Sentences with phrase «old enemies such»

Defeat old enemies such as Bubbleman, Airman, Quickman and of course...... Dr. Wiley!!»

Theo Zwanziger, freed from the diplomatic constraints of being German football federation president, has been settling scores in a book and interviews with old enemies such as Uli Hoeness.

Not exact matches

With such a need to find a change in fortune, there are certain managers and teams that Wenger would prefer to avoid at times like these, but he has drawn the short straw by being allocated an away match against his old enemy Tony Pulis at West Brom, and Le Prof certainly won't be relishing this game.

In making this call, I am well aware that there is nothing more «difficult to handle, more doubtful of success, and more dangerous to carry through than initiating such changes as the innovator will make more enemies of all those who prospered under the old order.

When it comes to a story, Disney Infinity 3.0 features a brilliant Star Wars tale and as the galaxy descends into chaos, an old enemy rises again with Darth Maul and his nefarious allies as key characters from the TV series, Star Wars the Clone Wars are thrown into the mix that include favourites such as Anakin Skywalker, Obi - Wan Kenobi and Ahskoa Tano.

12 new games (six of each) are here, featuring our old 8 - bit friends such as Link, the fairies, Kirby, Dedede, and a whole slew of enemies from both games....

Rather than being restricted to moving left - to - right in a battle like in older games, by holding the R2 button you're free to roam the 3 - dimensional battlefield, and this gives you tactical options such as being able to flank enemies.

Assuming you're familiar with older titles such as Streets of Rage, Golden Axe or Knights of the Round, you'll feel right at home with Scott Pilgrim — the game plays as a side - scrolling beat - em - up, taking town groups of enemies as you go — finally leading up to the stage's boss.

Earth includes such destinations as Old Chicago and Old Russia, and is filled with Hive and Fallen enemies.

Some of these interactive objects are rather entertaining, such as the old lady you can hurl at your opponent or the vine you can swing on Tarzan - style, while stationary objects like logs and stones can help you out in a pinch by allowing you to jump off and propel yourself away from your enemy.

Each attack and blow feels appropriate according to the character (such as Guts» slow and heavy yet powerful swings, and Griffith's quick stabs and strikes), and cutting through enemies never gets old.

As such, Madness Returns feels more than a little old - fashioned — although, with it horrendous enemies, twisted environments and blood - soaked, ominous feel, it could hardly be described as comfortingly familiar.

Taking cues from games such as old as Wizardy and as modern as Operation Abyss, players will explore first - person dungeon's through Reggie's eyes while fending off hordes of enemies as you progress.

Together they will encounter and fight enemies such as «the adorably deadly hedgehogs of the Owl Woods, the violent Goat Clan along the Old Man Mountains, Hairclump spiders deep in the Stinky Swamp, and the most enemiest enemies of all: the clueless crossing guards around Bad Town.»

Unfortunately, over the course of such a long game, recolors of familiar enemies is more than a bit familiar and gets old.

Overworld stuff makes the odd modern concession, such as having enemies visible and therefore able to be encountered or avoided at will, though the basic plod is much like any old Square Enix RPG — work from town to village, helping locals in well - disguised selfish acts that further your own ends far more than theirs, then pop into their houses and steal their life savings and underwear.

I think though, being such an old arcade game and one of the earliest Mega Drive games, it must have been a bit tricky for SEGA to really push the 3D visuals — you don't have quite the same parallaxing backdrops some later games offered, or even the advanced enemy attacks.