Sentences with phrase «like modern developers»

So I suppose we could look at it like modern developers are giving us a range of options in how we play.

Not exact matches

Micro Focus allows PC - based COBOL and mainframe programming using modern tools newly minted developers expect, like Eclipse for editing and.

Food for thought, even though I have all the faith in the world in Rockstar Games that GTA Online is going to be one of the best online games in modern history, does it seem like accountability is gone for developers?

I was practically raised on point and click games like Monkey Island, Discworld, Day of the Tentacle and Sam & Max, so understandably I've got a healthy love for the genre and a paranoid distrust of modern - day attempts at recreating it, because quite frankly the developers these days just don't get it, like how I just don't get wasps.

But as the series grew the developers somehow felt that if Killstreaks were so good then having more of them was obviously the correct way to make a superior game, the very same attitude they had toward massive set - pieces, and so modern Call of Duty multiplayer matches often feel like nothing more than an endless barrage of Killstreaks, each seemingly more powerful than the last.

Like a terrorist in Modern Warfare, you may believe Infinity Ward to have been rather gruesomely shot down by their recent tangle with publisher Activision, but this isn't so according to fellow Call of Duty developer, Treyarch.

I doubt it was intended by the writers, but this referential humor ends up feeling like a constant reminder of how developers didn't seem quite sure whether Yooka - Laylee was going to be a complete throwback to a different time, or if it would feature some more modern design tropes.

Modern AAA games like Halo and Call of Duty emphasize cooperation and teamwork, and employees at Certain Affinity similarly describe this small game developer as an amicable place where camaraderie and creativity go hand in hand.

Even without Eugene Jarvis» help, I'm convinced that Nex Machina would have turned out just fine, but with the teaming up of a legend in the business as well as a developer that has rightfully earned its place in the gaming hall of fame, this is one very well made game that feels like a modern day version of the arcade game that inspired it, and it's also one that just begs to be mastered.

Shinobi Refle: Senran Kagura has come to the Nintendo Switch — yes, the Switch — in what is looking like a show of a more modern «laissez - faire» approach to letting developers set their own standards, Nintendo has allowed the jiggling, poking, prodding and all of the associated debaucheries that we all know and love from the other games within the franchise.

Meanwhile the modern day side of the narrative feels like it is being slowly abandoned, barely getting a look in this time around, although at least the developers have thrown in some fun platforming sections that send you to different time periods, including a breathtaking clamber up the Eiffel Tower during World War II.

Activision and Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 developer Robomodo know what they're trying to do is a difficult dance: update Pro Skater for modern players while still feeling like the old days.

From those small gameplay clips released and from our chat with the developer, the game will have multiple levels / maps with each one of them having its own unique look and feel, from a neon - filled Tokyo - like map, a desert and tropical one, to a modern city, and each map would provide a sandbox - like experience where you can roam around the world freely.

The developers told me, when asked where their inspiration came from, that they wanted to make a game that they've all wanted for years; they've not been able to find anything like Streets of Rage on a modern platform, so they decided to create Raging Justice.

And the developer is also taking charge of the Ghosts marketing campaign, just like it did for Modern Warfare.

The developer went with modern visualizations of Marvel characters, based in part on the recent run of movies like Thor, Captain America and the upcoming Avengers film, so that characters should be easily recognizable.

Not every zombie game has to be a horror or a shooter, some developers just use them to spice up their game, like Dead Hungry, where you need to serve hamburgers to hungry zombie customers or in Modern Zombie Taxi Co., a hilarious VR game in which you need to drive some crazy zombies to their chosen destination.

Developer: DragonJam Studios Platforms: PC Release date: TBA 2016 WinCars Racer is a modern take on the classic karting genre from Spanish studio DragonJam Studios that's heavily inspired by the likes of «90s arcade racing staples such as Mario Kart, Sega Rally and Crazy Taxi.

While hardware like the Atari Panther and the Computer Space arcade machine may seem like mere historical curiosities, there are lessons relevant to the modern video game industry that developers like those at GDC can learn.

By taking the framework of an old school RPG like Soleil or early Final Fantasy games (think Super Nintendo / Sega Megadrive) and turning the battles parts into word games like Scrabble the developers, Bacon Bandit, have managed to pull off one of the rarest of things in modern

Other Ocean Interactive, the acclaimed independent developer with a mastery of creating modern games with a retro feel like Dark Void Zero and the XBLA conversion of Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, announced today that its highly anticipated side - scrolling platformer, The War of the Worlds, launches today for Xbox LIVE ® Arcade for the Xbox 360 ® -LSB-...]

A videogame founded on mechanics from previous generations can feel antiquated, but given enough polish to hide the strings you can still come away feeling like the developers have put thought into the use of the modern hardware at their disposal.

If you're at all interested in understanding what maybe drives the creative spark that leads to games like Undertale and Shovel Knight and really any modern hit, then it's a good idea to play those older games (especially if you're an aspiring developer).

It is at times like these that you find yourself wishing that the developers had put in just a little more effort into bringing these games up to modern standards, visually speaking.

The Museum of Modern Art has received a gift of 174 contemporary works from a Los Angeles real estate developer, including prime examples of paintings, sculptures and drawings by artists like Philip Guston, Vija Celmins, and Christopher Wilmarth, Carol Vogel reports in the New York Times.

The attention surrounding it has encouraged developers and local government to launch and fund new museums and cultural institutions, like the Perez Art Museum Miami, a modern and contemporary art museum opened in 2002, and The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, Florida's largest performing arts center opened in 2006.

Microsoft is now investing fully in both, but it hopes developers will take advantage of universal apps for the better touch, pen, and modern capabilities like head - mounted display support.

Third - party installer software like Flexera InstallShield and several others have gotten into the act of helping developers move their apps into the modern age.

I believe that part of the reason Microsoft wants to get mouse support on Xbox One isn't necessarily so you can use UWP Office more efficiently, it's so they can package older PC games for Xbox One and modern computers without having the developers fully retrofit the games for things like controller support.

This allows developers to get more out of the hardware in your device, particularly if it has a multi-core CPU like most modern flagships.