Sentences with phrase «games journalists do»

Periods also open a vast array of possibilities for what gamer bros call «gameplay» (which we game journalists DO NOT need to master) in the burgeoning genre of VR.

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Chinese politicians don't write tell - all memoirs; Chinese journalists can't write a «Fire and Fury,» a «What It Takes,» or even a «Game Change.»

our pathetic story about arsenal title contenders fade away in a month... and all those shitty players always come out and say how arsenal is fighting for the title (arteta, giroud etc...) time for a new menager, one who will not speaking to the journalists how transfer window should shot down earlier but he is the only one trying to do something in the last day of the transfer window or he is pretending that he is doing something, but no... he flew to the france to be a pundit for france game... I am sick and tired of this man, can't stand it anymore...

Ramona Shelburn — one of the few journalists at ESPN worth reading — interviewed Ersan Ilyasova after game 1 & asked Ilyasova «Why did you & Marco Belinelli chose this Young Sixers team over Title contenders like Golden State, Cleveland & Toronto when All of those teams Wanted the two of you?»

When on the pitch, we knew he will make a difference... The defense feels secure, the attack as well feels free, and he actuallt start those attack... Xakha doesn't he just pass and run to get a pass, not going forward or making that pass that ma kes a difference or a goal... Useless, but great stats, like our 70 % possession and losing games, he is the leader of that no sense possession, passing, he does most of our passes, then runs to get it back to pass it, gets it back because he just passes and player is stock has to get it back to him... He will be a great journalist pulling stats..

I just don't believe the rants of pundits and journalists... Jack leaving Arsenal is hard to accept but the fact that he has played 11 games in the last two seasons proves that we can't depend on him at Arsenal.

i completely agree with you, arsenal fans might be the most present online but i truly believe that they are some of the most clueless when it comes down to the game, they slam the manager based on what they read in the papers, on websites as if it were the gospel truth some of them would like to think they, d do a better job than wenger and our players, they post a lot of comments and don, t even know the positions of some players even when we win comfortably they, re never satisfied oh also they love the usual cliches used by the so - called journalists / pundits.

Everton boss Sam Allardyce did not get disappointed when only a few journalists turned up to his press - conference ahead of Liverpool game.

Along the way, Warnock points the finger of blame at: Gareth Southgate, Rafa Benàtez and Alex Ferguson, for all playing weakened teams in their respective clubs» matches against United's relegation rivals; the officials who allowed West Ham to win at Blackburn with a «goal» that didn't cross the line; Times journalist Pete Lansley, for upsetting goalkeeper Paddy Kenny by asking about his troubled personal life in an interview; the FA («rank amateurs»), for not punishing West Ham for fielding two ineligible players, Carlos Tevez and Javier Mascherano; and finally David Unsworth, for contriving a costly penalty miss for United against Blackburn midway through the season but then scoring from the spot at Bramall Lane for Wigan in the game that sent the Blades down at the Latics» expense.

While the pile of concussion books in my office continues to grow taller, seemingly with every passing day, one that will stay at the top of the very short pile of my favorites is Back in the Game: Why Concussion Doesn't Have To End Your Athletic Career (Oxford University Press, New York 2016) by sports neurologist Jeffrey Kutcher, M.D., and award - winning sports journalist Joanne Gerstner.

2face, while addressing journalists on Wednesday in Maiduguri immediately after the visit, said, «Unless government and politicians step up their games by doing the needful in eradicating poverty among the masses, particularly youths, and do justice to all manner of people, ending insurgency and other forms of violence currently happening in some parts of the north east and the country as a whole may be difficult and unrealistic.»

But more than just a 90 minute visual buffet, the film shows what it's like to be a journalist at the top of your game, doing something that you love, and that makes a major difference in the lives of those you write about.

Once again she's following the same crimes as journalist Mikael Blomkvist (Michael Nyqvist), but they don't meet until late in the game as a murder trail leads to old family secrets.

«Boy, I'd love to make a DuckTales game» got a few journalist's ears to perk up, but he was quick to point out that he's in no way making one at this point, although he cleverly did want us to write that he said he wants to make a DuckTales game to help build demand so he could.

Also, any «respected journalist» will tell you that it doesn't matter what console you race on, just play your games.

@static5245 you don't need to download the patch for the PS4, when you buy the console you can plug all your stuff in and turn it on put a game in and start playing, you don't need the update whatsoever to play games... so no... clearly there was never DRM... I think guys like Adam Sessler are upset over something completely different and it has to do with them being able to record video for reviewing games, there seems to be an issue with that right now, either that, or only a select group of gaming journalists are being aloud into this Sony Preview event, naturally people are gonna be pissed because it gives every other journalist an edge over them making it harder for them to attain readers intern messing with their lively hood, but thats about it, and GT seems to be nothing but excited about the PS, teasing stuff for the VGA's it seems.

This is a game you probably won't find on the lists of professional game journalists, or even just regular old gamers, which is understandable given that it doesn't do anything new or special.

I love how game journalists bashed this game and didn't even play the game!!!

Game criticism is being crushed between a community that will downcall anything that doesn't agree with it, and publishers that can keep journalists in their back pocket.

He comes up now and then, if he's just a game journalist, everyone is entitled to his opninon, but we don't need Gonintendo posts about him.

While he has written for gaming sites and even a county newspaper at one point, G doesn't consider himself a games journalist or professional.

At the time of writing, both Estrada and Ryan were seen sinking a few beers, pausing only to laugh and then cry as a games journalist mistakenly emailed them thinking that they were doing PR for Rockstar.

I see it as a good example of the first game of a former game journalist; lots of novel and fresh mechanics, lots of idealism, but didn't quite have the iron grip of a seasoned design veteran.

Many journalists liked the colorful visual style and over the top cartoon violence of the game, but found it a bit too repetitive or didn't like the usage of the right stick for performing combat moves.

The head of Xbox Phil Spencer has come out swinging against games journalists who are writing clickbait reviews to profit from ad revenue, explaining that misrepresenting the quality of Microsoft's games in order to make money is a disgusting, reprehensible behaviour, unless he and his marketing team are doing it.

after GOD OF WAR ASCENSION, The Last Of Us and Beyond performances there are some stupid video games journalist saying that ubisoft won E3 incredible don't you think?

Most of these dudes that do reviews have been gaming for so many years, and played so many games (many of which they didn't want to play but had to because of their job as a gaming journalist) that they're jaded to a point I don't think anyone should EVER get to with something they used to love.

I didn't start traveling abroad until I became a video games and technology journalist in my late twenties, nor living abroad until I met a particular London gentleman during a games conference in Nottingham last year and decided I wanted to see some more of, er, the UK's games industry.

the passionate people from the fan base who are doing a far better job then the supposed game journalists

I think the universe holds such a potential for great multi player Large fleets space ship battles were never ever promised and in most previews even journalists said most space battles are very straight forward I agree with you on controls I agree with you on planets and plants I believe the game requires too big of grind The game lacks variety The game lacks a clear vision and clear story All of the planets bases look the same Every planet you do the same thing So as you see I am not defending the game in any sense but I do have an issue with gamers having this imaginations of what they wanted and the developers had a different vision http://www.geek.com/games/n... Please read this article.

All they're doing is weighing the game journalist industry down.

Not even the journalist who did previews ever say anything about how bad it was or what was missing and even when someone did question the game.

Just like the journalist who are so spoiled that they need the game now instead of the same date as everyone... Or they could be jealous that some others did get it early and not them..

These and other instances of review tampering and outside influence do reinforce readers to be skeptical of game journalist sites, and it is in our best interest as journalists to ensure this kind of thinking — albeit not by receiving kickbacks or sitting high on our chairs of authority.

Aggregating review scores on the Internet can serve to benefit a consumer who doesn't necessarily follow game journalist sites but wants a comprehensive and diverse perspective on a game before purchase.

I know I sound like a real game journalist here — impatient, unskilled, whiny, ironically terrible at the job that I'm doing.

For some games journalists, though, the game doesn't go... Continue reading →

I'm going to attempt to show how this data links to Metacritic scores — demonstrating which games that gamers and journalists agree on (and which ones they don't).

Fans and journalists talk about it often, and I don't doubt that MMO developers devote an enormous amount of time and money to making their games sufficiently sticky.

We talk about some of the hard realities and nuances of making it as a games journalist and doing games critique.

We're all volunteers here, and what ad revenue we do make goes towards keeping the site running, but in addition to the great experience of working to deadlines and stretching yourself to learn new skills, you'll get to be part of a close - knit community of journalists and creatives who all love games.

Still, it would be nice if they would care about free speech for game devs, game critics and game journalists as much as they do about free speech for edgelords, MRAs, white supremacists, child pornographers, revenge porn distributors, twitter dogpilers and the sort of repugnant assholes who try to shame fat girls into suicide.

Enthusiastic game journalist that calls out arrogant game developers — > Community manager that gives thorough game updates and insights into development for the fan base — > arrogant game developer that doesn't seem to give two shits about what the fans think.

You have a journalist coming over to write a video game - you'd go «Oh yeah, you think you know how to do it - why don't you try to write a video game».

Kieron Gillen is one of a few game journalists that do criticism.

I don't need a single game journalist to consolidate 10 reviews for me anymore, when I can easily google Let's Play videos, aggregated user reviews, or the company website and decide for myself.

For what it's worth, GameSetWatch deliberately paid a game journalist to check out Second Life from the in - world game perspective, and what he found was interesting, but ultimately didn't keep him around.

No amount of previews where you journalists talk about how incredible and fun the games are because they have like seven Move controllers provided (which would cost us $ 280) for Joust or four DualShock 4 controllers (which would costs us $ 240) can do anything to convince me.

Some of the highlights of the show, such as Star Wars: 1313 or Ubisoft's surprise Watch Dogs do not qualify, as the rules state the journalists must be able to «manipulate a game in real - time while running on its native platform.»

'' At a casual glance of course it's easy to confuse games journalists with professional gamers, since they do share some characteristics like unstable employment, low pay, and a minimal chance of a stable career path beyond the age of 35, but they are actually quite distinct.»