Sentences with phrase «licensed game ever»

Batman: Arkham Asylum is the best licensed game ever made, and sure to be the start of a fantastic franchise.

If you haven't then not only are you missing out on probably the best Batman — nay — comic book licensed game ever, but you're missing out on one of the best vid...

This also means that this is quite possibly the most accurate representation of a licensed game ever created.

BioWare's first set in George Lucas's sci - fi universe is revered as one of the best - licensed games ever made, and for good reason.

INDIANA JONES AND THE FATE OF ATLANTIS The best Indiana Jones film never to hit the big screen, LucasArts» 1992 adventure stands as one of the best licensed games ever released.

BioWare's seminal role - player is widely considered one of the strongest licensed games ever created, and it helped pave the way for the studio's beloved Mass Effect series, too.

Thirty years old this year, the Nintendo Entertainment System's Superman is one of the weirdest licensed games ever...

Not exact matches

Despite this, Konami has released an yearly version of the game competing with EA Sports» FIFA and even though it might lack official license for many of the professional clubs and teams, the gameplay portion of Pro Evolution Soccer 2018 remains as engaging as ever, offering more control and physics over the soccer ball.

The developers are doing this by featuring over one hundred and seventy licensed cars from the most iconic brands, offering the largest track roster ever seen on any console racing game, and even including full VR support and 12K resolution (PC only).

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I'm confident enough to say that it will set a new benchmark for licensed games and it's going to establish itself as one of our best games ever.»

Ever since Ubisoft bought the Far Cry license from Crytek back in in 2006, they've released four games on Xbox, Xbox 360 and even Wii.

With a name like «Kill Team» this game could only ever be a bloodbath, and with the Warhammer license in there as well it could only ever be a bloodbath involving Space Marines.

The movie was received so poorly at the box office and by critics that Nintendo has been fiercely protective of licensing any new non-video game depictions of their properties ever since.

But there's one early attempt at a video game movie that relied so heavily on artistic license that it's a mystery how Nintendo ever signed off on the final cut.

Damage is meticulously detailed and multi-car wrecks are the most extreme ever experienced in an officially licensed racing game.

Since Codemasters took over the F1 license we've had two absolutely fantastic titles, both exhibiting the studios almost legendary talent for racing, but with yearly releases comes the ever - present fear that each new game won't be enough of an improvement over the last one to warrant spending gamers hard - earned cash on at release.

also can you guys please call out to who ever's in charge licensing and ask if they can get a hold of the SARD MC8 - R or the Toyota MR2 SW20 2000gt / MC4 GT II (the car the MC8 - R is based on), I mean this car also competed in the JGTC against the Mclaren F1 and a few other notable cars; and I feel its a downright shame that its not featured in the games so far.

Add that to the ever - growing checklist for a successful game launch — localization, app store featuring, monetization, IP licensing and live ops to name just a few — and developers are in a situation where they can benefit from publishers more than ever, but committed publishers are hard to find.

E.T. may not be the «worst game ever,» but with its high licensing cost and failure to perform at the market, it was an easy scapegoat for a console game industry in decline.

If you have ever played a licensed game with both home console and portable versions, you might consider the latter as shakier in quality (to say the absolute least).

As someone who's only ever flirted with the wider Batman lore — anything that isn't featured in the Hollywood movies or Rocksteady Studios» Arkham series of games (I own a couple of the more renowned comics, but no more)-- it's tough for me to really get a read on whether its slaughtering of some fairly central characters is an exciting, unexpected turn for games - makers who only tip - toed around the murderous potential of the Game of Thrones license, or a disaster for those really invested in Bob Kane's most famous creation.

Now the top two first person games ever were created using an engine licensed from an external source.

Do you ever retain rights to re - license / resell the game (s) in case of acts of god, company default, primary dev getting hit by a bus, that sort of thing?

The developers are doing this by featuring over one hundred and seventy licensed cars from the most iconic brands, offering the largest track roster ever seen on any console racing game, and even including full VR support and 12K resolution (PC only).

And, forget about any licensed games like Pirates or Star Trek ever happening again, since licensed games are generally horrible anyway.

Most of the licensed songs in Alan Wake were great and fit the narrative well, but «In Dreams» follows the introduction of the game, where Alan is introduced to the darkness and loses his wife — whom he can't be sure was ever there to begin with.

Damage is intricately detailed and multi-car wrecks are the «most extreme ever experienced in an officially licensed racing game».

Ever since Hudson Soft, the developer of the game, was taken over by Konami in 2012, Konami and Sakuma have shared the license for the game.

I don't think I ever bought a licensed game where I didn't know the property it was based on — at least not for anything close to full price.

This is one of the final licensed Nintendo games ever released.

Shadow Warrior's ninja protagonist has an ever - increasing collection of weapons licensed from other games, and as of today that list is a little longer.

Released in 1986, the infamous Transformers: Mystery Of Convoy may be the most cynical licensed video game ever made...

«BLEACH is one of the most popular anime and manga properties to ever be released in North America, and the new Bleach: Soul Resurrección video game incorporates many familiar characters and storylines from the series,» says Aadil Tayouga, VIZ Media Licensing and Brand Analyst.

If you ever wondered what a fighting game would look like if it had the budget of a major AAA franchise and licensing from one of the biggest comic book companies in the world then Injustice 2 is that game.

What I have done, however, is get my racing license, which is one of the weirdest experiences I've ever had in a game.

The game has plenty of value, at a price of just 11 $ as of publication, and with three difficulty levels and a very dynamic track list (all licensed of course) you won't ever get bored.

I think Captain America is looking a lot better than Thor, and I hope SEGA will strive for this quality anytime they ever think about making another license game.

Ever since gaining your license in 1990 to practice law, how has your experience developed your expertise to be at the top of your game?

If EA's abuse of the Star Wars license has you down, why not relive some of the most - loved single - player Star Wars games ever?

At the moment we don't know if the game will ever come west (and it might be objectively difficult due to the maze of licenses Bandai Namco would have to pay in order to get the game this side of the Pacific), but it will come with English subtitles in Asia, so we'll be able to play it anyway.