Sentences with phrase «games he grew up loving»

Each of M - DRIVE's music tracks and sound effects has been lovingly crafted by composer Snowy Fox using the same synthesis method as the original console's Yamaha sound chip, in the styles of many of the games we grew up loving, holding the idea of an action RPG in mind, but the pack is also open to several different game genres.

Not exact matches

I also grew up loving video games, but I don't entirely understand the Pokemon Go phenomenon.

Hersman: Hugely competitive — I grew up playing a lot of sports, like rugby and basketball, and I love playing board games and computer games.

Growing up, I loved video games.

I grew up going to Friday night high school football games, and spending many a Superbowl in the 90's rooting for a team everyone knew was going to lose (Sorry, Buffalo,) so the idea of teaming up with another 63 football - loving food bloggers to rep our home teams was something I just couldn't resist.

Boycott games, march's, protests, banners... whatever it takes, just bring back the arsenal ive grown up loving please!!!

«There's a real movement around street football, I've personally always grown up playing football and loving the beautiful game and after starting something successful abroad, I wanted to bring it home to the UK.»

«I've always likes the Seminoles, I love their coaches, grew up going to games.»

I loved those NCAA Football games growing up.

Growing up with video games can stick with you, making you ready to pass on that love and be able to bond with your kid without forcing it.

He and his family live in Switzerland, where, according to a childhood friend, he grew up loving computer games, at one point selling them at a store he owned called Einstein's World.

Growing up, I loved math, puzzles, games, and eventually computer programming.

Growing up, I was heavily influenced by my surroundings and friends who loved watching cartoons, wrestling or skating and playing video games.»

Fun loving guy loves watching a lot of the stuff I used to growing seeing some of the revamps and new stuff gets to almost all the time love playing video games as hot me up

Since I grew up with Paper Mario I have come to love the series with TTYD being my favorite, I went out and bought a 3DS XL just for this game (for now).

Lego Star Wars was probably my favorite game as a child, but that game didn't age well, Lego Indiana Jones was my second favorite game when I was a kid, but when I grew up and played it again I still loved it.

If you grew up like me, loving classic's like; Super Metroid, Castlevania and Bionic Commando then you will love this game!.

As we were developing the game, fully aware that we were making this great game for people who have been loving the 3D Sonic high - speed action titles, we also know we have this really hardcore group who grew up playing it on the Megadrive and the Genesis that want that pixel - based classic Sonic game that are always like, «Where's my 2D game?!»

I'm sure Mario is great and all, but I'm all burnt out on Mario games and would love to experience other Nintendo franchises I grew up on.

They were both good games that I grew up with in the Wii and DS Era and I love them still

I grew up on movies and on video games, and love and respect what they bring to the table.

For those of us who grew up playing games like Punch - Out, Metroid, Legend of Zelda, and Street Fighter 2, this is film's love letter to video games, or perhaps its long overdue apology, since Hollywood has proven incapable of successfully adapting a game franchise.

It not only contained all of the action players had grown to love from the 1998 original, but it threw in all of the extra characters added to the GBA version of the game and wrapped everything up in a package that looked, sounded, and ran as well on the PSP as it had on the original PlayStation hardware.

Growing up, my family loved holding game nights.

Jessica Kholinne is an Indonesian comic colorist who grew up loving comic books, movies and games.

I grew up playing Monopoly and other strategy games, and loved it!

Many of us grew up with Nintendo — we've celebrated games such as Nintendogs, which PETA Europe named Best Animal - Friendly Video Game, and our love for these games powered the parodies we've made.

In the case of the Ni No Kuni franchise where it really began is, as a child I watched a lot of Ghibli movies growing up and fell in love with it instantly and I was thinking to myself, «How cool would it be if we could immerse ourselves in the world of a Ghibli project as a game?»

I watched with horror when I saw how the games that I grew up and loved became shadows of their former selves and now I've turned full circle.

«It's been a great way to connect with other artists, support a good cause, and have fun re-living a game that each of us grew up loving despite our different backgrounds.»

Many of us grew up with Nintendo — we've celebrated games such as Nintendogs, which PETA Europe named Best Animal - Friendly Video Game, and our love for these games powered the parodies we've made, such as the Super Mario Bros. — spoofing Super Chick Sisters, in which players try to save Princess Pamela Anderson from the evil Colonel Sanders, and Pokémon Black & Blue: Got ta Free»Em All, in which players battle to free Pokémon from human enslavement.

, it's exiting to try and break new ground... Or space really... There is no ground anywhere in this game, and I see you are always updating your masterpiece, and it would be really awesome if you could add a map randomizer or map creator to share with the community, but that doesn't change the fact that I LOVE your game so much it's the first game I have bought on my mobile, and probably will be the only one, and just felt the urge to write a comment on your game because I really want to see this grow:) keep your creativity up!

Because my two greatest loves growing up were always video games and music.

Wulverblade is clearly influenced by old school side - scrolling brawlers like Final Fight, TMNT: The Arcade Game, and Double Dragon, and I love what I've played so far of this modern homage to a genre I grew up playing.

If this device was suppossed to be PS3 quality the screen should have been 720p, its not so just focus on the PS2 games we all grew up on and love and due to feature removal cant enjoy any longer on our PS3's.

I loved this game growing up, and I fully intend on buying a copy.

These two games franchises I really have a lot of love for these two games, I grew up with them and they have made some fantastic game play.

And yes, if you red my review you know a large part of my love of the game is that it gave me the chance to take pot shots at the kinds of backwards - thinking renecks I grew up around, and I do like taking potshots and backward - thinking redneck troglodytes.

Growing up, he was encouraged to study music by his parents, and loving the music of games like Final Fantasy, Street Fighter II, Myst, and Panzer Dragoon pushed him towards composition in the interactive entertainment sphere.

I loved this game on PSOne growing up, but I'd forgotten how absolutely fantastic it is to play (for the most part) until I booted it back up for the first time early this year to record the entire game for my upcoming Final Fantasy IX Story Play (Our entire Charged Shot crew is part of it, you can indulge my shameless plug).

The «growing up» part hasn't happened yet but I love making games anyway.

If you are a grown - up and love the franchise then go ahead and try it out and it might be one of your favourite games of 2014.

Being a Brit, I grew up with SEGA so Golden Axe is a game I love despite all it's faults.

Above all else, Deponia is a labor of love, carefully crafted as an homage to those classic point and click games that I grew up with while somehow still managing to retain a modern vibe, despite having left the age - old gameplay formula almost completely untouched.

i love nentendo growing up wii was crap cept for few game you could count on your hands been good ill get the wii U maybe 2 years from now when it cheaper an they have Zelda an few other exclusive hits i mit even wait longer an see what they plan long term too stand against X box an ps4

I love platformers, I grew up with them and I seriously think they are like the root of all games.

Growing up in the seedy underworld of the arcade scene in the early 90s, I've a certain love for fighting games that continues to this day.

In this game in the genre Action, you can not only wander around the world, solve puzzles and fight with enemies, but also love, communicate with the outside world, grow up and simply lead the life of an ordinary person, living it as you see fit.

As I grew up, I fell in love with games and was enchanted by their magic as I traveled many worlds in the shoes of many characters.

Now for me I love retro games, I grew up playing on systems like the Atari and Spectrum and Spectra tickles that inner child in me, and I just can't put it down.