Sentences with phrase «game lives up to that promise»

The co-op shooter has yet to be shown in action, but XBLAFans is looking forward to finding out if the game lives up to the promise shown in the above image whenever we get our first real look at it.

We're happy to confirm that, almost two years later, the game lives up to that promise — bringing down great mechanical beasts is just as thrilling as it looks.

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«Donald Trump said he was going to be an economic game - changer for middle - class Americans, but every step of the way his administration has failed to live up to his promises,» said Andrew Bates, spokesman for the left - leaning group American Bridge.

What was once billed as a «game - changing,» «transformative» initiative, START - UP NY, has failed to live up to its promisUP NY, has failed to live up to its promisup to its promise.

That's a pity, because with very minor tweaks, the game could live up to its promise.

Thanks to a user - made patch this game is finally living up to it's promise as one of the most in - depth, beautiful and detailed WW2 combat flight simulators.

Thanks to a user - made patch this game is finally living up to it's promise as one of the most in - depth, beautiful and detailed WW2 combat

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Disappointingly, Wheels of Aurelia does not mange to fulfill all its promises and the game's interaction ends up feeling short and the way the dialogues are carried out does not live up to the game's premise.

The strong start made me disappointed by the rest of the game which didn't live up to the first promises.

Every now and then, a game comes along that has wonderful ideas, but sadly fails to live up to the promise of those ideas.

It's kind of absurd when you think about it, since the game that inspired this desire didn't even live up to the promise itself.

It should be noted that this year Microsoft really did live up to its promise by really doing well by gamers on the back catalogue of 360 games made available for the Xbox One.

Summary: Troll and I has the makings to be a great game but fails to live up to the quality of what is promised from the trailer.

This game had better live up to its promise.

In fact, I've never seen a game live up to it's promise of respecting it's origins as much as this one has.

The randomly - generated open - world space exploration game has made some huge promises over the past few years — and it won't be long until gamers know whether or not it'll live up to them.

Although the game looked promising, publisher Bethesda didn't believe that the game would live up to the high expectations.

Third - parties seem to be actively lying to Nintendo, promising that they will provide games, then failing to living up to that promise (which, by the way, they seemed to never have intended to fulfill in the first place).

It's been a little over a year since the last GRID game was released, and GRID Autosport has driven in a new direction and promises five different styles of racing and takes on all of the community feedback from the prior releases to give us one of their best racing games to date, but can it live up to the expectations?

I'm not asking them to put out AAA games from last week, but I'm asking them to live up to at least ONE promise (among many others) nearly 1 year later.

Should it live up to its promises, it could easily be in contention for the best game of 2011, or of the -LSB-...]

Should it live up to its promises, it could easily be in contention for the best game of 2011, or of the past few years.

EA has made an impressive effort to establish a new identity for their basketball franchise, but the game doesn't quite live up to its promise.

How the game survives will be another question, but with promised live ops including the ability to play real - life match - ups after the event, and new wrestlers to be added in the future, there should be plenty of fun times ahead for those who stick around.

It's been an impressive first year for the Switch as the clever hybrid console's ample game library lives up to its promise of being a home - and - away gaming machine.SEE IT

While some of the franchise's mechanics are in serious need of a tune - up, the background story and narrative of the games have always lived up to the promise of having Hideo Kojima's name associated with them, and I don't doubt that Konami, if they gave a third ZoE game their full attention, could get the functional issues out of the way.

It's been an impressive first year for the Switch as the clever hybrid console's ample game library lives up to its promise of being a home - and - away gaming machine.

Every time I read about another disappointing E3 or gorgeous game that failed to live up to its screenshots, I know that the promise of videogames has not died.

They're making a lot of promises with Morphite and I hope the game lives up to them.

PlayStation consoles have always come up with a game that changed the system's image — one that made systems full of promise start living up to their potential.

Whlie she has no involvement in Death Stranding or any other Hideo Kojima project, her working on a Nintendo game at the moment can help makesure Nintendo's promise of a fruitful year for Switch titles in 2018 lives up to its promise.

Still, it's the co-op and multiplayer you buy a Garden Warfare game for, and what Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 offers finally lives up to the promise of the original game.

This open world space exploration / survival game is infamous in the community for building up large amounts of funds via a crowdfunding campaign promising lofty and ambitious features, and then releasing a product that didn't remotely live up to those vows.

Peter Molyneux has released a video in response to the backlash his title Godus is receiving after failing to live up to the promises made in regards to game in its Kickstarter, a fact confirmed by 22cans designer Konrad Naszynski.

With all that in mind, Dirt 4 seems to be living up to its promise to try to craft a racing game that incorporates both the rally elements and the accessibility that the series as a whole has, often with alternate releases, strived to provide.

GameOnDaily Opinion: Destiny was a game of promise but so far it has failed to live up to the hype.

Summary: Troll and I has the makings to be a great game but fails to live up to the quality of what is promised from the trailer.

So far, there can be little doubt that 2016 has lived up to its promise to inundate players with Japanese role - playing games of all kinds.

Not only do they give you little indication of how a game is going to play, they typically promise a level of freedom and spectacle that the final product never lives up to.

While there's no doubt that it's a little thin on content right now, Nintendo has promised to bulk it up with free DLC for the life of the game (much like Splatoon, which has become a much different beast 12 months on).

ArtCraft Entertainment has shown a promising ability to adapt to feedback, rethinking their original animation locking mechanic that bogged down the game's original combat model and working constantly to iterate and improve on a crafting system that may finally live up to the Star Wars Galaxies legacy, successfully revitalizing the magic of MMOs long gone.

This remastered version of the game generally performed well and lived up to all its promises it conveyed.

It's been an impressive first year for the Switch as the clever hybrid console's ample game library lives up to its promise of being a home - and - away gaming machine.