Sentences with phrase «gamers get the same treatment»

Now, obviously, this news is for Japan only right now, but we're hoping North American and European gamers get the same treatment.

Not exact matches

It remains to be seen whether Nintendo's rumored Game Boy Classic Edition and N64 Classic Edition — if they materialize — will get the same treatment.

Per gets the same treatment but the reality is that he has a pretty short rap sheet for errors / misdemeanours for 50 + games this year but if you believed 10 % of the nonsense on here you would think he gets several new ones half a dozen times a game and he is responsible for every defeat we have had this season.

Speaking to TV3 after the game, the Barca coach said to reporter Jordi Grau: «I don't like your tone and I would have liked the same treatment all the times we have won that I am getting tonight when we haven't.»

Fans were hoping that with so many games getting the «Definitive» or even the «Deluxe» treatment on Nintendo Switch that Half - Genie Hero might have the same treatment, but it doesn't.

That said, it's unlikely that they're getting the same best of treatment as the minigames, which makes sense with how varied each of the games were in terms of board mechanics.

It's an odd choice to see the sequel to a game series come out in Western shores whose previous entries did not get the same treatment.

Mario got Super Mario Maker as his 30th anniversary game, surely Link deserves the same treatment, Twilight Princess HD at the end of the day, was just a remake, Link does still deserve something new regardless of Zelda U being pushed back to March 2017.

Nintendo fans deserve the same treatment that other console gamers are getting.

Should they do this worldwide then there's going to be a lot of people have to see the old Steam regime fall, yet if Valve opt to only chance the rules for Australian customers the there's going to be a hellstorm of very angry gamers to contend with demanding to know why they don't get the same treatment.

With pretty much all games getting bonus content added if pre-ordered, it was only a matter of time such a high - profile title like Bulletstorm was getting the same treatment.

PlayStation Vita fans know that this is something Sony alreadys does with Vita games but it look like now the PlayStation 3 is going to get the same treatment.

Books that contain way more explicit and disturbing content do not get the same treatment so why should games then?

This same bullshit eventually got extended to Early Access games, where people would just bitch and bitch and moan and then bitch some more, devs that had games that were the most popular like starbound get the worst treatment.

A few days ago Square Enix put its GO series of games on sale; today its JRPG library gets the same treatment.

So I'm really happy with this, I'm looking forward to get a Collector's edition or something if you guys decide to make it and I really, really pray to get the same treatment for the BEST kart game of all time: CRASH TEAM RACING and to the original trilogy of Spyro.

Fans were hoping that with so many games getting the «Definitive» or even the «Deluxe» treatment on Nintendo Switch that Half - Genie Hero might have the same treatment, but it doesn't.

Mario got Super Mario Maker as his 30th anniversary game, surely Link deserves the same treatment, Twilight Princess HD at the end of the day, was just a remake, Link does still deserve something new regardless of Zelda U being pushed back to March 2017.

These games don't get the same anniversary treatment as Halo 1 and 2, but benefit greatly from enhanced lighting and an improved sense of fluidity.

Unfortunately, the Xbox 360 isn't getting the same treatment, but gamers on that console can still get one from the aforementioned website or app.

It's sad that us subscribers who are only in it for the online get the same treatment as those who actually want to subscribe for the free games as before.

While the gameplay systems are a bit outdated and the in - game cutscenes didn't get the same treatment as everything else, the game is an excellent opportunity for players to get reacquainted with one of the best entries in the series.

With the recent release and rave reviews of Super Mario Maker (my full review will come after I get an actual copy of the game), video game fans are abuzz with what else could possibly use the same treatment Nintendo has given their beloved mascot on the 30th anniversary of his landmark series.