Sentences with phrase «keep playing this game though»

I do intend to keep playing this game though as I feel that there are some hidden surprises waiting to be discovered.

Not exact matches

They played well but just couldn't keep Team Kozin away from the rim enough to secure the W. Here's what's encouraging though — they didn't play their best Game, again they played well, but not their best..

I'm sorry yeseterdays game was probably the first game I missed of him playing since he's been here and even though he started off good for us he's seriously declining and that's something we just can't afford to keep facilitating.

All Jack has to do now is for him to keep improving on the quality of his game at Bournemouth and try by all means to stay injury free throughout this season to enhance his chances of playing regular for Arsenal next season for, competition for places at Arsenal is always though to secure by the underperforming.

There is still a long way to go and a lot of games to be played, though, and one man in the Arsenal camp who knows Chelsea better than anyone has given us and his teammates a reason to keep pushing and piling on the pressure.

On Arsenal; I thought we defended very well, kept fighting as a team and kept trying to play our game and even though we lacked a bit of cutting edge, we deserved the 3 points.

In terms of signings: GK - in: either Pickford / Lafont out: Ospina (don't want him to leave but it seems inevitable) RB: in: Mario Gaspar / Hugo Mallo / Karsdorp / Pereira / Cancelo, out: Debuchy and Jenkinson CB: in: Van Dijk / Manolas / Tah / Keane, out: Mertesacker, Gabriel (keep if we play a back 3), bring back Chambers LB: in: Mendy / Kolasinac / Bertrand, out: Gibbs CDM: in: Nzonzi / Bakayoko / Danilo Pereira / Carvalho / Tousart / Diawara, out: Coquelin CM: in: Isco / Jorginho / Keita / Weigl / Kovacic to play the santi role, out: Ramsey, Wilshere Winger: in: Lemar / Douglas Costa / Lucas / Zaha / Balde Keita - someone who can beat a player, out: Walcott (scored quite a few goals this year but does not impact games the way someone at their prime should) Striker: in: Lacazette, out: Giroud (only for a good offer though, he's a decent super sub, however if Sanchez stays we may not need a first choice ST)

«Finally moving out some players we should have acted on sending or loaning out much sooner» is a more accurate summary... Though I really wish we would keep Lucas and play him much more regularly (but knowing this will not happen, he deserves regular game time elsewhere).

There is that Monaco game though, a perfect example of us keeping with tradition, it became the norm so the players played it out.

Why are we keep talking about Europa League Arsenal are way better than just Europa League for cry out loud we still have the chance to go through our group stage we have 2 more games to play if we beat our 2 remaining of games which i believe we'll, then we'll still go through even though there is a lot of injuries in the team right now but we still have a good squad to beat any of those 2 team let's under the fact that Arsenal made mistakes on their first 2 games & of course our 4th game to bayern but they ain't s ** t

«It's all about keeping going and getting some games in, though I played well in the three games I've had.

But he kept working — being productive in 47 games with good stats — and when Giants» outfielders Angel Pagan and Michael Morse were injured, the most unlikely thing happened: Giants» manager Bruce Bochy put Ishikawa in left field — even though he had played first base his entire career.

There are still great toys, books and games for tweens that can keep them playing like the kids they are, though.

The focus is appropriately kept firmly on the characters, with an emphasis on close - ups, though there are some gorgeous scenes shot from the top of a hill, a chess game played on a monument overlooking the lights of the town.

There are enough wild cards, like luck - based minigames, or negative spaces on the board games, to keep the playing field relatively even though.

And the Ram Power Wagon keeps upping its heavy - duty, factory - winch - having, off - roader game, even though it's the only one playing it.

Worker placement games can often feel like you're playing by yourself, only occasionally interacting with the other players, but Peak Oil really keeps everyone engaged with each other, though admittedly with only two players that effect is considerably decreased.

The game is nothing if not relaxing, especially with the wonderful background music, and even though I never could say I was having fun I definitely had a strange compulsion to keep playing, to watch my wealth amass and my little ships sail the vast oceans.

Despite the reliance on arithmetic, though, it's not an overly hard game to play or learn, yet there's enough going on under the surface to keep you engaged in the action.

Borderlands had considerably better loot and combat system's, making it all round a vastly better game, though I hasten to add that while they're similar they're still very different games, but the two both share that strange compulsion that I can not adequately describe, which is why I'm using this comparison, because many people out there have played Borderlands and will understand that odd desire to keep going.

GentleMacho — 80msp An Old spice game and quite a good one, true its one big advert but the 3 and a half levels will keep you playing for a while and laughing at the insanity of it, though be warned the end is a let down.

Despite the fact that many people seem to believe this is merely an updated Encyclopedia, the layout of the pages, alphabetically organised entries, compact design and focus on the games and not the overall universe all clearly indicate that this isn't a book intended to be read from cover to cover, though it can be, but rather a reference book to be kept close at hand while your playing the games so that you can quickly and easily look up an entry that caught your eye in the game.

Despite this, though, I found myself wanting to keep playing the game, even though I couldn't say I was actually having any fun while doing, or even enjoying myself.

Despite Eidos doing a fair job of managing to keep every style of play balanced, hacking feels as though it really is a required skill in the game.

Like so many people, I played the Destiny beta and have naturally formed some opinions about it, though it must be kept in mind that they are in no way truly reflective of the full game.

Not to worry, though, as the iOS and Android games that did come out are good enough to keep you warm until more games start popping up on the App Store or on Google Play.

All in all though The Career mode is very in depth, with lots of stuff going on to keep you occupied making the game feel really involved, and a lot less of a monotonous grind, which is what I was expecting so I was really surprised and quite enjoyed playing.

It is rare that you can platinum a game before reviewing it, but this was the case for Coffin Dodgers, and frankly the only reason to play it, even though you may be starving for a kart racer, this probably won't keep you coming back after a single play session.

Consequently, even though the game application would like to maximize use of available bandwidth, it also needs to keep latency low to make online game play viable.

@ algebraic321 — They aren't even PS4 games so better keep those recycled crap outta the IGC.Of course sheeps will vote on them though... sheeps who bought a PS4 to play PS3 games fed to them as improved new games.

Constant content aside though, for me personally, Splatfest is the true bread and butter of this game, the very thing that keeps so many of us playing it day in and day out.

Being able to play as yourself for the first time in a Smash game is a great touch, though I kept coming back to the game's excellent default roster.

For years we've not had an issue with loot boxes in free to play games and though I personally hate the random aspect of them, it's only fair that a company be compensated for their work and selling microtransactions or loot boxes or whatever they want to call them is a valid way of keeping the lights on and their people employed.

Hack and slash games are a known genre for most gamers, with powerful games like God of War and Devil May Cry to older games such as one of my favourite games of all time, Golden Axe, there are a few things we come to expect when we play games like this and even though we mostly button mash our way through them there is always something that keeps us entertained and keeps us from getting bored or noticing how sore our fingers are getting.

For fans that haven't had a chance to play Infinity Moment, this is actually a great deal, but for those who keep up with the game series, this is sort of just one of those situations where we feel like more time should have been spent expanding the «Hollow Area» storyline, instead of trying to fluff up the game with older content (even though there are a few updates to the older story involving newer characters)

It essentially turns Xbox into a platform rather than a single piece of hardware, allowing you to keep your progress wherever you play and, on supported games, even compete with friends on both Xbox One and PC (though there are some non-Play Anywhere games that support cross-play, such as car - soccer hit Rocket League).

Will keep an eye for more news, I really like my PS3, but my experience got totally ruined due to the fact that even though I am living in European Union I still need to import most of the games I play....

Also, once you free all the outposts, climb all the radio towers and do all the side stuff, there's no incentive to keep playing unless you feel like starting over (even though you can free - roam after you've won the game).

Aside from all the new ideas and presentation, the real reason to play Yoshi's New Island is the fantastic level design that keeps tensions high even though on the surface the entire game may look childish and simple.

In my short time with the current build the initial setup for the story is intriguing enough on it's own to keep you playing and invested in the game's characters and narrative, don't worry though we won't spoil any major plot points (we're not allowed to anyway).

It might be very hard to play a game within Second Life, but it doesn't mean that the people who use Second Life aren't gamers, and though they've perhaps learned to keep the activity of gaming separate from Second Life, they still bring their culture with them.

Though the last few weeks have been uneventful in terms of new releases we keep playing games and stuff is still happening in the industry.

My expectation for Ninja Gaiden II was sky high long before it was even revealed, not because of hype, but because the original Ninja Gaiden on Xbox was quite simply my favourite game of the last console generation - an astonishing, epic action game that achieved perfection in almost every area and kept me playing though its hugely challenging singleplayer game for something like eighty hours.

The episodic structure is more akin to a gripping TV series than a console game, though it kept us playing for hours.

Being one who enjoys SHMUPS even though I am not very good at them, I feel this version really keeps the feel of the arcade and this is a game that I can pick up and play anytime I want to relive the arcades of old.

It's cute, whimsical and joyous in a way that most games aren't, though it has a number of frustrating limitations that do nothing but keep you playing for — and paying for — Infinity unlocks instead of creating things in the Toy Box.

It essentially turns Xbox into a platform rather than a single piece of hardware, allowing you to keep your progress wherever you play and, on supported games, even compete with friends on both Xbox One and PC (though there are some non-Play Anywhere games that support cross-play, such as car - soccer hit Rocket League).

No game is fun forever, though: Loot - driven games like Destiny 2 or Star Wars Battlefront 2 have found it nearly impossible to balance the rates at which people can grind rewards while keeping everyone happy, while even level playing fields like Overwatch struggle with toxicity between players.

These numbers are about 40 percent better than Intel's integrated solution, and that means the Inspiron 23 can play most any game, though detail settings will have to be kept low to achieve an enjoyable framerate in the most demanding titles.