Sentences with phrase «movie games the control»

As with most interactive movie games the control system is very basic.

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In a statement, Apple said that since 2008 the iPhone's software has allowed parents to control which apps, movies, games and other content children can access.
Two other studies found a similar link between violent game playing and aggressive thoughts and behavior, even after controlling for innate temperament and exposure to violence in other sources, such as movies and television.
Ogden, who is still about a semester's worth of classes short of earning a bachelor's degree in business economics (he maintains a B average), spends a majority of his downtime at his Culver City apartment battling roommates and friends in sports - related video games and watching movies on television, all the while munching slices of discount bread and working the remote control.
«Cloth in movies and games often looks wrong, and this model is the first practical way of controlling the appearance of most types of cloth in a realistic way.»
Prior research has shown that the use of entertaining media produces a «recovery experience,» that helps us to psychologically detach from work stress and relax, but also provides mastery experience (e.g., when you beat a computer game or watch a thought - provoking movie) and a feeling of control during leisure time.
Local news — Children experience those moments by watching the way their parents interact, how they share time through family game nights or movie nights... control,» Strickland said of older teens.
I enjoy watching movies, listening to music, hanging out, I enjoy my fire water but can control myself, smoke 420, and have a passion for videogames so if you do nt like gamers im not the guy for you.
It's great too see the movie's characters like Mumble and Gloria but the Wii controls are used in a gimmicky way that adds very little substance to a game that could have been really fun.
It should have been a no - brainer: The movie is based on a late -»80s arcade game spawned by the creature - feature films of the»50s and»60s, in which one to three players controlled giant monsters as they stomped the bejeezus out of one cityscape after another while the tiny cartoon populace reacted accordingly.
While it may be a bargain bin game it's still a lot of fun, and the story behind it all is really unique, perfect for fans of cheesy Sci - Fi movies, it reminds me a lot of the movie Avatar because of the environment, the main part of this game is the flying which takes some getting used too, do to touchy controls, but eventually you'll get the hang of it, but never really feels as smooth as
The flying with Superman however actually has some odd controls tied to it but every time you lift off you hear that amazing John Williams score (all the classic movie music is here just like in the last game) and it makes up for the controls slightly.
The timing of the release of Molly's Game seems almost kismet, as the movie takes on the issue of a woman navigating a world controlled by men.
Gerard Butler doesn't like the fact that he's being controlled by a teenage video game nerd in the science - fiction action movie «Gamer
Mike Flanagan adapts King's novel to construct a tale that's perhaps too theatrical for the movie (most of the action takes place inside a single room), but given top performances by Carla Gugino as the «controlled and confined» woman and Bruce Greenwood as the all - powerful controlling force, «Gerald's Game» is a contest that's worth your playing time.
Sony developed the control unit on the front centre stack of upper trim levels and provides a crystal - clear eight - inch screen on the instrument panel, 650 - watt, 12 - speaker sound system and giant 16 - inch wide screen for those in the rear that can be split into two screens allowing one to watch a movie while the other plays a game, each using wireless headphones.
Perhaps the device's biggest weakness as a reading device is that it does so many other things: it's hard to resist the lure of temptation that your e-mail — and the baseball game, and Netflix movies, and Flight Control HD, and Twitter — are all just a couple taps away.
The Novo 8 Discovery features a Quad Core processor, a MicroSD slot, WiFi, and is also one of the first Android tablets to offer Miracast HD Wireless capability, similar to Apple's AirPlay system to provide wireless connection to any HDTV with high resolution 1080p HD — ideal for streaming movies (including NetFlix), and to play 3G games on a Big Screen TV using the tablet as a motion control device, as well as to display any other tablet and web content in HD... essentially turning an HDTV into a multimedia computer console — T abletSprint also offers the new CloudNetGo Miracast adapter ($ 45) which became available last week, which is less than half the price of most other Miracast HD Wireless systems on the market, which are priced around $ 100.
The Rosen Plaza hotel features 800 deluxe en - suite guest rooms with direct - dial telephone & voice mail, in - room safe, hair dryer, iron and ironing board, remote - control Cable TV with in - room movies & video games, computerized card - key lock, video account review & check - out, coffee maker, and high speed internet access at nominal fee.
• Large touch - control private screens to get entertained with huge variety of movies, music albums as well as games.
Hotel La Manga Club Príncipe Felipe is a magnificent five - star resort hotel, built in Andalusian style, in a privileged location at the heart of La Manga Club, adjacent to two of the three championship golf courses.Each of the 189 elegantly furnished guest rooms and suites is designed and equipped to ensure your utmost comfort, with details such as individually controlled air conditioning, satellite TV with on - demand movies and games console, marble bathrooms, French windows opening onto balconies or terraces... feast your eyes on the many beautiful and relaxing views across the gardens, swimming pool and golf courses.
This followed one console generation later and of course had amazingly beautiful graphics, Heavy Rain took the helm as the developer's best game yet, grabbing awards at gaming conventions including E3 as well as post release awards; showing gamers yet again that they can sell a top notch movie story while giving the players control.
Not only are they avoiding the quicksand that is the questionable movie tie - in, they're also looking to return to the franchise's roots, promising in Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands a game that plays more like The Sands of Time in terms of its controls, puzzles and powers.
So the price drop, great line up of games, remote control, and 5 free bluray movies wasn't enough huh?
The opening cinematic for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC versions of Ghostbusters: The Video Game is straight up channeling the spirit of the original movie, right down to the poorly synchronized, self produced ghostbustin» commercial starring New York's finest supernatural pest control team.
The game also comes with new control and camera systems, improved character panel, new locations and two new major adventures, important characters, 33 minutes worth of new movies etc..
The game takes place shortly after the events of the movie and allows you to take control of Peter Parker in a open world environment.
I would like to see all of these things, plus a renewed focus on innovative set pieces, a la the helicopter rope getaway thing we were privvy to at the feb. reveal event... these games can get monotonous after awhile, and interesting environments can only carry your attention for so long... I don't necessarily want a fairly interactive movie, but true jaw dropping set pieces that let the player keep control throughout, and switch up gameplay styles... we've seen some of this in the current gen, after uncharted more and more games are utilizing these, but the next gen needs to take it a step further, I want to experience that edge of your seat thrill in games more often
Video game helicopters are usually difficult to control and not half as enjoyable to fly as they look in real life (or in the movies!).
The LEGO Movie game uses an isometric viewpoint with tap and swipe gestures for controls, and of course, lots of things to build with Legos.
Four other games will make their way to the Nintendo eShop this week including My Style Studio: Hair Salon (Wii U), a hair styling sim; Skater Cat (3DS), a platformer where you control a skateboarding cat; Airport Hero Hawaii (3DS), an air traffic control sim; and I Am In the Movie (DSi), a video editing application.
After a few minutes of opening movies & cutscenes, the game lets the player take control on the world map & with a short mini-dungeon.
The minimal control scheme and accessible interface has the point and press fun of the Wii remote written all over it, not only that but the best adverts for the game (one of which I saw one in the cinema before the movie) feature the Wii primarily.
While this may appease certain casual gamers, think of it this way: without the ability to control the characters» movements and choices to click on certain interactive things, this is almost like watching a movie — a very low - budget one.
Hopefully with Ubisoft in control, this we be the start of a new better trend in video game movies.
For as terrible as the movie this game was based on ended up being, and taking into consideration the much talked about control scheme, the game manages to shine through with some honest - to - goodness fun.
However, games differ from movies in that the user controls the advance of time.
Pacific Rim is an interesting fighting game that has potential to be really just as good as the movie, but due to some repeated mistakes and poor choices in controls the game falls a bit short and ends up being lost in the shuffle of this new strategy on releasing movie games into a digital distribution.
As customary in Lego games, you'll take control of a number of characters from the movie, each with special abilities that are required to progress in the stage.
You can stream movies, TV and music, share games with family members and implement parental controls to keep mom and dad's games out of kids» reach.
The Windows maker started by showing off Xbox One's impressive control system — users can quickly and seamlessly talk to their Xbox or perform simple gestures to switch between games, TV shows, movies, Internet Explorer and other programs.
When it comes to outstanding experiences that do not fall into the former categories, then I can only think of «Disaster: Day of Crisis ``, by far the most consequent game ever created, a mix of a disaster - movie adaptation, the Rock, wii motion controls, every gameplay mechanic you can ever think of and giant hamburgers as medipacks.
From the early days of gaming it was all about fun, but as the years passed we have seen more games release with a more serious undertone while still being labelled a video game seeing as you control the action in opposed to a movie where you are a bystander looking in.
Surrendering so much control to make way for movie sequences is galling, especially when the dialogue makes such a big deal about freedom and free will... Despite this gradual decay, though, MGS4 is absolutely a great game.
Movie companies often worry about allowing too much control of a film's production to game companies, afraid that they'll nitpick every small detail and facet, ultimately dooming it.
They do describe it as more of a re-imagining of the first game, revised to fit with the story told in the new movie, and fitted with a PS4 sheen, modern controls and plenty of new gameplay elements.
Sony fans are in full damage control and it's not surprising, they have no games that are playable for more then a week and their biggest exclusive is a interactive movie?
According to the description, you will be able to «interact with your favorite TV shows, movies, music, sports, and games, and bring remote control to a whole new level» which makes it sound like the app just turns your phone into an interactive remote control.
David Cage is working on a game - an actual, fully - playable game - that resembles a big - budget movie, exploring deep themes of death, loss, acceptance and the afterlife while actually giving players direct control over the proceedings.
Heavy Rain gets closer than any previous game to conveying the sense that you are controlling the protagonists in an interactive movie — firmly entrenched in the film noir genre, its storyline (twist - laden, naturally) is able to suck you in completely, thanks to the most convincing facial and bodily animation yet seen in a game.
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