Sentences with phrase «nice animation for»

It also has a very nice animation for pages movement and you can specify whether each page should be placed left or right.

Not exact matches

The same goes for the characters, some enemies look really nice with smooth animation whilst others are a bit ugly.

The cute animation for pulling stickers off anything (walls, bushes, trees, etc) is nice at first, but quickly grows tiresome as you need hundreds of the damn things and just multiply the two seconds it takes to pull each one off and you'll realise how much time is wasted.

However, for those of you who will only watch animations of the highest calibre, this probably isn't for you, but if you're easy going about these things and fancy a nice, entertaining film, then I would say have at it.

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As for the video quality itself, the full animation frame looks quite nice on this DVD.

That the film includes some star - studded voice talent for this American version (the film will be translated for a variety of territories), including Nick Offerman, Rashida Jones, Paul Giamatti, and Eddie Spears, is a nice touch, but even their contributions are overshadowed by the lush animation and memorable moments that make «White Fang» such a standout.

Have a really nice simple animation for your learners rather than again doing a level one page - turner.

Chrome is a great browser for Android, with nice handling of tabs and slick animations.

Breach looks good for an Arcade title with decent character models and nice environments, though there are some glitches like floating bricks or no reload animations.

Graphics: 8 Breach looks good for an Arcade title with decent character models and nice environments, though there are some glitches like floating bricks or no reload animations.

Stranger of Sword City is a turn - based Japanese dungeon crawler with some very nice artwork, however the the animations for each of the characters» actions are a little too simplistic to be satisfying.

One element that is also quite interesting is that switching between your four potential weapons whilst very direct, as it lacks the scrolling dead zone selection seen in the earlier Armored Core games, each weapon has a very nice mechanical animation for its selection.

I loved the art style, with the sticker animation and striking bright colours, really making for a nice looking experience, but unfortunately, Super Comboman didn't make me reminisce, nor want to come back.

The 3D models look great and the animations are certainly nice, but for me the big selling point is how varied the bird designs are.

The framerate is really good, especially for the system, the controls are very responsive and there are some nice animations as well.

We saw a very nice trailer blending some strong 2D animation, which for whatever reason the livestream kept cutting away from.

After several dozen stages of awesome stealth - based infiltration, inching your way through various environments while avoiding detection and exacting gruesome stealth kills (displayed via Disney - quality animation, which is a nice juxtaposition) and occasionally engaging in some of the best - executed «one vs. many» combat mechanics ever, eventually everything just goes to hell for the hero.

The game features some nice aesthetic touches, with the then - new 3D character models allowing for more dynamic animations than its 2D predecessors.

The Need for Speed features the selection of several car models, along with very nice movie - animations (FMV) car exhibits and six tracks.

(For inspiration, check out the work of artist, William Kentridge (art21 on pbs.org has a nice segment on him), who makes animations from charcoal drawings.)

I've been thinking for a while of how to comment on this article, then I saw the animation of the artificial reef, laughed a little, and decided that it's best to say nothing if I've nothing nice to say.

University of Ottawa's uOttawa Centre for e-Learning and the Bellanet International Secretariat have created a nice animation showing how to use the «peer assist» technique in solving a problem.

There aren't quite as many videos in the course as I was hoping for, but they do include some nice animations and there are lots of images spread throughout the course.

However, the course is very high quality, includes some very nice 3D graphics and animations to spice things up, and they've been around for a very long time.

Chrome is a great browser for Android, with nice handling of tabs and slick animations.

The Photos app has a new animation for its Live Tile with thumbnails of the images and a nice zooming effect.

Following this update, we still have a few immediate additions to bring including an Up Arrow / Return to Top for comments (makes sense), haptic feedback (vibrate) on article and feed load, and hopefully a nice fade - in animation for an article and feed loading too.

Sure, you have a wider range of accent colors and wallpaper options now — it's nice to be able to choose whether your background image is painted directly on the tiles or draped behind them — and little things like animations have been tweaked, but by and large this is the same old Start screen, with options galore for minimalists and info - hounds alike.