Sentences with phrase «many games support»

The custom - made video game supports additional players in the arena.

But for Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima, the jeers at last night's Game Awards were one of the biggest signals to date that gamers support him unconditionally.

You can often find me at the Pete during most games supporting the dinocat apparel, since I'm the only Pitt fan that actually likes that logo.

Francis Coquelin will have a major role to play next year in big games supporting the Arsenal defence, and currently has no like for like replacement in the team.

Future games supported by RumbleMonkey will operate internationally and in all U.S. states except Illinois and Arizona.

The downloadable version of this game supports English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Swedish, Turkish, Korean, Chinese.

Alas, plenty of recognizable and game supporting players can't save this bloated, hit - and - miss affair, which possesses the same basic nougaty center of ribaldry and sentimentality in which producer Judd Apatow specializes, but falls victim to a sagging hour - plus in its middle, as well as an ending which feels more the product of test - marketing approval than genuine romantic rallying.

The game supports Wii Speak and the COD Black Ops Mic, both are very effective and really make good use for strong teamwork.

Also rather neat is that the game supports keyboard and mouse peripherals for the Switch, just in case you've got nostalgia for that one gigantic keyboard controller for Gamecube.

Besides the single player, the game supports split - screen and online co-op modes.

As mentioned, the game supports the original survival mode which requires you work for your creations and watch out for enemies or you can sit back and create your own masterpieces with the creative mode with no interference.

With that said, finding players is not an issue and the game supports traditional multiplayer modes which does give you a break from the main story.

The game supports analog controllers.

The game supports the pressure sensitive buttons for gas and brakes.

In fact, if you choose to double dip and get it on both systems, the game supports an aggressive cross-saving feature that should always keep you updated with the latest version.

Finally, not only will the game support local wireless play where two different players can play as Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong, Nintendo has also added 8 news worlds, which will unlock after completing the main game.

All three games support between one and two players locally on TV and tabletop modes, and one player in portable mode.

The game supports both Xbox controllers and the Dual Shock 4; both allow gamers to have an enjoyable and smooth experience.

There won't just be a single player component to The Revolution, as the game supports up to four players in online co-op, allowing you to form your own resistance cell and become heroes of the revolution.

The game supports up to four players online through the Vita's Infrastructure mode, or four players locally through Ad Hoc, though this support is for certain missions only.

The game supports both a primary and secondary attack with the ability of combinations that definitely adds to the strategy of your gameplay.

With that said, each online game supports 6 players.

The game supports progressive scan, HDTV, widescreen, and VGA outputs.

At a dilemma if the game supports retina for iPad 3 or not... If it doesn't I am not sure whether to play on the iPhone or iPad.

PC version of the game supports 4K resolution at 60 fps.

The DS Version of the Game supports play via local wi - fi.

Each of these games supports some form of co-op.

The game supports Dolby Pro Logic II setups for enhanced audio, though the game's actual musical score (all subdued, tinny techno) and its audio effects (hushed and mostly bland, though reasonably varied) won't make much of a showcase for a high - end sound system.

Factor in the special performances by Jean Dujardin, Berenice Bejo, and a game supporting cast (including a dog worthy of a Supporting nod), and the end result is a special little film.

The game supports AI bots for the multiplayer but again the AI is terrible and manages to spoil the fun by getting stuck or killed rather quickly forcing you to keep reviving them.

-- Aonuma already said the new zelda will be shown at E3 — Pokken fighters will definitely be feautured — Focus on the 2014 titles: new SSB challengers, Bayonetta 2, X and Hyrule warriors — A load of playable eshop titles — Full details about the figurines — including a set of games supporting them — Footage from 2015 titles FExSMT and Yarn yoshi — Surprise games (maybe a few, maybe a lot)-- Details of the new Fatal frame — Teaser for Miyamoto's new IP

Just like nearly every other Nintendo game released lately, the game supports amiibo, including the Animal Crossing Villager.

This week, we've got LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 on all the modern platforms, Rocket League on the Switch, and Star Wars: Battlefront II on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One, though it's worth noting that only the console versions of the game support co-op per our site's definition.

Sure, the game supports MFi controllers, and it obviously plays as well as it did on PSP with one, if not better thanks to the camera being mapped to the right stick, avoiding the player having to use the «Claw» grip.

The game supports both keyboard and joystick controllers.

The game supports up to twelve players via local area network or the Internet, across a few modes of play (dogfight, team dogfight, etc).

It also lists PlayStation TV compatible titles and a few notes here and there (including which games support local PlayStation TV multiplayer).

The game supports a number of multiplayer modes including co-op and team death match.

Based on a short story by Neil Gaiman, How To Talk To Girls At Parties is gloriously bonkers, with Nicole Kidman (centre) giving game support to Elle Fanning's charming lead performance

The PlayStation 4 version of the game supports PS3 fight sticks over USB, which is a nice touch if you fell on the Sony side last time around and have that hardware already.

Based on a short story by Neil Gaiman, this is gloriously bonkers, with a charming central performance from Elle Fanning and game support from Nicole Kidman.

Red Hook's gorgeous comic - book style that evokes the likes of Mignola's Hellboy is beautifully translated to the Switch, and the game supports the clip recording feature as well.

The game supports up to 100 players taking part in each battle in the «Battle Royale» mode.

The game supports a variety of controllers including wheels, joypads, and even keyboard — the game correctly identified my G27.

This is the second time this has happened on my XBox One and despite reaching out to Warner Brothers Game Support and reading numerous other cases on the Internet, I haven't found a working solution.

While the game supports both 4K and 12K resolution on PC (which looks incredible I must say), it seems to lack visually when it comes to console.

You can get up to 4 players in a single game session since the game supports online multiplayer while including offline co-op multiplayer.

Kurt Russell does a fine job as the soldier - hero, with a lackluster but game supporting cast doing what they can with what few lines there are.

Though no other character in the film is nearly so fleshed out, a game supporting cast — including the welcome Michael Stuhlbarg and a pitch - perfect Mark Strong — help balance Chastain's blistering presence.

Ivan Reitman (My Super Ex-Girlfriend, Evolution), who hasn't made a genuinely good film in nearly two decades, directs this predictable and only sporadically amusing sex comedy that coasts on the energy and emotion of its two leads and a game supporting cast.