Sentences with phrase «games installed there»

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There is a cocktail lounge which has recently been installed at the venue and there are plenty of big screen TV showing sports while there is also a chance to enjoy traditional pub games like darts and There is a cocktail lounge which has recently been installed at the venue and there are plenty of big screen TV showing sports while there is also a chance to enjoy traditional pub games like darts and there are plenty of big screen TV showing sports while there is also a chance to enjoy traditional pub games like darts and there is also a chance to enjoy traditional pub games like darts and pool.

As the multiplayer mode is still in beta, there are a few steps needed to actually install and access the mode inside of the game's v1.3 update.

It's not about install base as the ps4one has a Lower instal base, it's about Nintendo fans only buying Nintendo games then moaning that there is no 3rd party support.

For the first time in a LEGO game, there was a cover based shooting system installed.

They released an HD remake (Wind Waker) on a system with a small install base and it's already sold over a million copies (and that's just physical copies keep in mind that when the game released there were a lot of people like me that got it digitally because it was available digitally a few weeks before it was available physically

There are many tutorials which should be installed because this is the only way to fully understand how the game works.

As there are numerous of different FS 17 mods, by installing any of them you'll change the game even a little bit and it will become unique.

most sales for the game are attributed to the japanese market and those systems don't come close to nintendos systems over there as far as the install base is concerned

While some people may question the wisdom in working so hard to bring a game to a system with such a shrinking install base, there are many reasons to do so.

I have ad - hoc party installed and was browsing on there just yesterday looking for a game.

After installing a projector in front of the car, plus a few codebreakers here and there, the game was set to be taken for a test drive.

What this means for consumers is that there will be no need to wait for long download times, or having to buy the DVD to install a game.

Even if you have a game installed on your profile that your child loves, when your child accesses their FreeTime account, they will need to install it over there.

The good news is that you can easily and quickly install Google Play on your Kindle Fire and enjoy all the apps & games you can find there.

There is also new sharing options available when you install an app or click the share button, so you can let your besties know what new game or reading app you are checking out.

the mobile and tablet section has the install base but you will hardly ever see games at # 40, theyll most likely be f2p with micro-transactions or be very cheap, and like sony said when you put a game up «its like the lottery» as theres so many that being successful is rare unless youre featured or you have a large following to begin with.

There is no need to install games into storage if they're being read from cartridge.

Launching a AAA is risky enough - not every game flies off the shelves; but launching a AAA game for Move is going to be a massive risk until there is a much bigger install base.

With each new title, there is a bigger and bigger Xbox 360 installed base of users, so the games can sell more.

I saw some people praising it (but I never played it), actually there was some people that wanted this game so much that they translated the game and made a patch that you can install on your wii to run the original disc with the english texts.

What if they rent games ROTFLMAO by the time they are done installing it's time to take the game back, then they have to uninstall and install there old games again.

No matter how big the install base is, there's no point in expecting higher sales if the install base isn't interested in the games.

There is playing while installing, but the Xbox has to install a much larger chunk of data before the game can be launched plus the update of the game.

«No matter how big the install base is, there's no point in expecting higher sales if the install base isn't interested in the games» Pokemon Go... «They make more money waiting for the smart and open - minded multi-console gamers to pick up a console for their games, than they would waiting for a scant 500k (at best) to pick up a less - realistic - looking game on consoles where other third party games, like Battlefield, already have dibs on their wallets» What happens when Nintendo stops making consoles, where will you go?

@ Black I've already explained that they wouldn't, because there's no significantly large Nintendo - friendly install base for Nintendo games to sell to on those competing consoles.

There's also a good potential for double dippers who want to play the game they very much enjoyed on the go (especially in the early adopter pool of the Switch install base).

- «Nobody owned them yet» = We'll do it when there's a large enough install base for next gen. - «Every video game developer has games in progress for those (Next - Gen) consoles & q...

Again: CoD on Wii stands as ironclad proof that larger install bases do not guarantee larger sales, and by your ridiculously ignorant logic, both Sony and Microsoft are ALSO better off trying to go third party and focus on mobile games, because apparently they'd make even more there than with the PS4.

With the SD card installed on your switch, the games will load faster and there will be no slow - down in the gaming experience.

There's a 7.4 GB patch when you install the game which is weird because the game was delayed in the first place to avoid a big patch.

Nowadays you're not actually «purchasing» a PC game, but rather «subscribing» to it or purchasing a license for it, which means game publishers can tell you how many times you can install a game, make you pay to unlock content that's already on the disc, or go ahead and revoke your right to play a game, and there's nothing illegal about them doing any of these things at all because you paid $ 50 for a service (the subscription or license) rather than for a product.

Nowadays you're not actually «purchasing» a PC game, but rather «subscribing» to it or «licensing» it, which means game publishers can tell you how many times you can install a game, make you pay to unlock content that's already on the disc, or go ahead and revoke your right to play a game, and there's nothing illegal about them doing any of these things at all because you paid $ 50 for a service rather than a product.

There are PS3 games I refuse to play even now because of install times.

While some people may question the wisdom in working so hard to bring a game to a system with such a shrinking install base, there are many reasons to do so.

Nice, if I wanted to install a game, I would be playing PC games, there I don't care because I have all the room to install games (I know I can upgrade HDDs, but I am not near that point yet).

Also is there installed memory or can game saves be stored on each game memory card?

I prefer to play 1 at a time, and finished by hand and then othe experiment is that, as already said, only with online games that makes us go there sometimes is that it pays to be on the hard drive even in the pc, never had more than 10 games installed and have 2 TB

Does nt the PS4 come with 406 - 408 available gigs so thats maybe 1 more game that can be installed in the PS4 so really there isnt much of a difference

Lack of games yeah rite, I have over 300 ready to installs, not to mention about 30 + on external hard drive then there's the rest I havnt purchased which is tons, beyond a joke coming out with something like that.

i did nt realize there were people out there that wanted to wait long for games to install... interesting

Ummm... there are 20 games to install for XB1 already?

There is no need to endure the long process of applying to the App Store or Google Play Store to install a game before getting the chance to try it out.

oh and i forgot to add, there are also firmware updates on game discs, so if a game needs a certain firmware you'll be able to install it from the game.

While there is a limit to the number of computers you can use Alpha Protocol on at any one time Sega isn't restricting the number of computers you can install the game on over the life of the product.

There's a free battle mode, which you'll be introduced to while the game is installing (at least on the PS4 it was available).

However, for those that have purchased the game and are installing on a computer that does not have an internet connection then there is an alternative way of activating the license.

There will be millions of people who will be hungry for content, creating a richer development cycle for game publishers who will have an install base to support titles.

The game will launch (including digital version) before installation is complete, so there is plenty of content to play around in while the red installs.»

If you are not interested in the Wii U version this game is also available for the PS3, PC and Xbox 360, also online will most likely have more players as there is a bigger install base on the other platforms.

Yes, there are DRM free games that are easily transferrable, but it's far from the majority, and having to install everything all over again every three years is less than fun.