Sentences with phrase «great open world title»

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Joe has won more than 300 barbecue championships, including the Jack Daniel's World Championship, the American Royal World Championship, the Great Pork Barbeqlossal, the Head - to - Head World Championship, the World Brisket Open Championship, the Canadian Salmon Grand Championship, the Rib Championship at the San Antonio Rodeo and BBQ Championship, the Memphis in May World BBQ Championship, and numerous state and regional titles.

I did everything I could, but a string of injuries at the worst possible time means I will be unable to defend my world title in London,» said Rutherford, who opened his long jump season with a leap of 8.18 m at the Arcadis Great CityGames Manchester in May.

Easily one of the greatest launch titles in gaming history, the first new console Zelda game since 2011's Skyward Sword (and the first Zelda game to debut in HD) introduces new features like a massive open - world Hyrule, nonlinear gameplay (go anywhere and solve challenges — or goof off — in any order), and some voice acting.

Developers have always been dreaming about making open world games that could live up their expectations: we have had several great free - roaming titles in the past, but lots of them were lacking scope and size simply because consoles didn't have enough RAM memory to handle those features.

The first two handheld Mario Tennis titles feature role - playing game elements, where the player controls a young boy or girl character who has enrolled at the Royal Tennis Academy and must set out to become the top - ranked player there, enter a tournament called «The Island Open» to challenge other tennis champions from elsewhere in the world, and afterward travel to the Mushroom Kingdom to challenge its stars, ending with a match against the game world's greatest tennis player of all, Mario.

A change of pace from the previous Homefront title, The Revolution has players fighting the GKR (Greater Korean Republic) out of Philadelphia in an open world first person shooter.

Dead Rising 3 was a great third party title but only available on the Xbox One (later made available on PC) and focused on density by throwing in massive numbers of undead combined with the over the top top humour, an open world and cooperative play antics that achieved moderate critical success.

The Verdict: 4/5 — Great Watch Dogs follows Ubisoft's template for creating an open - world title faithfully, but manages to introduce a fun new mechanic into the mix, too, while also getting the rest of the gameplay right.

Easily one of the greatest launch titles in gaming history, the first new console Zelda game since 2011's Skyward Sword (and the first Zelda game to debut in HD) introduces new features like a massive open - world Hyrule, nonlinear gameplay (go anywhere and solve challenges — or goof off — in any order), and some voice acting.

The first title was great, if only because it pursuaded me to buy a Vita, but the combat was a joke and there was nothing to do in the open world.

How is it possible for a company to re-release a title for a new generation of consoles and still be able to add more features than other games that has numeral releases, leave it to Rockstar Games to not only release Grand Theft Auto V on a new set of consoles but also make it so much better, and we are already talking about GTA V which in my mind is the greatest open - world game in the series.

With that being said the hype may have also had an adverse effect on Watch Dogs, because the world was promised the next greatest innovation in open - world gameplay, but what it got was just another solid sandbox title with a heavy focus on hacking gameplay.

Control as fluid as the motion of the Great Sea, multi-avenue combat that never grows dull, inventive and immersive dungeons, items that don't have a use - by date and the closest thing to a truly open world that the Zelda franchise has ever seen all make the criminally underplayed Gamecube title a bona fide masterpiece.

I started playing this upon completing Xenoblade Chronicles X (great game by the way) and was a nice change of pace playing a straight A to B game after the huge open world of that title.

The starting area, The Hinterlands, starts out great when learning abilities and the basic tutorial, but the hand holding becomes tiresome and I found myself wanting more from an open world title.