Sentences with phrase «gun fire looks»

Spraying out emails like machine gun fire looks means that you aren't focusing enough on the women you are contacting.

Not exact matches

Novelty lighters at checkout counters that look like guns, cars, toys, tiny fire extinguishers and even SpongeBob SquarePants are being outlawed in New York.

If you look at the start of the film carefully, when the crew is first getting into the alien mothership, you can see what look like pockmarks on a wall from zap gun fire, I think.

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To accurately fire your AK, you have to ready it by half pressing in the square button, go into first - person by holding R1, put the gun against your shoulder so you can look down the sights by holding L1, aim with the left stick, and then press square all the way in to fire.

Only Cornish, dutifully working the stoic - but - sexy thing as she fires guns, runs after assassins, and drives through a lightning storm, looks like she's thinking of emerging from the ashes of a stupid movie, hopefully with a sizzle reel for her own blonde - badass flick.

«Becoming a Cowboy» (8:03) looks at the cowboy boot camp that actors went through to look authentic riding horses and firing guns.

Free Fire takes a bunch of good - looking people, drops them in a room with guns and turns up the violent fun.

Shooting works like any other FPS (though the guns don't look the same at all) except since melee and punching is the norm players have to hold down the right mouse button to shoot and then click the left mouse button to fire.

Explosions, gun fire, smoke effects, and lightning look so rich, realistic and vibrant despite its earthy color palette.

It gives you guns and it gives you enemies and tell you to go shoot them, those looking for more tactical or realistic affairs are certainly not going to be impressed by ODST's gunplay but for those Halo fans it's familiar round and for those who wan't run and gun action it's good fun as you leap, fire and grenade your way throug these missions.

The guns are fired with R2, but you aim by looking at the target and adjusting the height with the right analog stick, it works surprisingly well, and it doesn't take long before you start to do it automatically.

For me, that meant immediately unlocking an LSAT light machine gun with a rapid fire attachment and the tracker sight, which highlights targets when you aim down your sights but covers the rest of the screen with a blur filter that looks a little ugly on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 but has a decent depth - of - field look to it on next - generation consoles.

A fancy looking gun that doesn't fire bullets?

Using a Move controller to mimmick a gun within the arena, there are two controls to takedown your giant foe: trigger, to fire, and the centre button to teleport around the arena, position determined by looking around at different blue orbs.

The maps also look gorgeous on the Xbox One and PC, utilizing the backdrop to create an battlefield within a battlefield — ships will be firing on each other as you fight on the ground, guns will be keeping the wildlife at bay while you fight to gain control of an outpost, or building will be collapsing as the battle rages around you.

Nintendo potentially has a huge market for VR games, looking briefly at some of the releases on the 3DS, we have Kid Icarus & the Metroid series, both of which make fine candidates first person games and could utilize the Joy - Cons for gun - play or bow firing, even a sequel to Link's Crossbow Training would be entertaining in VR.

Beyond that, these images give another look at the action side of the game, with all of its gun firing and over-the-top parkour, both of which parents will be advising their rambunctious teenage kids to stop trying to mimic.

At a closer look, Morley has attached a thin paintbrush to the canvas to represent machine gun fire from a plane.