Sentences with phrase «of racing games always»

The nature of racing games always creates a visual showcase for any piece of hardware, but Wipeout HD's unique style and blistering pace made it stand out from any of its peers, especially when F - Zero went missing after 2004.

Something that also continues to bug me is why the rear - view mirror of racing games always have worse resolutions than what you see in - front.

The nature of racing games always creates a visual showcase for any piece of hardware, but Wipeout HD's unique style and blistering pace made it stand out from any of its peers, especially when F - Zero went missing after 2004.

Not exact matches

Playing the perpetual not - ready game is like being on a race track with a speeding rubber rabbit that will always outrun you, because the definition of «readiness» will always elude you.

The Gunners have always got through those play - off games even though it was sometimes a close call, but for the first time in two decades the Gunners will not be involved with the elite of Europe and Arsene Wenger has admitted that this is not good, in a report by The Mirror, but he also played it down a little bit by claiming that the English Premier League and the title race is now more important and more of interest to fans than the UCL and maybe the fact that Arsenal have not looked remotely like winning it since we lost to Barcelona in the final makes that true.

If Walcot gets a couple of games to get his form up he can be a really useful weapon in this race — plus for some reason it always seems to awaken Giroud — which is added bonus!

As an avid player of racing games, I always appreciated the novelty of the low - end plastic racing wheels and pedals that started becoming available as I was growing up.

The Test Drive series is one of those series that hasn't been a front running in the racing category, but it has always been a game that people have been able to just sit back and enjoy.

Kart racing games have been somewhat of a rarity in recent years so it's always a novelty when one does...

Racing games has always been focused more on the actual racing rather than the management / simulation aspects of the Racing games has always been focused more on the actual racing rather than the management / simulation aspects of the racing rather than the management / simulation aspects of the genre.

One thing that has always impressed me about the Wipeout series is that it truly is, in my opinion, one of the fastest paced racing games out there.

To me though, I have always felt that there has been a growing divide between the arcade game and the simulation racing game, and that the truly arcade side of racing has gone missing in recent years.

A celebration of sensational speed, outright fun and over the top spectacle, ONRUSH is a racing game where you are always in the heart of the action.

I love most types of games but I have a particular passion for music games and racing games, though Final Fantasy VII is and probably always will by my all time favourite as it's the only computer game to ever make me cry!

And as always, if there's still not enough variety for you, Assetto Corsa has an ever - growing base of third - party created content - we recently downloaded a nicely - made rendition of the Goodwood race circuit, perfect for the game's older cars.

No doubt racing fans were piqued by TDU2's unorthodox approach to online racing — the game hopes to become the first ever massively multiplayer online racing game, with «always on» online modes, persistent user profiles, and a highly touted seamless integration betwixt online and offline modes of play.

Driveclub was a piece of art, I never really like racing games because I always felt like racing games were made for you to win (unless it was a sim racer).

There's always a dirty side of paradise that hardly ever makes it into any trailer of a game, which is literally not the case of Test Drive Unlimited 2 as Atari releases new footage of off - road racing in the company's latest online, open - world racer.

ehh anyway better than 640p in Halo 3 and gameplay wise GT has always been better than any other racing game, some of you might say Forza 2 this, Forza 2 that, but you know what MS can take and stick Forza up their *** I don't care and so do millions of others even BMW and VW.

You'll need cash to buy new cars and the like, and you'll need good vehicles to perform well in races, so there's always that hook of pushing to get bigger and better rides (like we've seen in countless racing games in the past).

One might think that a go kart racing game would be the video game equivalent of a one trick pony, but Mario Kart 7 features enough variation in its game modes that there will always be something to bring you and your family back in.

Keep it real these games are good a feqw hours of racing fun = prefer the roads we see this in normal travel but not always lots is reported on TV News amazingly some of these drivers exist get away with speeding over and over again at least in gaming it is safe and free gas and replacements cars free...

really people please don't talk about things you haven't experienced based on facts SSB4 bayonetta2 mario kart 8 and you can play all oldies + they are always giving away great games PC + Wii U is the way to go as a gamer all new games on other consoles comes with so much problems you can't expect quality from anyone anymore only Nintendo shines like a beacon where did the master race gone to if we go mainstream we lose all our privileges anyway can't you all see that almost all games are becoming fps shooters with basically same rehashed content nintendo at least has diversity and people bashing it for having nothing to play are no gamers at all it is the same in the music industry this smudge sense of superiority with no real backup has to stop.

The first - person shooter genre has always been something of a technological arms race, and since the launch of Metro we've had Battlefield 3, two Crysis games, Killzone 3 and Halo 4.

I have always preferred the arcade style of racing games over the more realistic car simulators, for example I never got on with the likes for Forza Motor sport or Gran Terismo as they seem to realistic for me.

Why, well because not only does TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge come with one of the most shockingly sensitive collision systems seen in a racing game, but it also comes missing one key feature that has become a mainstay in racers over the years, one I haven't always enjoyed but that would suit this game perfectly.

Racing, platforming, first - person shooters, and action - adventure titles have always been at the top of my list of games to own.

Usually in racing games, rubber - banding in the AI means you always have a chance of catching up.

Racing has always been a popular genre of video games, and the futuristic sub-genre has also been very big.

Forza Motorsport games have always been deeply rooted in the philosophy of providing an immersive experience by casually allowing players to race in different types of vehicles and complete objectives across various locations.

The online modes of Rivals don't end there, though - as expected from an open - world racing game, Redview County can be filled with online players, allowing you to (in the words of EA themselves) «share the same game, same race, same chase», where there's always the possibility of «your race and your friend's pursuit colliding», As with the critically - acclaimed Hot Pursuit from 2010 (which Rivals appears to emulate in more ways than one...), power - ups play a significant role in how the game is played for both sides, under the banners of «Pursuit and Evasion Tech».

Kart racing games have been somewhat of a rarity in recent years so it's always a novelty when one does...

A celebration of sensational speed, outright fun and over the top spectacle ONRUSH is a racing game where you are always in the heart of the action.

They are always in the front of every race in the game..

This game is fun to start wit but becomes tedious due to the fact that there is NO RESTART OPTION, this was a huge over sight by criterion, its 2 pity because this game had to much potential, the other problem is the map, while it sounds fun to choose your own route in every race it gets annoying having to always look at the mini-map and if you make a single wrong turn it screws up your whole race and now because theres no restart option you now hav to drive to the other side of the mas again to try the race again.

OutRun has always been more of a «driving» game, with the only race being against the clock, and your only opponents in the form of traffic.

I love the games, but I'm far from clued up on the ways of Games Workshop which means every time a new lord or race or faction pops up I'm always a bit: who now?

The heir of the PS2, and PlayStation consoles have always been the home of third party games of all kinds, RPGs, Action games, racing, everything.

This is where most of your game time will be spent, but not always because of how fun the races can be.

I was surprised to find that these are incredibly well - crafted racing games, but with the exquisite level design that's always been core to the best games of the Sonic series.

Racing games have always been my favourite genre, and I'll be sharing my videos of oldschool racing and driving games with youRacing games have always been my favourite genre, and I'll be sharing my videos of oldschool racing and driving games with youracing and driving games with you here.

There are a few hiccups when you have multiple cars and you use the front - bumper camera view, like I always do in racing games, as the cars will usually pop in and out of view even though they are right in - front of you, but other than that there is really nothing to speak negatively about regarding this game.

DriveClub will always be remembered as one of the best supported racing games of this generation, with a raft of free updates and a superb season pass.

There has always been a nice selection of racing games available, thanks to talented developers, passionate fans and the advances of technology that allow for some truly remarkable simulators.

The core of the game are the racing challenges and tearing through the streets at top speed is always a pleasure.

The Sheikah were always one of my favorite races — the lore, the looks, the skills — in the Legend of Zelda games ever since Sheik first appeared in Ocarina of Time.

And while Nintendo always makes sure to ensure that their consoles are freshly stocked with Mario Kart sequels, one of their best racing game franchises has sadly languished for well over a decade.

Of course, the advent of the next - generation consoles are partly to blame for this influx, which will potentially revolutionise racing games as we know them, offering tremendous strides in graphical detail and innovative online multiplayer experiences as part of this generation's penchant for «always - connected» gameplay experienceOf course, the advent of the next - generation consoles are partly to blame for this influx, which will potentially revolutionise racing games as we know them, offering tremendous strides in graphical detail and innovative online multiplayer experiences as part of this generation's penchant for «always - connected» gameplay experienceof the next - generation consoles are partly to blame for this influx, which will potentially revolutionise racing games as we know them, offering tremendous strides in graphical detail and innovative online multiplayer experiences as part of this generation's penchant for «always - connected» gameplay experienceof this generation's penchant for «always - connected» gameplay experiences.

One of my favourite game series has always been Mario Kart, a Nintendo racing game featuring characters from the Mario Brothers franchise.

Having a racing game at the launch of a new console always helps, it's a genre that always appeals because of its hands on nature.