Sentences with phrase «only appeal of the games»

If the only appeal of the games ends up being shipping, then I'll abandon ship but, for now, the games still seem as fun as ever.

Not exact matches

There's a real stratification of games where only the really high - quality games with mass market appeal are making money.

Nintendo took a few swipes from critics at Switch's launch, who noted that the only appealing game for the system was «The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.»

Not many get past the young Spaniard, but if you are hoping that Arsenal may nick a goal, then maybe the 9/1 on offer for 0 - 1 may appeal to you, but I am going to stick my neck out and take Giroud to score the only goal of the game at a cool 40/1 from Ladbrokes.

Chelsea have only scored more than one goal in four of their last six home games and a Chelsea to win by a one - goal margin because of that will have some big appeal as well as Chelsea 1 - 0 correct score.

Newcastle have only shipped the two goals in their last four home games (two clean sheets) and Newcastle to win to nil at bet365 is an appealing price of 11/5.

Wonderful music, appealing levels, simple, enjoyable story, good gameplay, and fair amount of hidden treasures make this game a great choice not only for fans of platformers.

King of Fighters XII has not taken over the throne of beat»em up games this time around, making it only appealing to hardcore KOF fans.

For 1200 MS Points, the compilation will appeal to fans of the arcade titles if only for the sake of nostalgia because there are plenty of better fighting games available.

The Eye of Judgment is a niche game which will appeal only fans of the genre.

Ultimately, the game holds only a moderate amount of appeal for those outside the series» existing fans.

One of the best appeals for me to Blitz was the arcade formula to the game but because of this you are treated to short game times and a field that feels only ten feet long.

Fans of the original Blitz should get everything they want out of this game and new comers should definitely check it out but this title may only appeal to a certain nostalgic audience.

From lush cinematics to detailed in - game graphics, Resident Evil Revelations looks great on the PS3, especially the character model of Jill who is not only oozing with sex appeal but moves with a human - like grace.

The mainstream appeal and brand recognition of GT is something the other games can only dream of.

With Hyrule Warriors likely to appeal more to Warriors fans than Zelda fans, the fact the game only sold through 57 % of its shipment, could indicator that fans of both franchises are either confused over what it's supposed to be, or that it's for more of a niche market.

Unfortunately, at the time of going to press, the Switch version is the only one not to have the Time Trial mode included — a curious omission and one that would certainly have helped with the lasting appeal of the game.

The game runs much slower than it does on the New 3DS, and while I can't speak from experience, I can just imagine how frustrated owners of the original 3DS were when they finally loaded up the demo, only to realize it was much harder to play and much less appealing than what they'd been shown by Nintendo.

It looks like developer Avalanche Studios has decided that a movie tie - in title doesn't need to be just some quick play that only appeals to the fans of the movie, it can be much, much more, a competent game in its own right even without the license.

A lack of online leaderboards also really hurts the long - term appeal of the game, instead only saving your best score for each mode.

As I've stated before in other fighting game reviews, costumes do not change the gameplay at all, and are only appealing to a handful of fighting game fans.

The availability of an estate body only widens this appeal, but in the wake of the M5's continued creep towards the mainstream, the new B5 Bi-Turbo will either appear a model aligned too close for comfort, or show up the M Division at its own game.

Part of what has made Heyday (not to be confused with the virtual farming game, Hay Day) so appealing is its low - battery drain, as it only records the user's actual stops, not their travels along the way.

Not only will you get a lot of bang for your buck at that price, but the Transformer Pad's Tegra 3 - optimized graphics are capable of some impressive tricks over the iPad 2, if the handful of games optimized for the platform appeal to you.

The only way I can see it making it's way through the story is becoming a Dora the Explorer all grown up type of game, and that wouldn't be that appealing.

If people only knew the breadth of games out their, they'd probably understand how they can be played alone, and why it's such an appealing option.

If Sony Wants To Enhance Appeal Of PS Plus, then make ONLINE free, its very stupid, many of my friends are just casual gamers, they have Battlefield 1 only for online, its very silly to buy sub for whole PS plus just to play one game... Many users are going away from consoles to a PC that reason aloneOf PS Plus, then make ONLINE free, its very stupid, many of my friends are just casual gamers, they have Battlefield 1 only for online, its very silly to buy sub for whole PS plus just to play one game... Many users are going away from consoles to a PC that reason aloneof my friends are just casual gamers, they have Battlefield 1 only for online, its very silly to buy sub for whole PS plus just to play one game... Many users are going away from consoles to a PC that reason alone..

I'm sorry but Microsoft launch line up being better is a matter of opinion.They have only one exclusive i'm intersted in.Also so what if the indie games will come out on pc that doesn't devalue the appeal they'll have.

We may find that if we don't buy the oddities then they will not produce them and the only games available will be homogenised and focus grouped to death in a desperate bid to appeal to all of the people all of the time.

If you don't own that system, or have never played a particular game or series of games, the ONLY criticism you can make is that it just doesn't appeal to you.

The fact that a five day only beta that appeals to the EXACT type of gamer that propelled the PS4 to an early console lead is pushed off in a cavalier manner to be deployed in the standard weekly update (15 hours into the first day available for those on the east coast!)

I guess I just don't have the mindset of a person who needs an excuse to keep on playing a good game, so I can't fully appreciate the appeal of doing a bunch of boring crap that only gets you a pat on the back in the end.

The only reason I play fighting games these days is to become a master of the easier Trophies they tend to provide («Play A Match Online» * DING * «Win A Match Without Taking Damage» * start a two - player game and play by myself * * DING *), but I can see the appeal of honing one's skill set to master a character or to simply feed one's lust for competition.

These gameplay elements result in the difficulty curve being only as hard as the player would find the puzzles, exploration and combat, therefore it is most likely that players would generally find both games relatively easy to progress through which is rather appropriate given the appeal of LEGO to a wide audience and age range from young children to adults.

In this session, learn not only how to avoid the challenges they encountered but how thinking of gamers with disabilities made their title more appealing to the general audience for «Evolve Stage 2».

Not only is it a major element of the biggest franchises at the moment, but is also used by many to try and make games have the broadest appeal, and with it a better chance of high sales.

The fans are what make the games and consoles successful, and by appealing more to them and what they'd like to see, not just what is proven to sell, the respect and credibility of Xbox and Microsoft is sure to only increase.

In fact the whole game, including menus and audio, are a throwback to the old 8 - bit classics and the retro look not only increases the appeal of Super Crate Box, but totally suits it.

Hundreds if not thousands of games on PS4 versus ~ 9 on Switch, with really only 1 that has mass appeal.

The stage that I created that I liked most was a stage that had only one enemy robot at the beginning but increased to three robots after collecting all the gold»), «After Burner Climax» («This game allowed me to stop thinking about everything and feel refreshed») and «The Orange Box: Team Fortress 2» («I think this was the trigger for me noticing the appeal of shooter games based around completing an objective»).

The different heroes offer a lot of variety, but only when they are still available in your pool of heroes, once you burn through most of them, the game loses some of its appeal.

Indie games were usually PC only affairs that had to be specifically sought out and downloaded, and would rarely get any sort of wide - spread release or appeal.

Akimi Village is a very basic game that will only appeal to a certain type of gamer.

The only game in The Orange Box that could have appealed to a more mainstream audience was Portal, because of the puzzle / strategy aspect of the game.

Retro gaming in a sense has only upped the appeal of video games.

While Scopely had only released two mobile games and several Facebook apps, I immediately understood the vision: to create some of the largest genre - defining games appealing to both casual and core gamers, working with some of the top development partners in the world.

At the moment it seems to fall into delivering early beta access (many funding players burnout / get tired of the bugs before the game makes it to full release, or want hardcore features that would not appeal to the wider player base — or at least that's been my anecdotal experience of the only Kickstarter game I've backed).

Date A Hipster Vampire: The Game I never went to prom in my adolescence, mostly due to not understanding the appeal of spending money for a trivial school event where the real fun is only after the fact.

I think it's also important to appeal to the subconscious, especially in the feel of moment to moment gameplay, but I don't want to make games that only appeal to the subconscious.

Of course, we also know that we can't only make games that appeal to our fanbase, so we also work on titles with more mass commercial appeal.