Sentences with phrase «old arcade games»

Sometimes all a game needs is a minimum framework for a narrative, like old arcade games.

Making a collection with old arcade games that they have never arrived on console is a good idea too.

I wanted to do something that looked like a classic old arcade game but had the best of modern gaming AI and physics in it.

I think older arcade games had a richer variety in their gameplay.

Gamers who find the complexity of modern games occasionally overwhelming will be relieved by the relative simplicity of old arcade games such as Pac - Man or Space Invaders.

But since so much of this one is literally playing old arcade games from the «80s and early «90s, if that sort of thing doesn't float your boat that isn't magically going to change.

It's the same old arcade game from the SEGA Dreamcast, only remastered in HD.

I challenge our team to infuse a little playfulness everyday even in a work environment, it can be while testing our products, team painting events, battling on old arcade games during lunch or getting kids in the office to play with us at an all hands meeting (usually over summer).

The screenplay, adapted from a three - decades - old arcade game by a foursome of writers (Ryan Engle, Carlton Cruse, Ryan J. Condal, and Adam Sztykiel), takes its monster mashing and bashing fairly seriously.

The feature - length Pixels seems so mercenary, created to capitalize on nostalgia for old arcade games.

It's a Sega game and they're not shy to port old arcade games over to squeeze a few bucks out of a 20 - year - old franchise.

In this new chapter the famous Japanese actor / director Takeshi Kitano (know in the west as «Takeshi Beat», and for his crazy TV series «Takeshi's Castle») will be part of the story, plus many old arcade games will be available inside the game, including «Virtua Fighter 5: Final Showdown».

Fighting records from StreetPass is also a lot of fun, in that same high - score challenge mentality that kept old arcade game interesting.

Video inputs as well, can play PacMan on the navi with those battery powered old arcade games.

So a crossover isn't significant, but rereleases / DLC of a 7 year old arcade game count?

If I post about bringing older arcade games to the XBLA / PSN I'm usually met with «why don't you just get MAME and play them» which is sad cause I really want to give the arcade makers their due for making these great games.

Why old arcade games?

Whether you run MAME on a laptop or actually have a basement full of original cabinets, nothing sets apart a Halloween gathering or mood table like some appropriate old arcade games.

And that's the story behind why Lego Dimensions suddenly has a bumload of old arcade games in it now.

Maybe a character select like old arcade games?

The game does a good job recreating both the visuals and sounds of old arcade games with its own twist, but what about its gameplay?

The original Geometry Wars defined Microsoft's Xbox Live Arcade service as something more than just an easy way to play old arcade games.

In one instance, a Google car came across people crossing the street as they played a real - life version of the old arcade game Frogger during which they attempted to hop over each other.

The game also evokes memories of the old arcade game Time Pilot (but way better).

Peyton's #Rampage loosely delineates foes of the old arcade game into a major creature - feature, action thriller.

Mad Riders is a new downloadable racing game from Techland, the makers of Dead Island and Nail»D, reminiscent of old arcade games.

The handling model looks to be inspired by old arcade games like Hydro and Artic Thunder.

Remember Rampage, the old arcade game about giant monsters / aliens trashing cities?

The first trailer for Brad Peyton's Rampage checked pretty much every box you need for a Brad Peyton movie (even if it didn't include nearly as many people getting eaten as you'd expect from an adaptation of the old arcade game), but this new trailer isn't quite as focused on dumb explosions and military - types yelling...

Speaking of friends, the multiplayer works just like you remember it from the old arcade games.

Major Mayhem was a great third person throwback to old arcade games like Operation Wolf and Dynamite Duke.

It was an old arcade game whose primary villain was a marauding swarm of lines (the titular Qix).

And at least the idiosyncrasies of old arcade games were predictable.

In central America they had these old arcade games, like Xevious by Atari.

«Having a reason to come back after the credits roll has always been important; it's what the old arcade game literally banked on after all.

Old arcade games have paved the way for the culture we all know and love.

Gamewise I fondly remember the old arcade game that had that ironic campaign...

If you're not a racing fan and Columns «falling - block antics weren't your cuppa, your only other option was a port of an eight - year - old arcade game that's only fun for a few minutes.

One of them is an NES port of an old arcade game.

The good news is that any relatively up - to - date system should be able to handle max graphics settings and maintain the smooth framerate fighting games demand, and USFIV still looks great for an update of a six - year - old arcade game.

TenPenceArcade is a place to go to find your old arcade games and how the youth of the retro - gaming age are dealing with the loss of their beloved games.

For an old arcade game lover the basic nature of how games like this work is old hat.

Messing up an egg collection will result in a combo breaker (another nod to older arcade games) and players will be slowed back down to a more manageable speed.

The virus / firewall minigame plays very much like an old arcade game, in which you have to move from node to node while avoiding a «firewall» icon and moving to specifically functioning nodes like doors or other computers.

To fully create that retro feeling, developers from Microgaming have also added authentic sound effects reminiscent of old arcade games.

You have full 360 degree movement and can stick to the walls and roof of the tunnel, much like the old arcade game Tempest.

Similar to old arcade games, figuring out strategies and reacting to tense moments brought a cool communal vibe with its accessible pick up and play feel.

Around 2003, Sega started re-imagining many of their old arcade games using 3D graphics, and publishing them on the PS2.