Sentences with phrase «just like the gaming»

It was at this moment that Geoff who has always been entrepreneurial and experimental just like the gaming industry has always been.

Who knows, but if you have an Xbox One under your TV like I do (with the PS4 right on top of it, all best of friends just like the gaming community...), you'll be fully aware of its big, monsterous size that seems totally unnecessary given the monster power transformer is on the floor too.

These PCs will be made by a wide variety of manufacturers, just like gaming PCs are.

«Just like gaming and gaming on a PC, there is a difference if you want to play Halo or you want to play solitaire,» he said.

The camera cutout is pretty small and the device looks just like the gaming hardware, Razer prides itself about.

Not exact matches

«So instead of just being responsible for the - hotel related departments like I had in the past, I was now in charge of all departments — from marketing, to gaming, to food and beverage and beyond,» he says.

Services such as OnLive don't just require generous monthly usage limits — they also need fast, high - quality connections, which is why cloud gaming is far more likely to take off first in other parts of the world, like Japan.

There will be tablets optimized for gaming, for video, just like with PCs and laptops.

Just like Space invaders was the killer app for home gaming or VisiCalc (spreadsheets) where the killer app for the sale of the first personal computers.

And when you do that you are gaming the system you don't like at the expense of a person you don't know who is, like you, just trying to make a living.

If you'd like to understand what my week of video gaming was like, just imagine this, over and over, dozens of times.

The Sound Blaster Z does not just have an awesome name, it also seeks to be the best gaming sound card out there, and with features like 3D surround effects and an incredible beamforming microphone (included with purchase), they might be worthy of that title.

Figuring out better ways to input text on touch screens is important for more than just phones too, as they become common in other places like desktop computers, gaming devices and coffee tables.

BRIAN: I mean the great people here help our Air Assaults out get them you know get them into things like Oculus and really just show them to best part of gaming.

I am like bsing about gaming, reading, being awesome, hanging with friends, going to Fayetteville, Ar when I can, and just being me.

i just want to know people and maybe have a relationship:) i think that i am good and i do not cheat:) so em i don't know what else to tell... em also i like rock and metal and gaming yeah...

I'm a fun guy I love to laugh Love to have fun Enjoy writing, reading, and of course gaming I like watching horror / comedy / action movies Just looking for someone worth spending time with, Hopefully make a relationship with

You don't have to hang out at night clubs and bars for cougar dating instead just take up the hobbies that young men enjoy like surfing, running, computer gaming, and more.

I guess if something evolves from there, it'd be terrific, but in the meantime I'd just like to find friends who enjoy gaming as much as I. It's probably a...

Kinda just came across this and thought it would be something interesting to try out I like gaming and I like girls who game lol... Speaking of witch the kind of game I like to Play are mainly action - adventure style Stuff like Horizen Zero Dawn, Watch Dogs, Heavenly Sword... and when I'm not...

Im pretty laid back i hang out with my buds most of the time hang out side but i like gaming with my friends just lookin for a cute girl to spend some time with;)

My name is Isiah I have a ps4 i play mortal kombat and wwe games mostly but i play other games like batman, watch dogs and gta v etc, i want a girl who loves gaming and likes anime anything you want to know just message me

I'm looking for a serious relationship with someone whose just looking to enjoy life x3 I like to cosplay (though I don't get to do it very often), and relax by gaming and watching anime when I'm not in college.

I'm not a super fit or arrogant person, I not going to be a fake, I just would like to find someone with similar interest like: Anime, Manga, Gaming, Comics, Anime...

But anyone like me who enjoys curious games of the past, appreciates the Japanese penchant for drama, just loves pretty and moody female protagonists and is fed up with most of modern gaming fads can find plenty to like about Bullet Witch.

Ubisoft managed to re-invent this gaming genre just like EA Black - Box did with the Skate franchise.

At the end of the day, fans of the anime series may enjoy this title, however the fiddle some control system and camera problems unfortunately just make this a truly frustrating gaming experience and I really wanted to like this title.

It has the unique ability to make me feel like a little kid again gaming just for the sake of having some fun and goofing around with some friends.

The Best Buy Black Friday ad just hit and it's a doozy with more than 75 price cuts to console gaming gear, along with drops on things like PC equipment, smartwatches, smartphones and even a decent VR deal.

I'm not sure how to feel about this, I'm old school when it comes to gaming and one of the reasons I enjoy 3DS games is that they still are full games that give you a huge sense of fulfilment and a complete gaming experience just like games from the 80-90-00's..

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....

I just didn't get it at all, after some great presentation setting my hopes up for a quality gaming experience, it fell away to what looks like a PC game circa 2005.

It might seem like just yesterday that the newest generation of gaming consoles hit store shelves, but it's already been over three years.

Handheld or docked, Doom encourages you to rip and tear your way through a sea of demons and is just about one of the most satisfying experiences in gaming — and it just runs on the Switch like it's no big deal, albeit with occasional frame drops and a visual downgrade from the Xbox One and PS4 versions.

From hotel room to casino to restaurant booth to his car, he makes his Nevada rounds like a Flying Dutchman without an opera; just to watch him walk among the gaming tables, his gait even, impertubable, is one of the privileged moments of the cinema.

The game holds a place in many of our gaming hearts, but with the terrible track record of video - game - to - film adaptations, and the assumption that this movie will probably just be like your typical Godzilla or Cloverfield, our gaming hearts probably don't want this movie to come to fruition.

So that's where Bluepoint Games came into the picture who have successfully upscaled this game onto the PlayStation 4 in terms of visuals and gaming adjustments to make it feel more like a next - gen title, rather then just a resolution boost.

While the industry kinda got burned out on Ubisoft's stab happy open world stealth»em» up franchise after a long string of annual (or even more frequent) releases, the gaming community is ready for Assassin's Creed to return, and Origins seems like the best way the franchise can do just that.

People like thedude, maybe i just don't understand»em, (it is ok to have diversity in gaming) but they seem like they don't appreciate the history or the culture of anything really.

If anything, it might just inspire Souls veterans who have since moved on to other gaming pursuits (maybe more recent Souls games like Bloodborne or Dark Souls 3) to revisit the game which propelled the Souls series from a niche interest into a worldwide phenomenon.

Stuff like this just makes your heart sink, because I remember a day when gaming was gaming.

I remember when review sites like this one were a true source for players to know if they should buy a game or not, now it's just paid adverticement from gaming companies.

«We feel like we are only just scratching at the surface of what's possible, and we have just started working on gaming and scenario - driven designs for their content.

Try to find things like with Soda Pop Soldier I tried to talk about video gaming and Call of Duty and Warfare as supposed to just buy my book, buy my book.»

In that instance, just like in the gaming of Kindle Unlimited, the goal isn't to gain readers, it's to hit something important to the writer — like a bestseller list or a certain percentage of a prize pool.

Maybe the folks from goodereader can clarify what they meant by «f you have fairly complex PDF documents like gaming material or newspapers, you can just zoom, crop or adjust the display to find your optimal viewing experience.

The review says: «f you have fairly complex PDF documents like gaming material or newspapers, you can just zoom, crop or adjust the display to find your optimal viewing experience.

If you have fairly complex PDF documents like gaming material or newspapers, you can just zoom, crop or adjust the display to find your optimal viewing experience.

It is expected that the graphics will be good and the UI should be easy to navigate, but it is unlikely it will truly compete with the high - end consoles already in the marketplace (like the PlayStation 4)... but truth mbe told, most gamers are probably just as happy to play big - screen adaptations of their favourite mobile gaming titles as they are anything else.

But if a slate with a 10 - inch screen feels too bulky for you to hold through an entire movie or mobile gaming session, an 8.4 - inch tablet like Samsung's Galaxy Tab S 8.4 could be just the right fit.