Sentences with phrase «obscure titles so»

Here, I'll take a look back at a few classics and a couple of more obscure titles so maybe you'll discover a shmup or two to add to your collection.

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The J of the title was discovered in 1711 by Henning Bernhard Witter, an obscure Lutheran pastor of Hildesheim, so obscure, in fact, that his role in the naming of this source of the Pentateuch was only rediscovered in the present century by the French biblical scholar Adolphe Lods.

I'd heard a bit about the movie — it would have been difficult, as a working film reviewer to not have — but not orally, so I thought that the title was pronounced with a long «o» or even a sort of «u,» so it rhymed with «Luke,» or, more pertinently, an obscure Italian - American slang word that Robert De Niro uses in «Raging Bull,» that word being «mamaluke.»

A good title should have a hint of mystery or cleverness to it, but it shouldn't be so obscure that it has nothing to do with the book.

Now if they could do that nec cpu and grab everything post X board including it, so mostly alien storm, ga death adder, rad mobile, even trackball sonic, well they might as well port all the obscure titles.

I'm glad PSN has gotten so many obscure classic titles, it gives the people who remember them and the open minded among us a chance to experience some top - tier stuff.

I was trying to capture what I thought was so good about Pac - Man: Adventures in Time, an obscure PC title that I felt did Pac - Man best.