Sentences with phrase «like big budget games»

Indie isn't a coverall for good gaming, it has its highs and lows just like big budget games.

There are moments of brilliance, but it feels like a big budget game packed into a small - time budget.

Not exact matches

Google's YouTube is aiming for a bigger part of the $ 70 billion annual TV ad budget, as more viewers turn toward watching YouTube on television screens through devices like digital media players, Google Chromecast, and video game consoles.

You think some somehow without a budget similar the big three you can compete for the EPL just like that, even when changes are taking place rapidly outside of the game?

It also means that the game is still stylistically unabashedly Japanese in a way some other big - budget Japanese RPGs like Final Fantasy 15 have tried to water down.

For a game that promised change from the original, all it feels like is a big - budget DLC.

It's probably a loser's game to ask for better craftsmanship from a movie like Tower Heist, but even crowd - pleasing big - budget comedies would seem to owe both of their top - billed actors a final scene.

Music — Like we mentioned previously, the tunes in this game are very big budget and have a sort of whimsical nature that elevates the player's mood but has them feeling like they are trapped in a medieval casLike we mentioned previously, the tunes in this game are very big budget and have a sort of whimsical nature that elevates the player's mood but has them feeling like they are trapped in a medieval caslike they are trapped in a medieval castle.

Just because you do nt like it does not change that this is a big budget game.

Despite having an open world and feeling like it is a big budget game from Japan, the game falls short on the technical front and the design of the open world does little to help with its repetitive nature of missions and sidequests.

Rayman Origins / Legends really set the bar for how bigger budget 2D platformers should look nowadays and it seems like seldom few games are trying to challenge them.

When added to previously confirmed titles like: Fatal Frame 4, Fragile, Tales of Symphonia 2, Monster Hunter 3, Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicals, Little King's Story and the strongly rumored Castlevania game, you have a list of big budget projects that embarrasses the West's effort comparatively.

Just, minor elements give away that this isn't a big budget game, but for the most part, it does a great job of feeling like a premium product.

Here's the big problem, though; for a game that looks, plays and feels like a budget title it's hard to swallow the full triple - A asking price of around of over # 50, which is the publisher's recommend amount.

I love the big budget games — your Assassin's Creed, your World of Warcraft, your Tomb Raider — and I love the little ones, like Minimetro and Papers Please.

All too often I'd play a big budget game and like about 80 % of it... there would always be that «if only it did this» moment and ultimately I think indie games make those moments realities.

I don't want to make a big epic 40 hour game because I think you would stretch things too far unless you have a budget like GTA has, which I haven't, so I wanted to make something smaller.

We have a long track record of delivering high quality games on time and to budget, both published by ourselves and through big publishers like Microsoft, LucasArts, Atari, and Sony.

Also big budget games need big budget content, and I can't imagine what Monaco would play like if it was, for example, in 3D.

We haven't released a game before, it's true, but the quality of what we're doing speaks for itself — if you have spent a few minutes in the Playable Showcase then you've probably realized that we are committed to a beautiful looking game that plays just like a big - budget title would from an established developer.

From big budget games like XCOM: Enemy Within and Halo Wars: Definite Edition to indies like Bard's Gold, Oddworld: New «n» Tasty, The Bug Butcher, and This War of Mine: The Little Ones, there were a ton of games that I was itching to try out.

As budgets continue to swell for large - scale video game projects from the likes of big publishing houses such as EA and Activision, and as the technology continues to rapidly raise the bar for new gaming experiences, creative teams are using many more resources to try and make their games bigger,...

Much of this is, again, the result of having been designed for the original Xbox, though the bland futuristic setting and inferior writing somehow make it feel like both the big budget sequel and cheap straight - to - video knock - off of the first game.

Gamers are like whore they always follow the big budget money games.

For example I would very much like to see indie games as well as «bigger» 1st and / or 3rd party games, big budget titles, etc..

So far, no big - budget game studio has added a Battle Royale mode to a big franchise series, but it has seemed like only a matter of time before it hits a Call of Duty or a Battlefield, a Division or a Destiny.

Sure, Call of Duty, Madden, and Battlefield will sell like hot cakes on release date, but big - budget first - party games will also fly off of store shelves.

It reminds us of Lego Mindstorms, movies that visualize kids» simple imaginations with big - budget effects, or more casual games like Wii Sports from the Nintendo Wii.

In a time where video game narratives like Nier Automata take a look at the video game medium and use it to say powerful things about life itself or how my last reviewed game the Last Guardian showing big budget games can still have heart.

Sure big titles like Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception are popping up on the store, and that's great, but we really want to keep the spotlight on smaller budget games.

On the other hand, if you're a fan of Strategy RPGs, especially the Fire Emblem series, and you can deal with simple graphics, typos, and a few non-fatal glitches, developer Imago's freshman offering is remarkably deep, very nearly on par with big budget games like Final Fantasy Tactics [$ 13.99] and Spectral Souls [Free]...

So like most big budgeted games, Dead Space 3 has one last trailer before it's shipped.

While the hybrid console may not have the power many of us want, the novelty of being able to take big budget games on the go anywhere (even if they look like last generation ones) is a big factor.

Another Sony exclusive developer Quantic Dream, known for games like Indigo Prophecy and Heavy Rain (pictured above), are strong believers in creating a game much like a big budget movie.

Challenges like budget or time restrictions are certainly a big deal for game development.

Think about it, modern big - budget horror is twitchy and action - focused, with games like Dead Space and the modern Resident Evil titles.

I really hope other players «get» these games as much as I do, because sometimes it seems like lots of people are only interested in big budget publishers

If the game had a bigger budget for music, like those of retail games than I'm sure this would make an epic game even more epic.

I've been trying to parse my thoughts on the game and I think I've come up with something that makes sense to me — Shin Megami Tensei IV feels like it was made by a small indie developer who got a hold of a LOT more money than they're used to (but not a lot of money where big - budget development is concerned).

Now, the most popular games, like Call of Duty, Halo and Assassin's Creed, or top sports games, like the FIFA soccer series, have the biggest development budgets and fan bases and are getting a bigger portion of sales.

I will hold my hands up now and say I'm using a 8700k @ 4.9 ghz, a gtx1080ti and 16gb of dominator platinum ram, its about as high end a gaming machine as you can get and a game like this should not actually require this hardware but as I say 4 is not a fair and reflective score of the game, come on dude a i5 6400 is a 3 year old 4 core no hyperthreading cpu now, I bet big budget open world games like AC Origins and watch dogs 2 bring it to its knees also, the recommended specs id say have been very conservative aswell, an i5 3570 is not a weak cpu and id say its actually very close to a 6400 but both are on the weak side for games like this especially at 1080p.

While publishers like SEGA, Konami and Capcom have transitioned into big - budget, polygonal games, GalaxyTrail reminds us that the simple, attractive 2D platformer can easily run circles around uninspired fare like Aliens: Colonial Marines, NeverDead, and Dark Void.

Even with games like Dishonored showing that you don't need those big budgets to create compelling games that sell, some companies still have it all backwards.

There aren't nearly as many big budget RTS games as there were in the «90s and «00s so there is less drive to innovate, but every one of Halo Wars 2's missions felt like one we'd played before.

If Destiny blows up like I think it will then we could potentially see a video games arms race to have the biggest budget possible.

Both games have the same basic premise, about human military forces fighting against invading aliens and monsters, but while 4.1 has the sleek, modern feel of big - budget Hollywood, 2 hearkens back to the old B - movie days, when movies like Gamera, War of the Colossal Beast, and Them!

As you can see, they may not have the big budget graphics of games like Call of Duty or Grand Theft Auto, but they don't need to.

Yes, the game has all the hallmarks of a big budget release with the backing of a renowned studio and soundtrack composed by none other than David Wise, but in reality, the game feels more like an indie project.

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.

The «N - Stars» game that is on the list is very intriguing, hinting toward the possibility of a «big budget» game for all ages, harkening back to Super Smash Bros. and the like: what could Nintendo be planning?