Sentences with phrase «old game formula»

Sad to say I have been getting bored by the same old game formula wrapped up in flashier, prettier graphics.

I am really sick of the same old same old game formula.

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NEW YORK (Reuters Health)- In a study of six - year - olds, researchers found no IQ differences between kids who were fed formula supplemented with long - chain polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) as infants and those who got regular formula, but the PUFA kids were notably faster at picture - matching games.

After MMBN4 and MMBN5 which used different formulas than the older ones, MMBN6 goes back to a more traditional MMBN game system.

Even though the developers could have taken shortcuts and brushed issues aside as nostalgia for The Oregon Trail, they instead gave us a game that invokes that nostalgia while improving upon the old formula»

One more game in an ever - growing collection that makes good on an extremely old formula.

Revengeance may not play like a typical Metal Gear game, but Raiden's character arc justifies almost every change to the old formula.

Then on the other side they're cutting away unnecessary, time - wasting parts of the old Monster Hunter formula, streamlining the entire game and making it more approachable.

The game improves on the old Monster Hunter formula to bring the franchise to a larger audience and that's one of CAPCOM's bigger merits.

I feel like I've been saying this for years now, but I really wish someone would just look at Kairosoft's game formula and take it the next evolutionary step beyond porting old java games to iOS.

After interviewing game enthusiasts (ranging from six - year - olds to adults) about what the perfect formula might be, she began to wonder whether players might design a better game than she could.

That's not to say there aren't any new ideas here, but as someone who's frankly worn out on the same - old, same - old open - world formula, there wasn't a whole lot in the preview that wowed me, even as a number of systems have apparently been revamped to make the game more interesting.

- Aonuma thanks the audience for the award - Aonuma: The team did not want to simply adapt the old formula of Zelda games, and they carefully balanced old and new elements - Fujibayashi: The dev team had several challenges while developing; worked hard to satisfy gamers; is happy to see Germany loving it - Takizawa: Artstyle has changed often throughout the series» history; the art team's experience has been applied to the game, that's why the whole team is very happy about the award - Dohta: The team created lots of fun elements for the players, and the whole technical team is very happy to see Germany loving the game - Aonuma: «We are honored to accept the price in the name of over 300 developers who worked hard and passionately on the game for years - Everybody: «Vielen Dank!»

Standard stuff, in other words, but as anyone who has played the past games know the key to the Deponia series is that it does this classic formula well, managing to capture the essence of what made the old point and click games great.

The game and devs» greatest achievements was having the balls to reinvent the series instead of bringing the old formula to this generation.

Wow, this looks like an actual Need for Speed game, not the crap they have published under that brand recently... Could be awesome if it gets the old formula of amazing cars and beautiful tracks right.

It's an old plot device that's been used in nearly every Mario Bros. game, but it's a tried - and - true formula that always hooks us in.

Even though the developers could have taken shortcuts and brushed issues aside as nostalgia for The Oregon Trail, they instead gave us a game that invokes that nostalgia while improving upon the old formula.

Modern Warfare wasn't just an aside from the old formula, it was a complete revitalization of the first - person shooter with the breath of fresh air it needed in the stale wake of World War II games.

Ratchet and Clank has been in almost a dozen games at this point and the formula never seems to get old.

My name is Andrei Dumitrescu and I have been playing video games since the days of Dune II and pixelated Formula 1 races, although reports from my father mention some earlier mainframe gaming when I was about 5 years old that involved Prince of Persia and stacks of print - outs about potions.

glad that its different from the other Lego games because I also was getting sick of the old formula which is well and truly done and dusted.

They prefer the old formula of playing the entire game at once.

In recent years we've seen plenty of criticism (including mine) leveled at video games that rehash old ideas; games that rely on genre formulas; games that ape the language of film.

It's a great one, and devoted fans are going to love it, but I'm actually hoping this really is the last Layton game that follows the same old formula.

«In other words, the old formula for success — the combination of high - specification game consoles and advanced graphics — is no longer working.

Above all else, Deponia is a labor of love, carefully crafted as an homage to those classic point and click games that I grew up with while somehow still managing to retain a modern vibe, despite having left the age - old gameplay formula almost completely untouched.

I hope they keep the formula from BotW, that being said what I really missed from the older games were the dungeons obviously.

For the uninitiated, both these games put a twist to the age - old tower defense formula, where instead of you being on the side of the towers, you are now in control of a convoy making its way through a maze of alien machines.

I don't think it's the death of Souls games for me, but I don't think I'll be too excited for the same old formula until something really changes.

While the age - old formula of ever - increasing difficulty offers a decent solo challenge, the game truly comes into its own with a whole group playing together.

I don't think MP9 formula is that kind of horrible, but it's true in MP1 - 8 the formula is better, and in Island Tour, I honestly like the formula and you're right about Nd Cube, it seems the formulas of their MP games are bit by bit more similar to the old formula.

There are more powers that gets unlocked at every act and these little things add a bit of enjoyment to the old formula of a third - person action game.

Tiberium Wars also steps back into old formulas by returning to the kind of interface and game play presented by Red Alert 2.

The game has a few little twists on the old Street Fighter formula however.

Without spoiling too much, the game does eventually settle into a formula that's more reminiscent of the early games, tasking you with collecting themed keys and mucking about with statues like the good old days.

Yacht Club wisely developed Shovel Knight to be a game that also plays like it was designed today too with modern twists on an old formula.

While these days many RPGs are attempting to change the old - school formula and divorce themselves from traditional RPG lineage, XS EP3 stays true to the formula but through fantastic dungeons, two great and very different battle systems, and a fast - paced 30 hour adventure that's lacking in filler (so you basically get the same story that'd be in a 60 - 70 hour normal RPG with random filler plots), it creates a game that's every bit as fresh as the best non-traditional RPGs.

Don't worry though, the game old formula hasn't been sanitised entirely.

The battle screens and dungeon traversal would look great in 3D, and given M2's track record of adding in new modes and features, I'd expect a lot of cool updates to the JRPG formula to keep the game fresh and palatable to both modern gamers and old school fans alike.

Great Pokemon game, feel really fresh and addition of 3d battles, exp share and many more, really improves on old classic formula.

The board is laid out exactly like older Mario Party games, and considering how the fun mini-games made that series what it is today, it only makes sense to continue the formula.

Now with that being said, older gamers — especially those who fell in love with Outcast's revolutionary gameplay back in ’99 — will more than likely appreciate that Second Contact is purely a graphical overhaul, and didn't change the gameplay formula in the least.

It's an extreme distillation of that old fighting game formula.

The game honestly provides some surprises built from Traveller's Tales old formula and honestly becomes reasonably exciting and entertaining.

Some though did complain that the game adhered too closely to the traditional LEGO formula, which nowadays is starting to feel old.

For fans of Konami's and Capcom's nineties arcade brawler output or modern multiplayer mayhems like Castle Crashers and Scott Pilgrim vs. the World it may still feel a bit too old - fashioned, but there is no game that distills the slow - paced, methodical old school formula into a more wholesome mix than this.

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic is pretty much the only other game with the same formula.