Sentences with phrase «get game audio»

Also, I couldn't even get the game audio to come through my headset attached to the gamepad when playing the demo.

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Try some audio reading: George R. R. Martin's hit medieval fantasy series A Song of Ice and Fire, the basis for HBO's award - winning show Game of Thrones, is about as far from bumper - to - bumper traffic as you can get.

And in another live - demo, Shanghai - based video game startup Directive Games showed an AR game in which the sound effects generated by digital imagery get louder or quieter depending on where people move in the physical world, underscoring the importance of precise audio in augmented reality.

«I look at it as 18 baseball games played simultaneously and then we choose which of those baseball games you get,» audio mixer Chris Acker observed.

Any gamer will tell you that this is a great value for what you get in terms of quality audio, comfort and features and would love to unwrap these this holiday season.

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Viewing this as a launch year game, it is harsh to dwell on the games shortcomings (the audio for gunfire is just awful, character models lack the shine as do certain parts of the game, slow down occurs when things get too hectic and it can be difficult to get into a game online) when it is the first game of the series, the first game by the developer, and the first FPS game for the Vita.

this is another fantastic game that just seems to be getting loads of negative feedback but it really is a fantastic shooter the story is great with a real sense of depth plus the secret story that you descover by downloading all the audio files really adds a sense of depth.

Most of this could be excused due to it being an Xbox Live Arcade game, but comparing it it to some of the more recent games released on the downloadable platform, it seems odd that more couldn't have been gotten out the of the audio and visual presentation.

The game also includes all of the original DLC, dual Japanese and English audio, and trophy support (Get that Valkyria platinum trophy!)

The game has an interesting soundtrack that probably doesn't quite fit the game too well and it literally has not audio dialogue so there's very little in the way of sound to review, you get the generic 2D crafting sound effects which are amusing however and do contribute to the game's humour a little, the gameplay itself is immersive enough that you can sink hours into the game without realising it, though the menus can be a little tiresome to navigate as you have to open a close them to remove a misplaced item or constantly scroll through all the many different items and topics you can choose from.

Once Dolby Atmos for Headphones is enabled, you'll get the full Dolby Atmos moving audio experience with games, movies, and shows designed for Dolby Atmos.

An analysis of this audio data suggests that it contains code for part of a classic game titled «Portopia Serial Murders», which is said to have inspired Kojima to get into game creation.

The more that you put into searching for the audio diaries and looking out for sublime hints to the story progression the more you will get out of it and the better the overall experience will be but it still ultimately feels that the links to the first game needed to be more prominent and not just a simple, optional, backstory.

You also get some other extras like a complete game guide, audio commentaries and so on however these aren't anything a brief internet search couldn't provide so, whilst they're nice to have, I don't think they're essential.

As the disclaimer message on the start screen warns, you will require audio to «get the most out of this game».

Games have audio directions and get more complex as the game progresses.

Looks basically like you do all the work of editing / cover, then you campaign for votes, and maybe you'll win $ 1500 and they get to do anything they want with it for two years, including ignoring it, or selling off all the foreign and audio and movie / TV / video game rights.

Other notable features include the addition of multiple profiles to get a custom experience depending on the person using the device, whispersync for games and audio books so you don't lose your progress between devices and more.

If you're interested in catapulting your book to bestsellerdom, whether you've got a literary agent and publisher, or you're self - published, we've got the Publishing Game books, audios, workshops, kits, consulting, and articles for you.

If you want to adjust the volume of a video, audio file or game, you've got to back out of whatever you're in the middle of in order to access the media volume controls which can be found on the tablet's Home screen.

The pre-loaded content is pretty rich and varied and includes some nice games (Chess, Crossword, Sudoku), as well as Email Book Reading, Nook Friends, Media Gallery, Netflix and Hulu Plus and you also get access to Nook books and support for pretty much any audio and video file type known to mankind.

Another audio guy said that trying to get sounds into the game was like wallpapering a wall whilst the rest of the house was burning down.

I see most people here don't get the idea of having both the original language and the dubbed audio, but I suppose that is because there isn't anything foreign for you to watch besides Japanese Anime or Japanese games, and even those are dubbed.

I think as game developers and audio directors continue to get an increased education on not only the importance of music but the importance of interactive music then composers will continue to get better chances to express themselves.

The reason it took me so long to get around to playing this is because on day one when the game released it had a bug that prevented the audio from working on the GamePad when you were using Off - TV mode and it took them nearly a year to finally fix it via patch.

There was some talk about those being casual games though, we'll get the exact quote once the audio becomes available.

Obviously since this is a Ghost Recon headset it did get considerable testing using Future Soldier, which is luckily a game with great audio, but it also got put through its paces with F1 2011, Battlefield 3, DiRT 3 and many more.

We'll find out whether Tidus and Yuna get to keep their happiness later this fall when the game and the audio drama have their release.

maybe it's just me but l need darkness and good audio to get me into a suspense / horror genre game.

Never again will I get to experience a whole new world of audio detail where I could pick out amazing layers of sound that I never knew existed, even in a game I'd poured hundreds of hours into.

Getting into game audio proved difficult, but was made possible by attending networking events such as GDC (Game Developer Conference) and other meetup grogame audio proved difficult, but was made possible by attending networking events such as GDC (Game Developer Conference) and other meetup groGame Developer Conference) and other meetup groups.

If you like to play video games and listen to commercial / copyrighted music / audio while doing so, Twin Galaxies recommends that you wear headphones while recording your score performance video so that the music you listen to does not get recorded.

GameSoundCon teaches the core concepts, practical skills and game audio training to get a music or sound design job in the video game industry.

It's primarily a vehicle for unlocking extras in Dead Space 2 when it ships — those extras being a hack suit with bonus perks, a weapon skin, bonus audio logs, and extra power nodes, health packs, and credits within the game — but you also get a little extra back story setup for Dead Space 2 with a few mini games mixed in.

Something that really caught my eyes were the use of bright colours, sometimes in games developers use this to catch your attention without actually putting much detail into the mix but Snake Pass has came out on top with nice bright colours and detail to boot i personally liked the level of detail on Noodle (the snake) he's a mixture of white cream and orange, if you manage to get an angle where you are zoomed in you will see each individual scale of his skin, the audio is an upbeat backing track with chirpy bird noises mixed with rainforest type sounds, all in all it fits perfectly!

I've done voice set mods for a lot of RPGs now over the years and a few other kinds of games in my spare time (all the Baldur's Gate and Icewind Dale games, Neverwinter Nights, Temple of Elemental Evil, and several more), and I've spent a lot of time with other audio files (mostly getting other games» audio files so that I can use them for custom voice sets; I like to use my favorite voice actors, Nolan North and Roger Craig Smith, as player voice sets in RPGs).

The visuals and audio of this game take the driver's seat and immerse you into the world that lead developer Stu Maxwell and audio designer Brent Silk want you to get lost into.

[Just a note on early deadline for Austin GDC, which is put on by my colleagues here at Think Services, and is a very agreeable blend of practical game - related knowhow - particularly in online / social gaming, but also in writing, audio, getting into the biz, actually.]

The story is a little vague but if you listen to the audio drops throughout the city you get a little bit of an idea of the back story of the game.

If you want to have the traditional chat and game audio experience, things get a little... interesting.

Composer Cris Velasco announced on Twitter that he is getting ready to record the soundtrack for the game, which should add a nice audio element that has been missing from the game so far.

I can also start a party chat with them and get both the game audio and the party chat pumped to my ears via my headset.

The audio manages to be slick without being too overbearing and really adds to the atmosphere and presentation of the game, you really do get all of the glitz and the glamour of the Premier League.

Flat breaking down Boy Bands, audio outtakes from Iggy's commercial with Larry Nickel promoting Hotshots, we're getting odd emails from gents vying for a date with Lisa Ann, ceiling fans are a lucrative industry, Doug doesn't believe that stepdads are hooking up, discussing etiquette at youth baseball games, Plowsy brings the knowledge on Fortn......

If anything the audio gets the job done, and in any game this is something we always ask for.

On the audio side, you'll get the same nonsensical intro voice as in every game before it, and you'll hear plenty of yap - yap from the 10 new characters to round out the 30 in this title.

The game has an interesting soundtrack that probably doesn't quite fit the game too well and it literally has not audio dialogue so there's very little in the way of sound to review, you get the generic 2D crafting sound effects which are amusing however and do contribute to the game's humour a little, the gameplay itself is immersive enough that you can sink hours into the game without realising it, though the menus can be a little tiresome to navigate as you have to open a close them to remove a misplaced item or constantly scroll through all the many different items and topics you can choose from.

You periodically find notes & audio logs (ala every old - school horror game ever) that fill you in on the story and at the end of each zone, you're given a puzzle (so far, they've just been lame «Put these things in the right order» puzzles) which you gain bonus money if you manage to complete it with no help (if you get stuck, you can ask for hints which lowers the reward).

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