Sentences with phrase «most favourite games of all time»

If you ask me about my favourite games, this would be one of my most favourite games of all time.

Not exact matches

The Structural Attack week is UNIQUE and is my most favourite part of the Program; it is definitely the toughest one, yet it is fun at the same time — it immerses you into mental - physical game.

We thought it'd be fun to use our system to find the most compatible fictional characters of all time — including all your favourites from Pride and Prejudice, Eastenders, Twilight, Game of Thrones and many more.

I love most types of games but I have a particular passion for music games and racing games, though Final Fantasy VII is and probably always will by my all time favourite as it's the only computer game to ever make me cry!

Final Fantasy IX is one of my all - time favourite games, so grabbing the recent port for the PS4 was a no brainer; easily the most underrated entry in the series, FFIX suffered somewhat due to the decision to return to a more heavily fantasy oriented setting rather than the science fiction inspired ones present in the two previous — and most successful — instalments.

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Rules are the same as the original game: - 7 white cards each at all times - players rotate the person who ask the question on the black card - asker chooses the winning answer - winner keeps the black card - pick up of new white cards for the players who spent a card on that round - asker rotates - winner is the player with the most black cards (correct answers) at the end of the game:) A classroom favourite of my pupils:) highly competitive!

«ezmuze + Hamst3r edition» was not only one of the best (and, for a long time, most expensive) Xbox Live Indie titles available, it also lead to one of the best interviews in WMD history (no offence to other interviews such as Angry Newton (Mr. Gravity), Dan Dicicco (Star Drive), James Watson (the crazy man who famously asked people not to buy his game), Mathieu Briau (of the superb «Shield the Beat»), and (perhaps my all - time favourite) my epic 3 - part interview with Kris Steele.

Final Fantasy IX is one of my all - time favourite games, so grabbing the recent port for the PS4 was a no brainer; easily the most underrated entry in the series, FFIX suffered somewhat due to the decision to return to a more heavily fantasy oriented setting rather than the science fiction inspired ones present in the two previous — and most successful — instalments.

The game offers up a variety of modes, with Retro Evolved included for the purists and all but one of the game modes from Geometry Wars 2 present and accounted for, from the fan favourite Pacifism, where you must go through gates to vanquish your enemies in lieu of having any firepower to King, where you must dart from safe zone to safe zone in order to fire, but it's Adventure Mode that'll take up most of your time, at least at first.

Hack and slash games are a known genre for most gamers, with powerful games like God of War and Devil May Cry to older games such as one of my favourite games of all time, Golden Axe, there are a few things we come to expect when we play games like this and even though we mostly button mash our way through them there is always something that keeps us entertained and keeps us from getting bored or noticing how sore our fingers are getting.

Wolfenstein: The New Order is just what I was hoping for and more, it took everything I hated with the previous Wolfenstein game and just turned the crank and made it into one of the most enjoyable experience I have personally had all year, it also put this game as one of my favourite FPS games I played in a long time.

The most dismissive thing I can say about Dishonored 2 is that it's a lot like Dishonored — one of my favourite games of all time.

Our childhood favourite time pass was also one of the most irritating games of all.