Sentences with phrase «game menus run»

Gameplay and cutscenes seem to run at a steady 30 frames - per - second, whereas in - game menus run at 60 frames - per - second.

Not exact matches

All three games are strictly for the iPad, which makes sense on one hand being that they're menu - intensive games with tons of UI elements and tiny little soldiers running about.

However, this switch doesn't necessarily make the game easy, as running out of health ended the entire mission and sent us back to base camp, which is a menu screen where you'll select different missions and other options.

Finally, after playing for a while, you're going to wish you could do everything in Astera via in - game menus rather than having to run to places like the Smithy and Canteen over and over again.

All three games are strictly for the iPad, which makes sense on one hand being that they're menu - intensive games with tons of UI elements and tiny little soldiers running about.

By simply selecting save from a menu dialog when games are running it fixes the problems most have with mobile gaming — time constraints.

The game runs with no issues during gameplay, though menus have brief pauses after selections and there's a fairly lengthy wait when opening the game.

But anyway, we are going to list them for you right now: Right - Move right Left - Move left Down — Duck (it can only be used when Mario is in his bigger form) A — Jump (it is also used for swimming in the underwater levels, for flying and for selecting the level and the item on the world map) B — Shoot fireballs when the Fire Flower power - up is collected (it is also used to bring down the items menu) Press and hold B + Left / Right — Running Start — Pause the game Up / down / left / right — Move around the world map.

Once players leave the menu, Game Genie hands control back to the game and begins scanning its memory while it runs, looking for a change that corresponds to the player's three codes, such as a lost life or a decrease in health or power - Game Genie hands control back to the game and begins scanning its memory while it runs, looking for a change that corresponds to the player's three codes, such as a lost life or a decrease in health or power - game and begins scanning its memory while it runs, looking for a change that corresponds to the player's three codes, such as a lost life or a decrease in health or power - ups.

Sadly, there is nothing to look forward to, in terms of end game content outside of cleaning up or running around courses, however you can play Quick play matches from the main menu unto your heart's content.

We also simplified a few menus such as the graphics options so that we can focus on one version of the game looking and running great on all PS4s.

The confirmation comes in the form of a video of the German game with the third Update option available on the main menu, an option introduced into the game with version 1.1 therefore indicating the game is running version 1.1 or higher.

The challenge shows up in the opening menu of the main game, but only for the duration of the contest, which runs February 14th — 27th.

I also run into other issues like menus frequently becoming inoperable, the game crashing every time I entered specific optional areas, the camera getting stuck and I wasn't able to see where I was, among other bugs and glitches.

Running off Unreal Engine, Smart As looks really sharp with shiny and simple menus for the most part, and it carries a consistent style as it switches from menus to mini games with cute little comments in between.

The game runs quickly and smoothly; everything is super-duper streamlined, especially menu navigation.

These moments detract from the general polish of the game and some of the more fun ideas, because while that final mission feels cheap and unfair when it kicks you back to the menu, having run out of ammo during a boss fight, when you pick Hardcore mode for yourself, it's genius.

Its camera can still get lost, Talion's free - running can often be a hindrance rather than a help, and the UI can sometimes bug out for no apparent reason in menus and the main game.

Spencer showed an existing Steamworks game, Age of Empires II, running as a converted app for UWP (which let it show off how many players were online in a Start menu live tile) and the game seemingly ran normally.

Putting aside menu screens, which run in more obviously interpolated form, the in - game polygonal graphics have been updated to look razor - sharp.

If the game is going to take more time than you have, to play, your only option is to escape out to the menu which pauses the game, and leave it running until you are able to play more.

If you brought up a menu screen, the game was still running underneath it and monsters could still attack you.

Heading into the game's Extras menu and entering the code SYFMWJ will grant you the footballer disguise, kitting Chase McCain out in sporting attire so that he can give criminals a run around.

Oxygen Not Included has a timer to the next update always running on its menu screen, and each update generally complicates the game in a fascinating way.

Players can now run by clicking the right analog stick, a common option in Western - developed games, while items and gear now display through a more intuitive radial menu.

Although GameStream officially supports just a subset of PC games — they'll appear in Shield's GameStream menu, and on the Shield home screen once you've played them — there's technically no limit to what you can run.

«With AirServer running, you'll see your Mac show up in your iPad's AirPlay menu, and you can just select it to play back video, movies or games on the big screen.

From navigating through menus, to running apps in multi-window, to playing the most graphics intensive games, this phone just doesn't stop surprising me.

And if I bought a Rift - ready game from Steam, rather than the Oculus Store, do I need to click the «Allow apps that have not been reviewed by Oculus to run on my Rift» button in the Options menu?

Seriously, everything from playing games, to browsing the internet, and just generally navigating the phone's menus, is a joy to look at thanks to the device's massive 6.3 - inch Super AMOLED panel running at a Quad HD 1440 x 2960 pixel resolution.

RAM also runs faster too, but the most obvious improvements come with faster menu screens than in - game activities.

But unlike Super Mario Run, Fire Emblem Heroes is a fairly complex game, and there are a ton of menus, items and features that even Nintendo doesn't really explain.