Sentences with phrase «game loop of»

This is seemingly the primary game loop of Metal Gear.

Not exact matches

This closes the loop and I do not need to go into the time / space dimensions of God that is demanded when the philosophical game «God makes a rock he can not lift» is played.

The Gunners overcame West Bromwich Albion today thanks to a late Olivier Giroud looping header, but the three points was one of very few positive points to take from the game.

but they were also beaten by West Brom and Swansea... these are bottom of the table teams... hopefuly EDF is watching these games on a video feed loop every night.

With his seventh pitch of the game, the soon - to - be-ex-Oriole looped a boring, flat slider to Miguel Cabrera, who paused briefly to laugh at the pitch before bludgeoning it.

It was a very close game until our stand in skipper, Jordan Henderson, charged down the Swansea defenders clearance and the ball looped over the goalkeeper, into the back of the net, to make it 0 - 1 and that's how it finished!

However, the Merseysiders enjoyed the better of the opening exchanges as Phillips first sliced off - target and then saw a looping header drop narrowly over the bar before playing his part in the game's opening goal after 15 minutes.

Just as it looked like a tight contest was set to finish scoreless, Gylfi Sigurdsson's 90th - minute corner found Hordur Magnússon unmarked, and the ball struck the left - back's shoulder before looping into the net for the only goal of the game.

The hosts started brightly with Mirko Vucinic linking up well with strike partner Matri, but the latter's looping header was held easily by Sebastien Frey in what was the first chance of the game.

However in the final few stages of the game, Ibrahimovic struck in dramatic fashion, his looping header from Antonio Valencia's cross beating Mignolet in the 84th minute after a despairing clearance from Lovren, the move kept alive when substitute Marouane Fellaini had headed Rooney's cross against the post.

However in the final few stages of the game, Ibrahimovic struck in dramatic fashion, his looping header from Antonio Valencia's cross beating Mignolet in the 84

After the club confirmed the postponement of the game, the Premier League have now confirmed that they will look to reschedule the match as soon as possible, with fans being kept in the loop as well.

Later in the game, Steven Davis challenged David Luiz in the air and the ball looped onto the top of the Chelsea crossbar.

put cheerios or fruit loops into the toilet bowl water and make a game out of aiming at the cheerios and fruit loops to see how many he can hit with his urine.

Versatility is the name of the game; our wet bag features a practical snap - loop handle and it's lined with waterproof PUL so you can use it in a variety of ways even after you've hung up your pump flanges — diaper changes on - the - go, carrying «leak proof» (as if!)

But that may be my dislike of the drawing lines to connect them because my kids never draw straight lines, but loop de loops and it turns into a big guessing game.

I think there was a flight simulator (we managed to loop the loop without any instruction or explicit co-ordination) and some kind of game between the two groups of participants.

The research proposes a new model of evolutionary games with a feedback loop in which changes to the resource — whether it be water supplies, pastureland, antibiotics, or vaccine use — change the incentives for people to take action in their own interests.

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Mulfort's Argonne colleagues «are at the top of their game and provide a synergy and tight feedback loop with constant collaborative abilities,» she said.

This blog has incorporated interviews with the biggest names in the game, analysis on the defining moments today and yesteryear, stories from around the world, a podcast looping through the ages of football, and given the best freelancers a platform Frequency about 11 posts per week.

PC gamers needn't worry they missed the first game, as the superior sequel's endless loops of addiction feel far more honest and rewarding than the flawed original.

While the game can be fun in short bursts, the gameplay loop is designed around you playing for extended periods of time.

It's an excellent film, with Renoir's usual looping line and deft shifts of tone, though today the balance of critical opinion has shifted in favor of the greater darkness and filigree of The Rules of the Game.

The gameplay loop in previous Far Cry games revolved around climbing towers, revealing a host of icons, and then chasing down a grip of fetch quests with the occasional story bit wedged in.

Best of all, you might not even notice the dozens of hours pass by while tangled in the game's play loops.

Drawing comparisons to games like Spelunky, Dig Dug, and Miner Dig Deep, SteamWorld Dig was well received for its addicting gameplay loop of cave diving, loot collecting, and tool upgrading.

Its no - nonsense approach is a breath of fresh air, and while the steep learning curve may force some gamers out of the loop early, those who remain will help form the core experience of the game in the months to come - a version of natural selection if you will.

For a game with titanic quarter - pipes, loops and more extravagant elevations than the Alps when they're feeling particularly vain, what little of a difficulty curve it can muster is troublingly flat.

For those completely out of the loop, Rush Rush Rally Racing (R4) is a top - down, 2D racing game, developed by...

As with traditional games like chess or poker, simulators are easy to learn but devilish to master; a series of nested loops of repetitive gameplay adhering to strict rulesets.

The learning curve is relatively gentle and Matterfall quickly sinks its claws into you, brimming with that addictive, «one - more - try» feedback loop that some of the best games have.

There's so much to do and it all takes place in a game that loves for you to explore, persistently encouraging and rewarding you in one of the most compelling but friendly feedback loops I've ever encountered.

Jon also addressed fans concerns regarding future of Metal Gear Solid series considering the fact that MGS V: The Phantom Pain will close the loop on the 27 - year «Solid» franchise, and Kojima leaving Konami after game's release.

«Lava Surf Game», the final activity, requires using the remote's directional arrows to slide through a CG loop of an intricate cave.

That's the main loop of the game, the story quests just guide you through the game unlocking more features as you go.

This struggle to make a life for yourself in a dying world is State of Decay 2's core gameplay loop, and it feels as addictive to play as ever, now with the added bonus of a faster, flashier game engine to play it in.

I think the moment where Anomaly Warzone Earth — I don't see a colon on the game's website; letting all three words of the title evenly plod from the mouth pleasingly highlights its Eastern European pedigree — really grabbed me was the first time I rerouted my caravan of tanks and mechanized walkers to loop to endlessly...

No other action game has come close to building such a condensed, trance - like loop of repeated failure and refinement, culminating in a perfect, super stylish run through each stage.

The «men» fighting were so obviously CGI'd that the stakes seemed lowered, and the train's loops, threatening their combat, seemed made for the benefit of a Black Panther video game more than anything else.

The loop goes: compete in the games, level up skills and abilities, trade a handful of goods, read the lore.

Drafted into the real - life game of Space Invaders that he thoughtlessly propagandizes, Tom Cruise's slimy military spokesman promptly dies on the battlefield, only to continuously re-spawn, trapped in a loop of his final hours.

From the lackluster scares of Resident Evil 5 to looping dread of P.T., fluctuations in the quality of horror games have made the genre a notoriously unreliable venture.

So we not only have a terrific gameplay loop of loot, craft, stealth and action but the game is damn near impossible to criticize visually.

Scavenging for supplies so you can craft the type of arrows you need to weaken a particularly difficult enemy, surveying a bandit settlement or pasture of machines and engaging with a diverse cast of characters that mostly have stellar personalities is an addictive gameplay loop that will make your 30 + hours with the game fly by.

Granted you need to earn money called Tomorrow Bucks to buy things to burn, but burning things gives you money, so the game then puts the player in this loop of burning and buying until they have tried out every single combo there is (99 in all), as they burn every single available item from the 7 catalogues this game features.

While the core of Monster Hunter is, obviously, hunting or capturing dinosaur - like creatures that range from the size of a slithering subcompact car up to late - game Elder Dragons that are Shadow of the Colossus huge, that already satisfying core is surrounded by equally important subsystems that elegantly loop together.

The simulation gameplay loop they pack in to their games is fantastic, but even their best titles have a palpable air of jank around them.

Unfortunately, while the first hour or so with the game was entertaining, the repetitive objectives, environments, and gameplay make you feel like you are in some sort of insidious gaming Groundhog Day loop.

The game does indeed dish up some unique locations and interesting characters, but the gameplay loop remains the same throughout the entirety of play, rapidly becoming dull and boring as a result.