Sentences with phrase «great big open world»

The pacing of the plot is offputtingly slow even at the best of times, and despite a great big open world there's very little to actually see or do, leading to a great deal of repetition — something that will ultimately break the game for some.

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And looks like some people would like the freedom of walking in a great opened world... that's why I thing the concept of Mario 64 fits better to this concept... imagine revisiting Peach's Castle one more time, in 3D, 1080p and bigger than ever!!!!

It's great that there is a big open world but that's one of this games biggest downfalls.

The bigger issue was even if the game was setup to have you do more open world exploration the world of Mafia 2 really doesn't lend itself to great open world Gameplay.

Neither dog was well socialized, but he is making great progress and opening up and finding out that the big world out there isn't so bad after all.

They're just learning about the great big world, and are more open to developing new friendships.

In short, then, he's a great addition to the game, especially in conjunction with LEGO Batman 2's second big change: a huge open - world to explore.

More importantly, it captures the company jumping straight into the biggest fad of contemporary gaming — open - world gameplay — and using it to revitalize one of their greatest assets.

A nice big world as it is would've been great if it was true open world racing game.

Not only is L.A. Noire a great game on the Switch, it shows the console's potential for other big open world games in future.

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