Sentences with phrase «lack of play modes»

Disc Jam's pick - up and play nature plus no - frills access to gameplay make it a great choice for quick fun by yourself or with friends, but its barebones presentation and a severe lack of play modes leave a lot to be desired.

Not exact matches

Why on Gods Green Earth would the likes of VVD, Lemar, Mahrez, Asenscio, Seri, Goretska, Carvalho, etc. play for a club that is in crisis mode and has transparently displayed a pathetic lack of ambition both domestically and in Europe.

Perhaps it was a lack of sleep, or perhaps he was multi tasking (you can see him posing for pics and signing an autograph at the same time), or perhaps he was on activated auto - mode after years of playing for the Biancocelesti, but his dialogue was «Forza Lazio»!

The lack of a franchise mode hurts the game and while The Life is still plenty of fun to play through, it may not be enough to pull the game up for most people.

The arcade mode is very short, and the lack of substantial unlockables makes this one a bit of a bummer in terms of play value.

The lack of any kind of multiplayer mode makes the single - player mode the only way to play, and it's not very compelling on it's own.

It feels much more modern than its predecessors, and though it lacks the depth of the combat found in games like BlazBlue or Street Fighter IV, the inherent accessibility in the game made it easy to pick up and play, and I found myself diving into the game's training mode and performing advanced offensive moves with ease.

Although Mario Party: The Top 100 contains an impressive amount of mini-games that are still super-fun to play, the modes to enjoy the mini-games within are unfortunately lacking.

i think this game could be awesome but the lack of no classic mode probably will have a huge backlash i mean its cool to add this new mode but i don't get why you would remove a thing that's been in the series sense mario party its like if you made a sequel to the next mario platformer and he can't jump also if this new car mode isn't good then at least we would have the normal way to play but theirs still more information to be released so still very excited for it

Being able to play a great game of doubles with three other friends is truly where this game shines brightly and gives much life to a game that needed something with the lack of some serious single player modes.

Just be aware that its lack of game types and alternate modes means you'll probably only ever play it in short bursts rather than spend any considerable amount of time with it.

Speaking of lack of content, if you're looking to play Conga Master Party solo then all you get is a linear story mode and an endless mode.

Despite lacking European polish, the system reacts quickly and, with Sport mode engaged, will let you play around some before the last line of electronic nannies put the clamp on.

The only drawbacks we've seen with the Android 4.0 release are the lack of the Light Beam live wallpaper (which can be found on the Google Play Store), and an overly - aggressive automatic brightness mode.

Poor ground game mechanics, uninteresting and unengaging Career Modes and lack of pick - up - and - play controls are all still prevalent.

And speaking of playing with friends, the lack of a split - screen mode feels like a missed opportunity.

While Capcom has planned a Championship Mode update that will include a replay mode and an enhanced tournament matching system, Street Fighter IV's out - of - the - box online mode plays well but lacks features.

I think the improved story mode and layered game play will make up for the lack of gristly gore, for even if the characters do not die, does not a double - dose of spiked fan to the chest still make them bleed?

The poorly executed B - Spec mode, terrible music, lack of online play and limited cars in a race mean that development has leant more towards a technical presentation than a gameplay oriented one.

Now onto the Single player mode or the «single player upgrade» if you've purchased the multiplayer edition, this is basically the same as a private match in multiplayer, you play one of the multiplayer selections against AI on top of that you have survival mode which was rather confusing, my idea of the game was a normal FPS game with zombies implemented so you can't camp, when you're playing the survival mode the full area has some sort of gas which will kill you if you don't get out of it, you get sent to different air pockets which open up in a set area per round, this meaning you have to camp in the air bubble and take on the hordes of zombies approaching, I've played a few zombie fps games in my days and always wanted to move around, create a train and take them out, on top of that ammo drops or weapon drops are in said bubbles and lack in quality, I wasn't impressed with the survival mode implementation and wouldn't advise any horde fans to even look at it.

These stages may lack the cleverly design seen in Story mode, but they do have the satisfying component of letting you play quick matches with friends in a free - for - all setting where anything goes.

This aspect of the one hit KO, as well as the other game modes and team gameplay add a level of depth to the multiplayer which one could argue was lacking in previous iterations, making the game itself far more interesting to play, and potentially the sort of game one could get far more drawn into than in previous releases.

Near the end of my play time, I encountered «Glory Mode,» which is a kind of super rage mode, for lack of a better word.

With only five modes — three of which play exactly the same albeit different player counts — there is a real lack of variety to the multiplayer that is also lacking in an overall defining mode.

Each of these modes is fun, but they lack replay value due to the lack of significant rewards for achieving success in each one; this is another example of how MLB The Show offers a much more immersive and rewarding experience if you have the choice to play that instead.

While it provides entertaining and quick pick up and play two on two action, the shooting mechanics aren't as sharp as they should be, and the lack of gameplay modes keep it from having any real replay value.

I had a blast playing this game but that lack of game modes in the VR content is disappointing.

It will take you anywhere from 12 - 25 hours to play so do not be fooled by the lack of additional modes.

The bigger problems with skirmish are a lack of customisation options and a failure to tie into the metagame: skirmish is limited to 1v1 matches (in a game where most maps are intended for > 2 players), you can't save skirmish replays, and you can't unlock new units by playing this mode.

A lack of proper story or arcade modes, no ability to play a proper Vs. match with the CPU and the perpetual promise of «more to come» eventually peppered every discussion.

However, the single player missions do not showcase the tactical brilliance of playing with real human players and the lack of any PvP online modes is almost a crime.

It has eight cups with four tracks each, totaling 32 tracks, 17 characters, dozens of kart pieces to customize your play style, six battle maps, and four gameplay modes, but something still feels extremely lacking, and it may be because the title touts the fact that it's the 7th game in the series.

This mode is probably best when played online because of all the players that can join (and lack of local controllers).

The lack of online sucks, but if you're restricted to playing as Toads in the other modes and the Minigame Free - Play mode, then I will definitely skip this.

having completed every gran turismo and being a huge motor sport fan, and sim racer i knew this game would be a hit or a miss for me due to the lack of «career mode» and car selection.im not willing to pay to play online as my g25 wont work on a ps4 (thanks sony) but i thought at 18 pound i would not pass up the opportunity for another gt game.

If playing a season as Nico Rosberg isn't incentive enough I think there are bigger problems than lack of modes.

As well as the main game, there is also a 2 - player mode and an arcade mode where you can play the mini-games; you certainly can't complain about a lack of content.

But who gives a monkeys about a lack of ranked mode and annoying microtransactions when Quick Play is just so damned jubilant.

Despite it's short amount of gameplay, it's complete lack of a difficulty setting and any other game modes, Foul Play is a performance worthy of your attention.

The lack of incentive to play the Seasons mode is unfortunate as it's the only game mode where a player can play the full version of soccer.

In the end, if you want to take the great Battlefield series to your consoles, I certainly would recommend Modern Combat, as long as you don't mind its lack of online play modes.

With a lack of game modes, leader - boards and essentially an end, there is at this stage no incentive for the player to keep playing through the game.

The first iterations of this 4 - vs - 4 team - based mode were fast and fun to play, but they lacked the central objective for spectators to follow.

And even if you're tired of playing the single - player modes and lack any buddies nearby to brawl, there's online to play.

Due to the fact I was almost exclusively playing it on handheld mode in short bursts, lack of difficulty didn't ruin the experience.

It offers users the conveniences of plug n» play audio and instant streaming using Bluetooth (R) wireless technology and new listening modes significantly enhance the listening experience that is lacking in flat panel TVs today,» said Steve Jain, VP and GM of Digital, Streaming and Portable Audio Solutions at Klipsch.