Sentences with phrase «into giant swords»

This is a game that's all about taking down huge monsters and turning them into giant swords and awesome - looking armor.

Monster Hunter: World just boils that experience down, and forges it into a giant sword with some really cool animations.

Not exact matches

Remember Voltron, the «80s re-dubbed anime about robot lion vehicles that transform into a giant robot dude with a sword that defends the universe (or parts of it, anyway)?

Soon, you too may pilot your very own giant robot and wade into an ocean of green metal and laser swords.

East meets West, swords, samurai and giant robots, all playing into the clash between Batman and his Rogues gallery; «Batman: Made in Japan» featurette: To make a special film about Batman requires just the right artist to bring the mix of style and energy that is unmistakably anime.

But lo, to bring a whiff of excitement into their lives, a werewolf is terrorizing their little hamlet, leading to the arrival of werewolf - hunter extraordinaire Father Solomon (Oldman), who has, among his ornaments and trinkets (like a silver sword and a mute Chinese guy played by ace stuntman Paul Wu), a giant bronze oven forged in the shape of an elephant.

Take how I earned my Rathian Charge Blade, a frankly ludicrous combination of sword and shield that transforms into a poison - dripping axe: I had to scavenge monster bones to build the base model, carve up several Jyuratodos (giant, furious walking fish) for a mid-tier upgrade, and then slice the tails off of several flying Wyverns to harvest their poisonous barbs for the final version.

Charge Blade - kind of like the Switch Axe, this is a sword and shield that transforms into a giant blade.

You'll also be able to tuck into the most delicious suckling pig on a spit, a giant seafood sword, and the biggest barbecue pork ribs around — all of this overlooking the ocean in ultimate luxury [beach and lagoon pool access included].

Have you ever wondered what Transformers would've been like if instead of being giant fighting robots, the cars and vehicles transformed into sword - weilding anime girls?

Gods Eater mixes things up a little from the Monster Hunter formula by — among other things — adding a jump button and letting players carry both a gun and a sword simultaneously, the latter of which transforms into a giant maw to consume weakened monsters.

The players can use maces, swords, and more as a giant boss zombie bursts into the fray.

Initially the Mantle can transform into giant fists to pummel foes or shoot bullets that seek them out, but as players progress, they unlock other options like a sword that attack in broad slices, or a shield to protect from harm, among other things.

However, when it's time to bust out the big guns and deal some heavy damage you can slide the sword into a giant steel block, forming a thunderous war hammer that simply pulverizes even the most well - armored adversaries.

However, the fun of the second to second gameplay, chasing large monsters, turning your stupidly big sword into a stupidly big gun, and killing a giant monster called Caligula while you laugh about the name, was enough to put a big smile on my face.