Sentences with phrase «grand sense of adventure»

Final Fantasy was one of the first titles to really provide a grand sense of adventure that a lot of other games of the day simply did not have.

Debuting on the original NES and Famicom system back in 1986, The Legend of Zelda captured the hearts and imaginations of gamers across the world with its grand sense of adventure across an 8 - bit Hyrule as the young hero Link in his quest to save Princess Zelda and stop the evil Ganon.

The film feels close to the recent Spider - Man and X-Men installments, not merely because of common origins (as one of many noteworthy Marvel lines introduced by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby during the medium's Silver Age), but also because of its grand sense of adventure, diverse roster of powerful mutants, and epic stage of effects - enabling spectacle.

Admittedly this assistance usually comes in the form of completing a small fetch quest, but the mere presence of these endeavours adds a grander sense of adventure to the tale and even rewards exploration of the world.

Not exact matches

On paper, of course, lots of grand adventures make sense.

For example, a wide shot of you standing at the edge of the Grand Canyon imparts a sense of adventure while still showcasing your whole body.

Its simple gameplay is relaxing but I longed for more tension and a sense of grand adventure that Fe lacks.

However, all these pieces not only lack any sense of coherence to anyone who isn't a diehard Potter - maniac, but also spice, making the film feel more like a reunion over tea and crumpets rather than the grand adventure it is supposed to be.

I can tell you that Earth to Echo is exactly like all those movies rolled into one, but unfortunately lacks any type of emotional depth or sense of grand adventure.

Let the dramatic views of the Grand Tetons and a variety of activities spark your sense of adventure at Fish Creek Lodge 8.

Tri Force Heroes is a multiplayer co-op title that sets three «Links» off on a grand adventure to save a princess's stolen sense of fashion from an evil witch.

And yeah the loan mechanic, and the impact to dungeons did disappoint me, but in fairness it doesn't stop it being a great game, it just loses that sense of a grand adventure.

All of those milestones are befitting a game that is presented with a grand and epic sense of «adventure», exploration, and fun, and this is definitely a game to revisit, or to check out if you've somehow missed out on it all these years.

It lacks the sense of invention that accompanies Mario's grander adventures.

It was a grand adventure, and i mean that in the truest sense of the word; complete with excitement, danger, and thrills.