Sentences with phrase «multiplayer aspect like»

There are only few multiplayer aspect like the dead bodies of fallen players that can be batted at your own leisure throughout each stage.

While the game will incorporate some multiplayer aspects like Fleet vs Fleet and Campaign co-op, the initial launch will be focused on the Single Player game.

Not exact matches

This has all been pre-release game time, but Ubisoft was nice enough to arrange some multiplayer sessions that I was able to join with reviewers from other outlets, so I have not had nearly as much time with the multiplayer aspects as I would like, but what I was able to experience was top notch.

The multiplayer aspect looks good but why not make a 64 / Galaxy - like game with that feature.

Didn't aonuma say that the multiplayer aspect wouldn't be actual multiplayer but just like wind waker's bottle thing?

Jordan Fehr: «I have seen some things in other Modern Warfare 2 videos that I didn't like, such as the one - handed sideways firing of pistols from a snowmobile for example, and this multiplayer video doesn't demonstrate a lot of the technical aspects of the mutiplayer and its modes... but it does have something very important: IT LOOKS AMAZING!

The online multiplayer aspect of GTA IV seemed like more of an after - thought (in my opinion anyways) but I have high hopes for the online experience this time around.

The multiplayer mode, the aspect that anyone will really care about (and you'll have to since the single player campaign is under six hours long and amazingly easy), is also exactly like a bunch of other multiplayer modes, meaning you might as well stick with the game you currently have and still play all the time.

Take Socom 4, add in some pistols, add in some aspects of BF like different classes (ex: support, assault, etc.), remove online multiplayer.

So it sounds like the multiplayer aspect of the game is going to be awesome.

Then when you started to get into the multiplayer aspect of the game, it was like a whole new game in itself.

I almost feel like aspects that made Halo work in multiplayer were scrapped for a faster paced game.

My only qualm with the multiplayer aspect is the lack of voice chat, which for a game like this is quintessential.

The multiplayer aspect of Black Ops 2 is what many fans buy the game for, and since its release plenty of gamers have poured countless hours into the multiplayer mode, but it seems some more glitches have been found causing players to have a god - like invincibility that stops them from getting killed.

I personally would just like to see more of a storyline experience to go along with the multiplayer aspects of games released these days.

Its online multiplayer, arguably the most important aspect of any Call of Duty release, feels like little more than a reskin of the multiplayer mode from last year's Call of Duty: Black Ops III.

With all of the fighters here and arcade sports games like Baseball Stars 2 multiplayer play should be a big part of the title's value, but the technical issues torpedo this aspect of the collection.

If this game ever gets a sequel, I really hope they flesh out the multiplayer aspect more (especially for random matches) and add a few more options like dual - analog and removal of automatic homing for melee.

The system won't have to check in once every 24 hours, you can play games offline (though you do now need a Playstation Plus membership to use multiplayer aspects for games), used games are fully supported and can be shared like you can currently, and you can pretty much do whatever you want with your disks.

Looks Alright, I like the multiplayer Aspect and general RTS feel for the game.

On the other hand, Helldivers never really suggests otherwise — much like Payday 2 or the Call of Duty franchise, this is a game whose main selling point is the online multiplayer aspect.

But with a solid title like Joe Danger, the multiplayer aspect is not a big enough deal to cause anyone to stay away.

Even though the campaign aspect of the game wasn't the best, the game introduces a new style of multiplayer that feels like a fresh take on something Call of Duty has done the same for years.

The stages explore some additional mechanics and very light puzzle - solving aspects not seen in the multiplayer modes, but it largely seems like obligatory, adequate padding to make Splatoon a more appealing retail package.

I've never played anything quite like it, whilst the multiplayer aspect of the game offers the sort of laughs and entertainment that'll keep you hooked for hours.

I didn't expect to like the single - player game, as the multiplayer aspect seems to getting the bulk of the promotion push.

Gearheads: You guys talked a lot about how even though you were known for multiplayer games because of the UT franchise that you were really going to focus on the campaign aspect of this game, but it appears like the legs that Gears of War has is in multiplayer.

Now, it sounds like I'm really down on For Honor, when in reality, in some aspects it really outdid all of my expectations, particularly in the multiplayer combat.

I love every aspect of the game, it didn't matter to me if I was playing the story mode by myself, playing multiplayer with friends or just sitting by and watching in awe as my older brother Aodhan played through each level on the highest difficulty, all the while making it look like a piece of cake.

Some aspects of your move set, like the sprinting slide, are overpowered in multiplayer, but they all handle well.

The multiplayer aspect was presumably removed due to the game's new and extensive size, but it still feels like making a game that has been fondly been a fan favourite for a specific reason and then taken away the ability to share the experience with friends.

BlazeRush is a vibrant, high - octane arcade racing survival game that foregoes aspects like health, levels, and brakes, to deliver a fast - paced, holds - no - punches vehicular combat multiplayer.