Sentences with phrase «much like halo»

In fact, Destiny 2 ′ s campaign and multiplayer modes feel much like the Halo 2 to the original Halo: Combat Evolved.

Much like Halo 5's Requisition Packs, Gears of War 4's Gear Packs are digital bundles of in - game goodies that you can both buy with real money and unlock through gameplay.

The game also completely remasters Halo 2's singleplayer campaign, much like Halo: Combat Evolved's Anniversary Edition, released back in 2011, and increases every game included in the collection to 60 fps and a 1080p resolution.

If you have never played that than it is very much like Halo: Spartan Assault.

Much like Halo 2's finale, TOMK's conclusion takes the form of an abrupt, unsatisfying cliffhanger that demands an infuriating wait until the next episode is released.

«But at its core it does feel very much like Halo.

Honestly, it felt too much like Halo's gunplay, of which I was never a massive fan anyway and have now experienced through six games, the latest Halo included.

The internet has been flooded for years that a movie adaptation of this game would happen (much like the Halo movie).

Much like the Halo 3 Zune that was released coinciding with the game, I'm sure this thing will go fast, so if you don't want to disappoint Delta Squad, you'd better get to pre-ordering.

Then, using the Gemini North telescope, also on Hawaii, they spotted a halo of spherical clusters of stars around the galaxy's core, much like the halo that surrounds our Milky Way's core.

Not exact matches

Perhaps they are more nutrient - dense than a cake made with processed flour, but desserts like these seem to get a halo around them and the implication that you can eat as much of them as you want without weight gain or blood sugar spikes.

Sure, juice's elite fan base lends it a certain allure, much like the cool factor of a boutique fitness class or the halo that hovers over other wellness trends like the explosion of matcha - flavored everything.

I have a machine that runs this like a dream, and it DOES N't cost that much to build a machien to run it well despite other reviews I'd read, but ultimately the feeling of firing 22 rounds against people all in bfull body armor just takes away from any remotely realistic feeling... this has more in common with HALO, or team fortress, cosole games may like it... but the fact it has gotten so many good reviews, has me questioning if anyone in teh industry have ever fired a weapon, gone hunting, much less ever been in the military.

Don't pay too much attention to this unless you live in Japan.The Japanese have a special taste for Domertic (inner - country) products.That's why the 360 isn't that popular there and I believe no American game title has made the chart... Mario Party DS... lol, get frikkin» Halo 3, I don't see how Japan can resist like all American products, sucks for them.

Much like the impressive Halo Waypoint seen packaged with Microsoft's flagship shooter, the World Tekken Federation (or WTF, if you will) tracks players» every last statistic straight from matches as they happen, then syncs them to the online database for the whole world to see.

Much like Toyota, Nissan needed a halo car to freshen its image, but it declined Yamaha's proposal, opting for an in - house design.

It was absurdly convenient, and made things like Halo parties or marathoning games with friends much, much simpler.

But settings like the halo or bezel will complement a K diamond much better.

Current sales of games like Forza, Halo etc should be much higher considering the hardcore following, Xbox One supposedly has.

They are like nintendo now in the sense they are too reliant on old ip's, lets face it more gears, more halo, more forza is what they have counted on to sell consoles this generation and I think, well in my eyes I think them games are not enough anymore and they have been caught off guard as they cant seem to produce much else beyond those games.

The 360 and Microsoft in general also drew in larger crowds of consumers than Sony, for example, with its superior online experience and much coveted exclusives like Gears of War and Halo.

The metal band that circles the top of the headset like a halo gives it extra structural integrity without bumping up the weight too much, but it does come with a drawback; tap the metal with a finger while you're scratching an itch or something and the noise rings through the cans like an alarm clock ruining your morning bliss.

I wasn't a huge fan of Killzone 2 (liked R2, COD4 and Halo 3 much better), but it was solid and the presentation alone deserves a pay - off for GG.

phil and xbox ai nt nothing to sony halo, forza is whats pretty much all they have and just splash the cash on third partys that should stay multiplatform if they wan na be like sony then buyout companys, and as for updates im sure xbox owners would more games n games instead of updates after updates they should let go of the xbox brand and keep what made them best in the first place pc gaming

Like all Halo 3 (gallery) and Project Gotham Racing 4 (gallery) screenshots, these Resistance 2 shots show a bit too much AA to be 100 % actual in - game gameplay.

every n4g sony fanboy is now a game developer LOL last of us wasn't THAT good looking, it still comparable to games like halo, gears of war and uncharted, i think people need to realise (especially sony fangirls) how games can pull these graphics off, low player counts, not much happening on screen and just areas that look big but have very small playing areas, or streaming parts of areas at a time, now if you look at the last of us multiplayer & uncharted 3 mutliplayer, it looks crap compared to the story.

Halo may not be dead.But the silence on how much it sold.Tells something it looks like it didn't do as good as it was warranted.

jRPGS play EXCELLENT on touch screen, much better than trying to make smth like Halo or Morrowind

The vid (which has since been removed) and the pics lend a lot of weight to the rumour of a remake but much like all the rumours regarding a remake of all the Halo games pre E3 2014, Microsoft won't confirm a thing until this year's conference.

The plan is to finally unite Microsoft's games presence on Xbox and Windows, with exclusives — such as future Halo instalments and the upcoming Insomniac game Sea of Thieves — arriving on both platforms and potentially featuring cross-platform features, much like the now cancelled Lionhead effort Fable Legends.

Halo would sell like hotcakes and get them through another year without too much talk of a next - gen device, and they already said they're working on this.

Much like Mario, Halo, and others stood as the measures in their respective genres, Diablo became the basis by which the action RPG genre...

In that manner, they function much like the regenerating shields in the first Halo game.

The likes of Halo 4 and Dance Central 3 also won their share, with the much talked about Star Wars: 1313 and Watch Dogs picking up special commendations.

Games like CoD, Halo, Battlefield, Fallout, or any established big series has absolutely no right to include this bs when they are pretty much guaranteed to make money hand over fist just from the base sale of the game.

But when I do get a Xbone (when the price comes way down) 500 GB PR however much is available to use will be enough because I will only use my Xbone for exclusives like Halo.

Xbox Live's Major Nelson brings news of a Xbox 360 Game of the Year bundle which brings with it two much - liked games — Halo 3 and Fable II.

New content on a game that everyone likes to play (come on, you know Halo multiplayer is fun no matter how much you want to hate).

Haha gamespot like they matter but yea they are trash.I mean they give Halo a 6 with nothing but great things to say about the game.Still they give it that score because of the mp problems.yet GTA 5 and smash brothers gets a 9 with their broken online.Yea gamestop has went down hill a long time ago, Their reviews means as much to me as a non gamer's review on a game

I hope that the next Halo as any other surpasses Halo 3 or 2 in Multiplayer and in story as a Halo fan but i just did nt like Halo 4 all that much.

Like you said, both systems have a solid half of the year coming up, so why did the PS3 fanboy get under your skin so much when he just said «sony also has games this holiday and next year»... yet you don't seem to mind when the 360 fanboys say «just accept the fact that Halo: ODST alone will decimate anything Sony has on offer this holiday» and «then Micro's really gonna bring the pain in 2010».

the costs are just ballooning and being subsidized by secondary costs via microtransactions, like req packs in halo, and the naughty dog points in uc4, they already know they won't get money through just packaged sales... pretty much what space cheese has been saying for the most part

Players will be extremely hard to find, too, given how online kings like Call of Duty 4, and Halo 3 are just so much more fun.

I enjoyed Halo 5 much more than I did 4, but for some reason, the multiplayer hasn't grabbed me like I thought it would.

It seems like it's been pretty much Halo 3 and Portal around these parts in October.

While Halo was far from being a non-serious action title, these screens make the game look like Bungie is going after a much more realistic approach and the studio is definitely upping the graphics department.

I know that this is kind of a touchy subject with Halo fanatics — and I completely sympathize with them — however, I felt like the controls in the Beta were much more accessible than the ones in the Master Chief Collection.

I won't go into the details because of spoilers but the last missions of the campaign specifically are very underwhelming for feeling like you've made any real progress which is a shame because the original Halo Wars managed to get it pretty much spot on.

Joe Staten Then we just plowed ahead, much like we'd done with Halo, with one notable exception.

A simple puzzle game might require over fifty pages, including 3D modeling and scripts, so you can imagine what goes into much more complicated games like Halo or Call of Duty.