Sentences with phrase «games i remember killing»

Titles like Contra, Smash TV, and the like had been games I remember killing time with my childhood friends in front of a TV.

Not exact matches

Remember how Paul George killed Joe Ingles in Game 1?

Diego Costa gave Cheski this season what they needed, he scored goals in an important match, remember the match arsenal played against chelski at the bridge, arsenal dominated the game and Costa was anonymous almost on the entire game but just a single chance he got from Fabrigas pass, he killed us and that is what a Top striker needed to do.

I can't remember the hit that knocked Neil O out of the game but I remember Tracey Scroggins looked like he killed Tomczack on a sack.

So after 7 games we have 10 points.I can't remember last time Arsenal won against City, Chelsea, Man Utd.Does Wenger not deserves to be killed for this pathetic record?

Remember that right before the goal when we broke forward Lewandowski had a huge chance to kill the game.

Remember that game against Barcelona when he brought Flamini on for Coquelin??? That Killed me, i still have not recovered.

When people playing violent video games focus on killing and maiming, they don't often remember the corporate brands they see along the way.

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In the first game I remember having 100 kills at some point.

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Remember back when a game was to entertain and kill time as opposed to today's big hits where the goal is to kill each other?

You can feed game such as rabbit, wild fowl, deer, bison, trout and so on, but remember to freeze it for at least three weeks before feeding it to your puppy / dog to kill off any parasites it may be harboring.

Now, nearly killing your opponent in an ordinary game of rugby (let's remember I'm British, virtually the same game as American Football without the armour) is probably frowned upon.

I remember being a part of many games where I may not have gotten a single kill in a round, but I knew my team was able to operate with a sense of calm because they knew I would stay where I needed to be, covering their blind spots and making sure we didn't get flanked by the opposition.

While the new areas on Mars look breathtaking as usual - Destiny 2 is a phenomenal looking game - they still left us feeling uninspired as they're filled with the same enemies that we've killed more times than we care to remember.

why must people try to blame games when its the parents... great example on why not to blame stuff on the things we love... You guys remember the guy who dressed as batman and killed them people in the movies... well i do and i sure do nt remember those people wanting to but a ban or blame that horrific action on batman games movies and comics... so why must games always be blammed... its the parents not raising their kids right andthe kid is already sick in the head

Subsequently, the game told me Clementine, the first grader you're tasked with taking care of, will remember that I killed him when I had another choice.

Regarding the Fallout series, while I enjoyed playing Fallout 3, I actually had a lot more fun playing Fallout 2, if anything because in the latter, you have a huge influence on the world game: I remember the ability to tore entire cities apart, or the lasting consequence of choosing between different mob gangs, killing certain characters or joining certain leagues... the impact of the player had in Fallout 2 was substantially greater than the one in Fallout 3, and I don't count the number of times I started the game from scratch and took different paths, it was one of the best gaming experience I ever had, and one that is surprisingly hard to find these days.

Older gamers might remember a game back from 1984 called Spy Vs. Spy, based off of the MAD magazine mini-comic that placed Black Spy Vs. White Spy in a series of espionage that usually resulted in at least, being bested by the other, or at worst, being killed by a clever and goofy booby trap.

Some may remember specific scenarios from their favorite shooter games of yore: The 40 kill spree you had in an attack chopper from Battlefield, the many tactical nukes you earned in Modern Warfare... Continue reading →

It wasn't the most intense part of the game, and the lack of weaponry at that point made it hard to kill zombies, so you kind of just had to run for it, but I'll always remember how panicky I was when I first played it.

We xbox and playstation games had fun joshing with each other and talking about who killed it at e3 as well for a while, which reminds me, I remember quite a lot of buzz being generated when Sony unveiled the next in the series for God of War.

Unlike many modern horror games, it remembers that the most frightening monsters are those that you can't kill, but have to flee from, and it creates an outstandingly creepy atmosphere that rendered me defenseless against its many well - paced jump scares.

I don't remember Niko being much beyond justifiably desperate or enraged throughout the game's story missions, but that version of Liberty City while embodying that character made me think twice before I went on a killing spree (something I only really wound up doing online with friends).