Sentences with phrase «game lives up to the expectations»

Whether the game lives up to the expectations it sets for itself, and whether it can truly scratch the Red Dead itch that PC players have, is anyone's guess until then.

With so many fans requesting the third installment and the cult following Shenmue managed to craft, we're hoping the upcoming video game lives up to expectations.

But worldwide adoption of this futuristic technology will only happen if the games live up to the expectations set by Sony and others.

Digimon fans, 2014 could be your year if this game lives up to expectations.

Whether the game lives up to the expectations it sets for itself, and whether it can truly scratch the Red Dead itch that PC players have, is anyone's guess until then.

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Our first Win or Go Home — Game 3 — surely lived up to its expectations.

Big Shot Brad is a real thing... Team Maione and Team Zimmerman laced up for the Game of the Week and man did it live up to expectations..

A dream matchup featuring the game's two biggest names lived up to expectations as Tiger Woods rallied to beat Phil Mickelson and regain the world's No. 1 ranking

With colossal expectations to live up to, Sanchez has to assume leadership, and be the orchestrator who not only plays his part in the game, but can also be a key influence in getting the best out of others.

The former Getafe man joined the Copa Del Rey holders in 2016 from Valencia for around $ 32m according to the club's official website but has failed to live up to expectations as he was mainly used as a substitute last year, starting only thirteen games, featuring in 30, and only scoring eight times.

It was the most exciting college football game of the year and Alabama - Georgia in the SEC Championship certainly lived up to expectations.

Obviously, Tom Brady and the Pats have had great success, but he hasn't lived up to bookmakers» expectations in this particular game in the past decade.

This game went down to the wire and M - A lived up to their expectations to start this season.

(With a 28 - yard punt return, a 46 - yard kick return, eight carries for 44 yards, and six catches in seven targets for 62 yards, Hill lived up to expectations in his first FBS game.)

Knowing that road underdogs had performed well in games with low totals, but large underdogs had not lived up to expectations, we wanted to know whether we could look at the flip side of the equation.

You cant put a game down because it does nt live up to your fps expectations.

It's not a bad game, but it's not one that lives up to the lofty expectations set by the way it's marketed and talked about by its fans.

This game is made for fans of the movies and / or comics, but even as a fan it didn't quite live up to my expectations.

This Italian indie game doesn't live up to our expectations, but it is in a position to deliver some interesting adventure / horror moments and can offer some great replay value.

The challenge that we praised in that edition, doesn't live up to expectations, which makes the most expensive version of the game the most limited as well.

Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 was set to be the best game in the series so far, yet its release in April didn't live up to expectations.

As the first - ever realistic racing game to hit the system, it has quite the expectations to live up against.

«The Imitation Game» has a lot going for it and if it lives up to expectations it can be a major player, but first it will have to beat out its fellow Weinstein Co. films before it gets to truly make a play for the big prize.

As much as Gears of War has been hyped, and as much as the game has been talked about, it still manages to live up to every single expectation I have had about the game, plus some.

Ton of exciting games released in 2015, some good and some bad, but there were many which disappointed gaming community to a large extent and failed to live up to the hype and expectations.

It's been awhile since the last sandbox Mario game, so Odyssey definitely has large expectations to live up to.

The last game in the franchise, Twisted Metal was released way back in 2012 and it failed to live up to the hype and expectations of PlayStation fans as compared to first Twisted Metal which arrived on PlayStation 2 in 2001.

Developers have always been dreaming about making open world games that could live up their expectations: we have had several great free - roaming titles in the past, but lots of them were lacking scope and size simply because consoles didn't have enough RAM memory to handle those features.

Despite delivering one of the most memorable video game teasers of all time, for many, Techland's Dead Island didn't quite live up to expectations when it launched back in September.

The game certainly lives up to the expectation of it's name; as map familiarity and a bit of clinched jaw trial and error are beyond essential to achieve faultless gold medals tucked away at the end of every event.

Dynasty Warriors Gundam is the kind of title that fails to live up to gamers expectations, especially when it carries the name of two very popular franchises.

However with every blockbuster game there is a sense of trepidation of how the final game will be play and more importantly will it live up to our expectations... I can now officially report the answer which is yes on almost every level.

However, not every games performed well and live up to the expectations of fans: Final Fantasy XIII takes the crown of being the Worst Game In Great Final Fantasy Series.

Whether or not the game has lived up to the expectations of those who decided to help fund its development is a question I can not answer, but personally I'm pretty pleased with the finished product despite its many rough edges.

The mystery angle and small bits of exploration strewn across the levels make the game feel big in scope, and I have high hopes that the final product can live up to expectations.

It's a fairly common misconception, one usually found on teh Internetz, but disappointing merely means that the thing in question did not live up to your expectations, whatever those may have been, therefore it's entirely possible for a game to be outstanding, but still ultimately disappointing.

We'll see if it can live up to expectations when we get more details on the game soon.

With this being the sixth game in the series, can it possibly live up to expectations that Dark Mirror brought back to the series, or has this once beloved franchise finally ran its course?

With those goals in sight, we intend to use every moment from now until the release of the game to ensure that Destiny lives up to your expectations, and our own.»

The game however failed to live up to the expectations and flopped big time.

Everyone poops on new games because they don't live up to the expectations people had in their head.

It's not something I'm exactly happy to be expecting, but at its heart the reason is the same this year as it was last year — too much expectation and hype for any game to live up to the price tag.

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

To be clear, no Dragon Ball video game has ever quite lived up to expectations because Dragon Ball is one of the greatest series ever created, and to do so would require me actually being able to train with Goku in a gravity machine or Hyperbolic Time ChambeTo be clear, no Dragon Ball video game has ever quite lived up to expectations because Dragon Ball is one of the greatest series ever created, and to do so would require me actually being able to train with Goku in a gravity machine or Hyperbolic Time Chambeto expectations because Dragon Ball is one of the greatest series ever created, and to do so would require me actually being able to train with Goku in a gravity machine or Hyperbolic Time Chambeto do so would require me actually being able to train with Goku in a gravity machine or Hyperbolic Time Chambeto train with Goku in a gravity machine or Hyperbolic Time Chamber.

The team and I are now even more motivated, thanks to the funding, press and public reception to our game, to live up to the expectations of true JRPG fans everywhere» said William «Uwil» Winata, lead game designer at SEMISOFT.

The highly anticipated game from Double Fine, Brütal Legend, has finally hit store shelves, but does this heavy metal game live up to the hype, or does the weight of high expectations and hype bring it crashing to the ground?

Hohokum has been a game I've quite eagerly awaited since its announcement, and now that it's finally here, and I've had a good amount of time to sit and play with it, I can happily say it lives up to my expectations in the most unusual of ways.

Destiny had some very high expectations to live up to and it didn't quite get there because of the lacking narrative strength we have come to expect from Bungie but it is by no means a bad game.

Everybody knows the feeling of a game or film that didn't live up to their expectations, and despite my eagerness, I was growing cautious about The Order as discussions leading up to release day turned somewhat negative.

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?