Sentences with phrase «huge enemies with»

Pushing boundaries graphically, Dark Souls III looks stunning and looks like it runs really smoothly, we see some dark creepy locations and huge enemies with a healthy d...

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a foreigners (Dutch) view; it would be seen as a big laugh but also a disgrace for America if Romney was elected; the Republicans never brought anything good for the USA and the rest of the world; look what Bush did; a huge deficit; a war with the wrong enemy and the Democrats had to clean up the mess again;

I love this confident mood among the gooners after a huge sin over our arch enemies, especially with international break on, which means two weeks of party mood, hopefully we can consolidate united win by defeating Watford otherwise it will be back to square one, so the boys and the management should be as motivated as they were against united, we have seen in past they getting over confident against the so called small teams and dropping unnecessary points, 3 pts are 3 pts regardless of the opponents.

Russia is a huge country surrounded by former Soviet republics (many of whom it has a strained relationship with) and potential nuclear enemies (China and North Korea).

It's just you and the huge planet that you explore, with the frequent enemies and boss fights.

A versatile fighter with a huge arsenal of weaponry at his disposal, Sam also has an array of martial arts skills that he can use to take down his robot enemies.

You are frequently challenged with huge armies of enemies running at you from

You are frequently challenged with huge armies of enemies running at you from all directions.

Featuring characters from across the libraries of Bandai Namco, Capcom and Sega, players could make huge stars like Street Fighter's Ryu call in support from Space Channel 5's Ulala and rain death upon enemies with the help of Opa - Opa from Fantasy Zone.

Each excursion you undertake presents you with a huge palette of tactical and combat options, such as silent melee takedowns and relying on sniper companion Quiet to gun down enemy patrols before they even realize you're there.

On a more positive note: The maps are huge and unique in geography, the vehicles are very much fun to use, all of them, except maybe the inflatable landing boats, and the combat roles the different classes play out is refreshing: The sniper can lay down claymores and sit back, plinking enemies from, in some maps, perhaps up to a quarter of a mile away, considering he / she is good, and has a good gaming rig, the combat medic can heal allies, and revive those who were fragged, saving them from having to respawn back at base, the support guy can lay down suppressing fire and resupply his allies with ammo, the spec ops guy can sabotage bridges, vehicles, and team assets (such as artillery and UAV trailers) with sticky C4 charges (pity the soldier who takes off in a jet only to have it explode in midflight from a hidden c4 charge stuck on it's body), The engineer repairs vehicles and lays down anti-tank mines, the anti-armour troop works on destroying said vehicles with wire - guided rockets (note that the armour guy in bf2 has his own gun ALONG with a pistol, not just a pistol like in 1942), and the assault guy....

Players can also switch between their various character modes with the punch of a button and doing so will be key if they're to vanquish the huge roster of beasts, monsters and enemies on show.

With most Dynasty Warriors games and spinoffs, you have a good idea of what you're going to get going in: big maps with multiple objectives, huge amounts of enemy soldiers, and lots of hack - and - slash gameplay with flashy comWith most Dynasty Warriors games and spinoffs, you have a good idea of what you're going to get going in: big maps with multiple objectives, huge amounts of enemy soldiers, and lots of hack - and - slash gameplay with flashy comwith multiple objectives, huge amounts of enemy soldiers, and lots of hack - and - slash gameplay with flashy comwith flashy combos.

Of course no Zelda game would be complete without huge dungeons to explore and complete, and Wind Waker has its fair share of these filled with numerous head scratching puzzles and riddles, and waves of fierce enemies and epic boss battles.

Transformers: War for Cybertron takes players to the final moments of the grand civil war that will determine the survival of the entire Transformers race. Fans will be able to explore the Transformers war - ravaged home planet in full 3D environments for the first time, armed with a diverse arsenal of high - tech weaponry and the ability to convert instantly from robot to vehicle form at any time as they engage in heart - pounding battles on land and in the air in this gripping, third - person action shooter. Complete with several multiplayer modes,  Transformers: War for Cybertron allows gamers to play through story missions with their friends in drop in / drop out online co-op, and also create their own Transformers character for competitive head - to - head multiplayer modes, choosing among four distinct character classes, personalizing their characterâ $ ™ s look and selecting from a huge variety of weapons, skills and abilities. Additionally, the game introduces Escalation, a four - player online co-op mode that allows gamers to fight together as their favorite Autobots or Decepticons against increasing waves of enemies utilizing strong teamwork to survive.

A huge, interconnected world to explore, filled with wide range of enemies, bosses and side quests.

The rest of the story is fleshed out with mostly forgettable NPCs and a range of side quests — you'll solve criminal mysteries, be sent out to kill specific enemies, and help characters find what they need for recipes and artisanal work — that serve more as motivation to keep exploring the game's huge and captivating realms than meaningfully expand our understanding of this imaginative world or the people who live within it.

Huge enemies will fill up the screen with full use of color pallet, awesome effects, and a genuine sense of urgency.

Heroic Link carves through a huge onslaught of enemies as he executes flashy moves with combat attacks.

When you are playing you can only control one of the three characters you have in your party, but you can flip through each party member at the touch of a button and as such, allows you to pull of a huge musou attack with one, switch quickly to the next and repeat, switching to the third member and unleashing musou hell again... This is of course a tactic I deployed and one that works well, especially when taking on multiple enemy generals or lots of enemy soldiers at the same time.

To be fair, Jobs» story is a particularly expansive one with lots of huge ground to cover, so it's understandable that the filmmakers would just want to cram in as many of his life experiences and close friends / enemies as possible into the already bloated script.

I think these devs are more so picking games that acted as huge influences on them getting into game development, or games that influenced their own design philosophies (hell you could even argue that with Kojima and Pokemon, Peace Walker and MGSV both had you «capturing» enemy soldiers to make them a part of your «team»).

Exactly how different suits can grant you new powers and why you're capable incorporating these X-genes into your body are never actually explained in the game, and don't really fit in with the comics in any way, but if taken from a purely gameplay point of view it's a decent system that offers a surprising level of customisation to your character, allowing you to create your perfect blend of mutants in one walking badass, and trust me, by the end of the game you will be a badass capable of taking down huge amounts of enemies without breaking a sweat.

- Instead of having a small amount of stamina and small areas to deal with enemies, there is now a * huge * amount of stamina and giant, wide - open areas.

Don't get me wrong; I absolutely love what I do and I love being a gamer, but there's always the little frustrations of levels with huge difficulty spikes, enemies that just won't seem to die and cheap deaths that seem to be avoidable.

Another new enemy is the Bullygong; a giant enemy which can climb around the environment with easy, leal huge distances and throw any object it finds at your face.

Smashing an enemy with a huge hammer just doesn't feel like it has any true impact, instead you get a fairly dull sound and the hammer just keeps swinging round like it never encountered a skull in its path.

A huge, interconnected world to explore, filled with wide range of enemies, bosses and side quests.

-- Beautiful original graphics and animation — Parallaxing backgrounds — Unique level design — Huge variety of unique levels, bosses and enemies — Complex gameplay and controls — Unique storyline with twists and surprises — Item Inventory: collect items to be used strategically throughout the game — Completely original 8 - bit soundtrack — Tape Deck feature that allows you to select your favorite music from the game — Ability to revisit and replay levels to further your progress and unlock achievements — Truly innovative Easter Eggs throughout

That and I just love chopping the limbs off of enemies with a huge scythe.

On a big, soccer - like field, a huge ball of stone has to be pushed into the enemy goal with your mighty weapons.

It also showcases a huge Titan combat sequence, wherein a gigantic enemy creation forms a moving location during the game, with Dracula scaling the moving behemoth as it assails his castle.

There is a huge amount of environmental hazards throughout the game that you can use to finish off enemies rewarding you with even more points.

Lock and load the electrifying Kilver and devastate enemies at close range with a huge blast of lightning, or fire bouncing projectiles off of walls with the Reflector weapon.

Not only does it reduce damage done by enemy melee attacks and incoming bullets, but it's especially important for dealing with explosives, fire, and dropping from huge heights.

The Champions» Ballad, however, is a little different as it is a huge chain of quests It starts in a super-difficult combat trial, pitting you against groups of enemies with a short - range weapon that can one - shot anything, but reduces your health so anything can one - shot you.

So I started planning a huge game, with lots of levels and enemies, different ways to reach the end, secrets, unlockable weapons, two endings... something that can be called a space adventure, more than a shooting game.»

Green magic can make huge creatures out of small ones, flood the battlefield with mana, and hunt down enemy creatures.

In addition to cleaving enemies with my sword - rifle and blowing them up with grenades, I could also take out huge pillars to crush them — or at least deprive them of cover.

The move from F - Zero to Super Mario Kart — with all the power - ups, hazards, and differing enemy AI the latter entails — was a big one, despite the shared use of the SNES console's Mode 7 graphics technology, Konno admitting that the shift down to much smaller environments especially «seemed a huge challenge».

With the different arrows that he can use, he can stun enemies, deal a huge amount of damage, or even heal Kratos when need be.

FEATURES — Play with millions of other players, raid hundreds of enemy bases for loot — Battle for control of precious resources to upgrade your base against enemy attacks — Explore a huge tropical archipelago and discover the mysterious power of the Life Crystals — Face fearsome Blackguard Bosses and uncover their evil plans — Join other players to form an unstoppable Task Force to take on co-op missions

A truly huge amount of content and features have been added, with far more than 1,000 new items including 10 new ores, 4 new wood types, 31 new brick types, 12 new wing types, 29 new tinker combinations, 50 new paintings, 8 new friendly NPCs, 15 new pets, over 100 new enemies, 4 new bosses... the list goes on, and on!

Green is all about huge rampaging monsters and pummeling the opponent into submission, while White tends to offer a lot of healing and powerful defensive options, along with plenty of flying creatures which can attack the enemy player directly, bypassing most types of creature that could normally block the attack.

Zipper got a little Nathan Drake mixed in with my SEALs; suddenly I'm ducking huge explosions and shaking them off like I'm Rambo while charging past enemies in case I get blown to smithereens.

If you're confident enough, you can destroy a checkpoint to be rewarded a huge pile of gold, but any future deaths will push you further back to the start of the level, and late - game with more obstacles, enemies and alternate pathways, it does get incredibly difficult and time - consuming to backtrack.

Fans of XCOM: Enemy Unknown, take note: Enemy Within is a huge, standalone expansion that incorporates everything from the first strategy experience, but with a staggering number of additions.

This adds a huge amount of depth to things as you run from tower to tower trying to upgrade as quickly as possible whilst still being tasked with collecting coins from dropped enemies and in later stages researching new towers at your base.

But then it hit me — usually, these situations come coupled with enemies, with Kratos having to deal with combatants even whilst scaling huge edifices, their relentless assault a constant hindrance to Kratos, no matter the circumstance.

With destructible environments, rocket launchers, huge enemies, and several titles to enjoy, is this PlayStation Move's first blockbuster shooter, or will we continue the wait?