Sentences with phrase «games is a huge deal»

While it's the 2014 Spiel des Jahres winner (and German awards for board games being a huge deal), I wasn't introduced to it until Randy and Kristy Pitchford challenged us to a game today.

Even though digital distribution of games is a huge deal these days, especially when it comes to PC, the industry has been a bit reluctant on changing its shipping model.

Not exact matches

Here's the deal — if Team Harris gets another huge W on Sunday v. Team Goldin in what would normally be an Accelerated Game of the Week AND if Team Maione moves to 11 - 0, meaning Team Lalez has dropped two in a row..

For a 19 - year - old boy that's very demanding in a club where the requests are very high but he absorbs the game very well, not only physically but as well he deals very well with the huge pressure that is on him for such a big game.

-- Red Sox are 7 games out of first and although they will not make a huge deal like they did last year with Victor Martinez, the Red Sox will find a way to improve their club no matter.

Arsenal were dealt a huge blow before the Man City game on Sunday when Mikel Arteta was ruled out through injury.

They've come ever so close to a huge victory over a talented side on so many occasions now and Spurs could be the game where Bolton fans step up and realise that Owen Coyle is the real deal as Bolton manager.

«It's a very important game that is worth a great deal for the table and comes two days after a huge disappointment,» said Lazio coach Simone Inzaghi.

I mean its not a huge deal since the only gamecube games i really still play are Rouge Leader, Ocarina of time (that I got from preodering Wind waker), and... Wind Waker... shit guess I got ta keep my Wii then

Man oh man... Many sites state that the Vita version has some framerate issues when the action gets really frantic... That IS a huge deal breaker for me... but still, the game has tons of charm and the art is just gorgeous... so if the framerate drop is minor, i might want to look the other way, so to speak... Soooo, how bad is the performance drop??IS a huge deal breaker for me... but still, the game has tons of charm and the art is just gorgeous... so if the framerate drop is minor, i might want to look the other way, so to speak... Soooo, how bad is the performance drop??is just gorgeous... so if the framerate drop is minor, i might want to look the other way, so to speak... Soooo, how bad is the performance drop??is minor, i might want to look the other way, so to speak... Soooo, how bad is the performance drop??is the performance drop????

i think having a few cameos from other franchises like zelda and metroid in a mariokart game would be fantastic, but i would» nt want them to make a huge deal out of it, calling it «mariokart allstars» or anything like that.

It's likely to be the same situation on Xbox One, though we can't check first hand, and while it's hardly a deal breaker for most, but a small minority of gamers will potentially miss out on a huge slab of content.

Still, it's not a huge deal and overall the game controls wonderfully.

Fluid performance and better visuals is the deal that these next gen machines are offering for the games that were already a huge hit.

I love Neo Geo too so being able to play games like metal slug 3 on the go is a huge deal for me.

Although with that said mechanical failures are rare enough in the real sport that their lack of inclusion in the game isn't a huge deal, but still die - hard fans will likely be a little annoyed to see this missing.

+ Huge focus on variety keeps things much more interesting than last time + Great deal longer, making it more of a full game than ever before + Still keeps the cool feeling of being a historical badass

What's surprising is that while Minecraft is obviously a huge deal and a great addition to Microsoft's roster, $ 2.5 - billion seems like a massive amount to spend on a developer that has yet to prove themselves outside of that one game.

In a game like this, voice acting is a HUGE deal.

This is a huge deal because Mega Man is among the most popular characters in video games and has, sadly, been left out of the spotlight in recent years.

I put up a tiny store on my grapefrukt games site, unfortunately you will need to have a paypal account to pay, but it's the best I could arrange without making this a huge deal.

With this and the recent deal with Atari, Sony seems to be in the middle of testing out a new strategy, while none of the games in question are or were expected to have huge sales, one can only speculate on what the next title will be.

Following in the wake of the huge Bungie - Activision deal announced the other day, very few details have been released regarding exactly what kind of game Bungie is planning to make.

And it's not a huge deal because Fatshark has priced their game so competitively, far below what AAA developers demand.

This is a huge deal for console gamers, mainly because the console graphics are now comparable to PC graphics because of the overhaul of hardware performance the Xbox Scorpio will bring, completely shattering the «low performance» of consoles.

One of the reasons 3D was such a huge deal was because there was a big market demand to have games that could visually perform on the same level as movies, which is why it was always used as a metric for graphical fidelity in that era.

This game was already packed with tons of content to enjoy on your own or with friends, but it just got a huge update making this possible the best deal of the day.

The reality is Amazon has got their number and their 20 % off brand new games for the first two weeks is a huge huge deal.

I still remember how many people were making it such a huge deal that Crackdown 3 not releasing at the same time as Xbox One X would spell gloom and doom for the iterative console, as if that one game from a series that was never a system seller to begin with could have that sort of influence.

Ignoring the irritating day - one issues which left people with huge swathes of the game missing entirely there are some framerate issues to deal with, at least when using my own admittedly modest setup.

So no purchase from Steam Sales this year, knowing pretty well I will get back the huge deals in future for the games I am eying.

Resolution differences dominated the headlines and gaming media and gamers alike made a huge deal about this, but with the release of Sony's PS4 Pro and Microsoft's Xbox One X, it is the X that comes out on top — and by quite a large degree.

This is a huge deal to me personally because a God of War game contains so much over-the-top, heavy hitting action that you really want to feel a tactile connection to Kratos.

That may not be a huge deal, but it is something bad that can be minimized by making the game single — player.

This is followed by the supporting characters guilt tripping you and game forcing you to join in with the ranks of B.L.A.D.E. Even after making such a huge deal about how «this choice will define you».

A huge thank you to the No Good Terrible Game Breakers that have been helping track down bugs, and of course my family for dealing with my crazy addiction of making and releasing games.

We've picked up some interesting offers today, including a mega deal on a brand new PS4 Pro (a pre-cursor of what's to come Black Friday), an Amazon Echo, and it's cute little sister, the Amazon Echo Dot, a fantastic Sony Bravia television, a car seat for the home racing enthusiast, a huge games pack from the epic folk at Humble Bundle who are donating 100 % off the proceeds to charity -LRB-!)

Gamersgate are currently doing a huge sale on Borderlands franchise (including the DLC, in case you already own the base game and are looking to expand your experience) but it you're one of the few people who hasn't jumped in on the action this deal is the best around for the complete experience at the time of writing.

Kinctimals is a big name Xbox 360 game, so it was a pretty huge deal when it finally landed on Windows Phone as an Xbox Live game.

To us, this is a huge deal — we've been working on Aragami for over two years, and finally we will be able to share our game with PS4 fans worldwide.

For hobbyist developers or those who have another job to support themselves, this isn't a huge deal, but developers that quickly jump into being full - time game makers often find themselves in over their heads.

Billing itself as a full first - person shooter experience, published by Sony itself and developed by Impulse Gear (a company founded by members of various AAA studios with the express purpose of developing VR experiences), this game looks set to be a huge deal and just so happens to be a PlayStation VR exclusive, to boot.

While this isn't a huge deal, especially if you play the game using the fast - forward mechanic only found on the PC version, then you may not even notice how long some of the segments truly take.

He continued, further down the thread: «Microsoft's E3 was a clear indication that the ID@XBOX program is capable of creating trust in some big indie names... In the end, trust is a huge deal for independent developers, if we're to commit serious resources and investment towards a console game.»

With the game pretty much set up for speedrunners to use and abuse, if you're that way inclined, then I can see a huge deal of interest sitting in this one.

The convenience factor with having the game at your fingertips is a huge deal.

OMG, OLED screen technology is a huge deal for gamers: Pixels are REALLY tiny, making for a really sharp picture, there's virtually no motion blur, contrast ratio is outstanding, producing excellent black / white levels, it saves a ton of battery life, compared to an LCD screen, and since it's also a capacitive touchscreen, it should be super-responsive!

In a tweet from Geoff Keighley he stated that following The Game Awards show there will be a huge sale across the Nintendo eShop and all other platforms, including some great deals.

Because if you are not a huge fan and you are looking for a platformer type deal with a little difference in gameplay then this is not your game simply because after about 2 hours or so I had still only ran into four different enemy types.

The recent deal with DeNA is a huge shake up for their business model and is seeing Nintendo develop games for new smart device hardware for the first time ever, effectively they are going third party.