Sentences with phrase «like gameplay footage»

it looks and plays exactly like the gameplay footage before release.

It didn't look like gameplay footage to me.

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Interspersed with what looks like gameplay footage, the trailer sports all the zombie beatin», blood splurtin», ridiculous headwear sportin» loveliness you would expect from a Dead Rising game, but hang on, did I just see a home made dual - chainsawed staff?

There's only the tiny bit of what looks like gameplay footage in there, but it's sadly just another cinematic trailer like the two previous ones.

Not exact matches

We've seen glimpses of gameplay footage from F1 2017, but nothing like this — a 50 % race around Suzuka in Japan.

I've seen gameplay footage and it is nothing like Mario Bros..

Square Enix will have big hitters like Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, which was introduced with a magnificent cinematic trailer, but little information has been revealed so far and no gameplay footage.

This is why it looks like that Red Dead Redemption 2 gets the first proper gameplay footage during Sony's press conference, and of course, being based on the latest and most powerful PS4, it's going to blow your mind.

This is what Monster Hunter XX, a 3DS game, will look like on the Switch according to a trailer and gameplay footage shown by Capcom at this weekend's Monster Hunter event in Japan.

Yes, much of the trailer looked scripted, but in many cases the footage looked rather like it was recorded during live gameplay, and edited to be shown from different angles without a HUD (according to IGN, the game's HUD is minimal, unobtrusive, and automatically hides itself in certain situations anyway).

The announcement, held during this year's The Game Awards ceremony, shows some gameplay footage between what looks like a younger Mitsurugi and Sophitia.

I'm really looking forward to this, would have liked to seen more gameplay footage.

I think that the trailer will show some cutscenes and gameplay but what I would like to see in this new footage that they'll bring to D23 Expo is gameplay showing playable characters and new techniques too

The gameplay footage plays out like one would expect a keyboard interface to: a vertical piano roll with colored shapes meant to match with corresponding notes.

We would have liked to see some actual gameplay footage, but we'll take what we can get.

Somehow despite the first two games looking like obvious SFII edits the third one looks a lot more anime like RB2 and the later KOF games... (Based on gameplay footage and the JPN eShop screens) Surprised that a short franchise had a massive art style shift for only one game.

They were careful in saying that it's in - engine footage which means it's probable that gameplay may not look like that.

Looks like we can expect some new gameplay footage and details on the game to come from that event.

There's some gameplay footage of titles like Resident Evil, Nintendogs + Cats (complete with cat footage), and Paper Mario.

During EA Play, nearly two minutes of gameplay footage for Star Wars Battlefront 2 was shown, and everything looked like a considerable upgrade from the first Battlefront.

While there is gameplay footage, there is no real attempt to give us a sense of what the 3D effects will be like, unlike what some other game trailers have attempted to do.

We get to see new alpha gameplay footage of Failsafe, a first person parkour adventure game with a focus on story and exploration, inspired by games like Journey and Shadow of the Colossus.

It looks like it could turn into a very fun game from the gameplay footage they're showing but it only has $ 18k raised of their $ 100k goal.

It's been a long time since we've seen anything related to Last Year, which is an asymmetric five vs one multiplayer horror, and today they've released first gameplay footage of it in its alpha state, showcasing just how fantastic the visuals look and how «The Slasher» plays like.

Thankfully footage in the announcement and gameplay trailers says it's going to be back but we would like to see it improved upon significantly because it could really help Rage 2 stand out from all the other post-apocalyptic games out there.

Its details like actual gameplay footage and the connecting and collaboration of great talent that builds a very strong impression that the final product will deliver on what has been promised.

The footage for the Order however, shows gameplay taking place in smaller, more confined spaces and can therefore pull off more consistently better visuals all round but nonetheless, we found ourselves more taken aback by The Order than Ryse: Son of Rome, the latter game of which feels like a more conservative leap in visuals that we expected.

If you like or want to play as a huge awesome looking robot then look with excitement at new gameplay footage of Override in its pre-alpha state, showcasing its beauty and city destruction.

I'd like to see some extended gameplay footage though.

Even though Rockstar has already released what they've said is their final GTA IV trailer showing some of the gameplay, it looks like footage has still managed to make its way online.

Early gameplay footage of Uncharted 4, on the other hand, looks like it is taking that franchise to the next level, even adding entirely new types of set pieces, so it will be a great shame if one of Xbox's flagship series fails to deliver more than what Gears of War 3 did.

And just like last time, the interview features some gameplay footage.

It also sounds like Sony is using the Nintendo style format of focusing on a handful of games, taking a deep dive into them, showing off gameplay footage and features extensively - which is the best way to show games, I feel.

We thought at first that Arena 3D is a game like Super Star Dust for PC with a few more nice features, but now as it turns out with this new gameplay footage of the game in its alpha state, we can see that it's..

From pre-alpha to alpha and we get to see a lot more in this new gameplay footage of Vulpine, showcasing a general look on what you'll be play as in the game and what activities you'll be doing like gathering resources to survive, build and advance / progress.

Thanks to a visit to Kunos Simulazioni from the Radiator Springs racing team, we finally have a glimpse of what Assetto Corsa will look like in motion from some off = camera gameplay footage showcasing a P4 / 5 Competitizione at Imola and the Lotus 49 at Monza: User Andrea Lojelo from the Radiator Springs forum described his first - hand experience with Assetto Corsa: «It looks gorgeous, and feels fantastic on the wheel.

Although much like screenshots gameplay footage in trailers.

Like we stated earlier, we think this is the least exciting of the videos we've seen, mostly because it contains the smallest amount of actual gameplay footage.

Revealed at this year's Tokyo Games Show and seeming like a great mix between Dark Souls and Onimusha, we got to see more gameplay footage of Team Ninja and Tecmo Koei's Nioh.

Gameplay footage has been released and it looks like a beat em» up for the ages.

See the footage below for an idea of what the gameplay looks like.

I had seen trailers and gameplay footage and Gravel looked fun; it gave me vibes of MX vs ATV, Pure, and Test Drive which I absolutely loved playing when I was super into them, but the first time you boot it up and start Off Road Masters, you get this horrendous announcer that almost sounds like an homage to WWE Crush Hour, and this terrible FMV footage of god knows who these people are dancing around and doing these scripted poses and stupid staredowns that gave me flashbacks to trash like Need for Speed (2015), which apparently no one learned from.

Just like the recent Ferrari FXXK video, this gameplay video consists of four different cameras in total including bonnet / hood cam, chase cam, the replay footage and an old - style Team VVV over-the-shoulder view of Alan as he does his best to get the most out of the Ferarri.

The new game from Capcom looked plenty nice, but despite some simple user interface elements on top of the screen, it looked more like a movie than actual gameplay footage.

Like the early Splatoon footage, this build of ARMS is much simpler than the commercial product, but much of the core gameplay is in tact.

For example, a poor download speed means it will take longer to pull down purchased products or patches, whereas a poor upload speed will impact your ability to stream your gameplay over services like Twitch, and share big files with friends such as gameplay footage.

The gameplay footage that we've seen is too clean, to «cartoony» and looks hand drawn rather than dark and eerie like the other Diablo games.

Vampyr seems like quite a substantial game; more gameplay footage can be viewed below.

Despite the fact that we only saw 3 seconds of gameplay footage (that looked good) and that Ruby himself comfirmed that this game will have momentum - based gameplay just like the classics, you're ready to throw SEGA into a fire pit simply because of one small detail.