of our movie version of the game «Would You Rather.»

It creates an interesting dynamic that works really well with the combat of the game and even though the story is rather weak, the gameplay and the Nemesis system still offer a fun experience.

So, if someone with FF experience and no DQ experience is looking for a reference point, I feel it's more helpful to compare the games in terms of their design contemporaries rather than by release date.

The game is a rather long experience.

Like Dark Souls 3, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided isn't a game that tries to reinvent the series» formula, but rather improves it with a variety of enhancements that make the experience better than ever.

If the extra development time that's needed is the reason they are delaying the U version, then I'd rather have that and a polished game, than to have a subpar experience just to meet a release window.

It seems I dedicated a lot of page space in this review talking about the negative aspects of Burnout Paradise, which is rather disingenuous as ultimately these complaints had very little impact on the overall excellent experience I had with this game because everything else about Burnout Paradise Remastered is so darn good.

A lot of people argue that a big issue with virtual reality right now is that most of the games released for VR are still short, quirky tech demos rather than full - fledged hours - long experiences.