Sentences with phrase «hand games shelf»

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Townsend keeps the shelves on the left full of equipment like the orange helmets with the navy tape stripes that his staff added by hand before the first game of the season.

Gee had so much fun playing Pajama Sam that he subsequently decided to try his hand at an adult video game he picked at random off a store shelf — an H. G. Wells — inspired sci - fi quest called The New Adventures of the Time Machine.

Hyrule Warriors Legends has officially hit stores shelves — at least in Japan — as of just a few days ago, and with the full game now in the hands of players, a little more information is available to the rest of us around the world.

Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride, both DS remakes of games that never made it overseas until now, hit store shelves today.

«Velocity Micro has a top - shelf winner on its hands with this gamer's dream system.

The Last Express was only on shelves for a few months, but gamers lucky enough to snag a copy were treated to a beautiful illustrative art style, rotoscoped from real actors and hand - colored by artists.

Why should reviewers and preview event attendees be the only ones that get to go hands - on with big - name games before they hit store shelves?

I think the multiplayer will stay for a long time and I think people will come back to that time and time again, long after some of the other games have gone back to the second - hand shelf.

Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride, both DS remakes of games that never made it overseas until now, hit store shelves today.

When he doesn't have one of many gaming peripherals in his hands, he probably has his nose in a good book, out amiibo hunting, or contemplating (and never deciding) what game to pull off his shelf next!

You don't need more than two hands to count all the big retail games on my shelf, and even then they're all more than a year old.

Plastic guitars flew off of shelves into the hands of eager gamers — and unlike many fads in gaming, which come and go cyclically, this one made everybody happy.

When I don't have one of many gaming peripherals in my hands I probably have my nose in a good book, out amiibo hunting, or contemplating (and never deciding) what game to pull off my shelf next!

Dying Light has finally hit the local shelves, and at last, fans of open world survival horror video games are getting their hands on Techland's highly anticipated tripe A title.

Usually made available just a few months before a game hits shelves, it can effectively create an unavoidable wall of publicity, creating news, contributing to previews, and giving players some first - hand experience to discuss.