Sentences with phrase «games growing up though»

Space Station Silicon Valley has rights issue, so I agree, one of my favourite games growing up though.

Not exact matches

Though tennis was born and grew up in theEast, it has long been a national game, and Mr. Denny and his fellow officersare merely giving it a national administration.

It's always been my favorite sport to watch, and even though I did enjoy a basketball game or two growing up, my heart has always been with football.

I ended up growing tired of it about halfway through the game, though.

Though you could say I grew up with the character, first playing the game as a teenage girl, then watching the movies amidst hangovers in my twenties, I was exactly clamoring for a new start.

If you passed it up because you grew up in the more edgy era of Final Fantasy 7, or were turned off by the mediocrity that is Final Fantasy 8 (though I stand by the super cool leveling mechanics of that game), then now's your chance to try it again, because while it can be jarring to see the series go back to a more traditional fantasy style, you do yourself a disservice by judging it solely on that.

Interestingly, even though Nintendo kind of resurrected the videogame industry in the 1980s after it went bust, and most Western kids grew up playing Nintendo, once Western companies got back up and going there was a decline in sales of Japanese games, so that now Japanese games aren't quite as dominant in the West.

Our industry is finally growing up, though we need to grow a lot more, and we need to realize that, like movies, we are getting so many different types of games to draw in people of all ages, genders and races.

Growing up, I had a big brother who collected games, so even though I was born in 1994, I was still able to play many retro games.

However, of the games I grew up playing, Id have to say that Super Mario Bros 3 and Bubble Bobble are at the top of my most frequently played list, even though, as with some of the others mentioned, I never actually owned a copy of Bubble Bobble until I was older.

Though some may call me cynical, I can definitely see Sony looking to inflate its monthly PlayStation Plus line - ups with emulated games, and in terms of the variety of games, this is something that will no doubt grow organically.

This allows gamers to quickly grow attached to the characters, though many more will show up throughout the game as well.

I grew up playing the Master System port of Shinobi, and it was an excellent game — the arcade version, though, still works as a perfect example of the side - scrolling action genre that gets nearly everything right.

My parents didn't necessarily support my interest in gaming when I was growing up, so I was limited to my Sega Genesis with Sonic Spinball, Boogerman, Eternal Champions, Dinosaurs for Hire and the WWF and Mortal Kombat games (sans MK1, even though it was the very first game I had ever played).

This is a video game based on friendship and growing up, though the base of the game is set around puzzles.

Though I never owned any Sega console besides the Genesis growing up, my sister and I were able to enjoy a fairly wide variety of Sega games through their presence on Nintendo consoles, the most memorable of which being Sonic...

Though I didn't grow up with a Sega of my own, I do have a fair number of memories with the console, and its games, myself.

I can see this becoming another cult classic that I will play with my friends, even though we've all grown up I believe this title still have the power to bring gamers together once more.