Sentences with phrase «meat of the game which»

The singleplayer campaign is fun and all, but it's really meant as a sort of extended tutorial to ease you into the game before you jump into the real meat of the game which is the multiplayer.

The single player in my opinion is merely practice for the meat of this game which is the online mode.

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Jean de Lery, in the account of his adventures among the Indians of Brazil, about 1557, describes the wooden grating set up on four forked posts, «which in their language they call a «boucan;» on this they cooked food with a slow fire underneath, and as they did not salt their meat, this process served them as a means of keeping their game and fish.

Candy Weaver of BBQr's Delight recommends using black walnut pellets for red meat, pork, venison, and other game meat; orange pellets which produce a «tangy citrus taste» for pork, poultry, fish, and seafood; and mulberry pellets which impart a «sweet, tangy blackberry» taste for pork, ham, and poultry.

After accepting the brace of oven - ready birds Michael Gove said: «Great British Game Week is an opportunity to highlight and promote UK game meat, which continues to grow in popularGame Week is an opportunity to highlight and promote UK game meat, which continues to grow in populargame meat, which continues to grow in popularity.

National Taste of Game Fortnight forms part of BASC's Game's On initiative which highlights the benefits of game meat as a local, wild and nutritious food and encourages people to enjoy the great taste of gGame Fortnight forms part of BASC's Game's On initiative which highlights the benefits of game meat as a local, wild and nutritious food and encourages people to enjoy the great taste of gGame's On initiative which highlights the benefits of game meat as a local, wild and nutritious food and encourages people to enjoy the great taste of ggame meat as a local, wild and nutritious food and encourages people to enjoy the great taste of gamegame.

When Dr. Weston A. Price studied so - called primitive peoples, he found that they consumed large amounts of fat - soluble vitamins A and D (as well as vitamin K2, which he called the X Factor) from foods such as pastured butter, egg yolks, organ meats, shellfish, fatty fish and animal fats — as well as from foods that modern people don't normally eat, such as intestines, brain, lungs, thymus, fish liver, fish heads, fish eggs and fat from various game animals.

In a stark contrast to Xbox's verbose presser, in which presenters gave long winded speeches about the future of community and bringing the world together through games, Sony stuck to the meat of the matter and showed us gameplay.

The season mode, which is by far the meat and potatoes of the game really does seem rather thin in comparison to what we have been seeing in the past.

Both game modes are worthwhile, but the real meat is in evolved, which a hectic game of survival against hordes of increasingly hostile enemies.

The game show mode is definitely the meat of the single - player experience, which is unfortunate since it only takes a scant few hours to complete.

You can create skirmish games against the computer (though you have to do so using the multiplayer setup), but the real meat is in the multiplayer mode, which emulates the setup of the miniatures game.

It's often compared to the indie sensation «Super Meat Boy,» which is fitting consdiering both games force you to navigate an increasingly difficult series of levels in the pursuit of making that one perfect run which will see you proceed to your next little slice of hell.

Scientists suspect that this is because of the regular feeding of either offal or game meat, which a lot of owners tend to do.

South Africa is a cultural melting pot, reflected in its food, which celebrates our rich heritage and natural bounty of seafood, meat, game and plants, and our wines have been earning rave reviews internationally for 300 years.

Here we've got a pretty cool gig since other dogs aren't allowed on our turf and we've got some sweet as bars (ok, they're sandbars) and lots of good game meat, like possums, which are organic and sustainable.

Finally the we arrive the meat of the game: competitive multiplayer, the very thing for which the Call of Duty series has become so damn popular over the years, and once again Infinity Ward feel like they're taken a step backwards from Black Ops II in some ways.

Without a multiplayer mode — aside from a baffling 1v1 local play, which while appreciated seems an odd choice over full multiplayer — the two campaigns serve as the meat of the game, allowing you to take up arms as either the Numantians or the Roman forces intent on conquering Iberia, which is modern - day Spain.

The games career mode is still the main meat of the game offering you a chance to progress through an eight year - long riding career which will see you start off in Superstock racing and work your way through Supersport before finally reaching the SBK level.

Hall of Meat returns and takes on an even more arcadey feel along with the ability to hit random passers by, and certain things are now more over the top which has given the game a very slight Tony Hawks feeling.

the gameplay lacked the depth I was expecting, it was disappointing and they try to hide the shortcomings up with flashy camera angles and graphics which I thought were nice but I like games with a bit of meat

One particular platformer that stood out for me was Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee, a game in which you start off as a slave in a meat factory before being forced to escape after overhearing the plan of the evil boss.

Developer Team Meat has teased Super Meat Boy's potential release on the Wii U. On Super Meat Boy's website, designer and programmer Tommy Refenes posted an article saying thank you to those who brought the game to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita, both versions of which released today.

Getting down to the real meat of the game comes in the form of the Career mode which has you starting as a wildcard in the Moto 3 series for single races (Moto 3 is much slower and features lower powered 250cc bikes) and working through Moto 2 all the way up to the official MotoGP season.

In some ways, that even includes its own sequels, which saw the game - changing additions of further mechanics such as crawling when downed, meat shields, planting grenades, mortar strikes and so on shift the focus towards slightly more conservative play.

However, for me it offered high levels of annoyance for minimal reward, and is missing the spark of earlier platformers such as Super Meat Boy, from which this game has visibly drawn influence.

MLB Front Office does offer a fantasy mode and Xbox Live integration, which has a lot of potential for online leagues if you could piece together 30 serious players, but the real meat and potatoes of this game is the career mode, wherein you create a General Manager, assign him to a team (I chose the Milwaukee Brewers) and follow him over a 30 - year career.

There is a main story quest line for those who want to learn more about the history of Resonail (as well as a good way to start leveling up your team), but that is mainly for those who may not have access to the online multiplayer portion which is really the meat of the game.

The meat of Sinner is in its combat of course, which is why it's more of a boss rush game than anything else, and its combat is definitely satisfying.

Upon firing up the game, you'll be able to choose between just two modes: Battle Mode, which allows players to battle it out in explosive online or local multiplayer matches, and the Story Mode, which is where the meat of Super Bomber Man R's single - player content can be found.

While the game will feature many returning vehicles from previous titles, there will also be a lot of new ones to choose from, such as the Death Warrant, which is a 2005 - 2009 Ford Mustang, the Road Boat, which is an armored 60's Cadillac sedan, the Vermin, which is a rodent catcher van, and some other fun cars like the Juggernaut, Kamikaze and Meat Wagon.

Whole sections of the map are locked behind easy - to - miss destructible walls, and one of its three possible endings can be achieved without even dipping a toe into most of the game's optional areas — my favorite area of which is called the White Palace, where Hollow Knight basically transforms into Super Meat Boy with a long series of increasingly difficult platforming sections through mazes of spinning saw blades.

The much - touted Hardcore Mode, which lets you customize which parts of the game you want to be more difficult, is a meat grinder.

It does in Super Meat Boy — which, according to interviews conducted for Indie Game: The Movie, came as a result of obsession.

Where some of these retro throwbacks have made for excellent games — just look at Fez, Super Meat Boy, and Cave Story — there are plenty out there which fail to do anything meaningful with the timeless 2D platformer template.

Furthermore, multiple game features point back at that key challenge of taking cover, making the whole experience coherent and consistent: Shields that let you plant a cover where needed, enemy to be used as meat shield, invulnerable rock worms to hide behind as they move which let you access a vantage point... All contribute in and deepen the concept of cover, lending a symbolic nature to gameplay that make it a focused learning experience.

Super Meat Boy Forever, which was originally going to be a smartphone - only sequel to the original game, promises to bring the same features that make the original Super Meat Boy so engaging: a lot of obstacles to avoid, colorful worlds and danger behind every corner.

i enjoyed it far more than raging blast which had very dissatisfying combat system that mainly relied on the specials to be the meat of combat, I enjoyed looking at it more than playing it, which I cant say about budokai (though I hate the dragon rush it throws off the skill the game takes), the intimate combat made the fights more rewarding, but i felt that it would benefit from a limited 3d environment (like storm or the old revolution series), and a lot of the features that were in the tenkaichi / raging blast series.

The meat of the game is in its 36 additional story chapters added in the Western release (previously DLC) and the robust online features which has you playing War with other players from around the world in a race to have the best mercenary company.

I don't even like Super Meat Boy, Bit Trip Runner or other similar games of which there seem to be legion these days.

Super Meat Boy shows it's a fast paced game which is quite refreshing and different (in todays market), and showed things like an army of meat boys all moving as one which really helps show that this isn't your normal gMeat Boy shows it's a fast paced game which is quite refreshing and different (in todays market), and showed things like an army of meat boys all moving as one which really helps show that this isn't your normal gmeat boys all moving as one which really helps show that this isn't your normal game.

The game is inspired by Niddhogg, but I also saw touches of Super Meat Boy and some of Griptonite Games» handheld titles (The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night, Spider - Man: Web of Shadows), in the platforming and combat — which is definitely a good thing!

While Refenes only has one feline companion, McMillen has four - one of which, the hairless Tammy, played a fairly large role in Indie Game: The Movie, last year's high - profile film that detailed the team's plight as it created Super Meat Boy.

Despite having full access to the Vita's many different buttons, I found that the game's original touch controls (which can be turned on in the options menu) offered the greatest form of control of my six - packed meat machine.

If you're wondering what item Nintendo is giving away first, it's a piece of Raw Meat and two apples which fall from the sky upon finishing the update and loading your game save — incredibly anticlimactic, we know.

One is the single player story mode that plays out like a Michael Bay action film, and then there's the multiplayer mode, which is the true meat of the game and keeps Internet service providers in business.

I've even heard some reviewers complain that Tropical Freeze is too hard, which I consider hypocritical, considering most of these same reviewers often rag on Nintendo games for being «too easy» while praising difficult indy titles like Super Meat Boy (which, while decent, feels a lot more unfair than DK ever did).

Within the first half hour of starting the game, you're given the chance to heat up a meat pie in the microwave, an action that is of no gameplay benefit but which stamps the game so perfectly as one made by people who lived typical Australian (probably 90s) childhoods.

100 Mario and 10 Mario Challenges exist giving you a set number of lives to complete a set number of stages — which range between fairly simple to teeth - grindingly difficult, although these challenges just feel like side - attractions — as in, not the main draw, not the meat and potatoes of the game.

Conceptually it's not too dissimilar to games like N + or Super Meat Boy, which also had fairly short levels consisting largely of platforming challenges.