Sentences with phrase «other in game references»

Not exact matches

The name «blue - chip» is said to be a reference to the game of poker, in which the blue - colored chips are worth more than the others.

After losing so much and nearly all the games that matter, we have not been converted to «Seabiscuit», who after being made to lose for too long in training other thoroughbreds, hankers for competition and will not take a loss when allowed to compete (kindly note reference is to alleged true story of American racing horse «Seabiscuit»).

the obvious fact is that the club began to stagnate in football terms a decade ago after the CL semi against man utd and has been in outright retreat over the last 3 years... some fans were calling for wenger to leave in 2011 - 12 as it was clear he could not cope with a more competitive environment others have been more tolerant, hanging on to fa cup glory and hoping that he would somehow self correct his weak and erratic management style but most now realise that is not possible and that the club will deteriorate further under his management so also want him gone, that has left a hard core of wenger loyalists who are either fixated with the past (selecting episodic good and bad times to justify wengers decade long failure) or too frightened of the future to contemplate a change (with selective reference to failed managerial changes by way of justification) or both, to conclude, through a mixture of panglossian fatalism and corporate philosophising, how lucky we are to have such an honourable and educated man in charge... along with their confused references to club loyalty and addiction to computer games these are troubled souls who need our sympathy and concerned medical advice... SO JUST F OFF STOCK UP ON CANNED SOUP AND GO SUPPORT ASTON VILLA ON FIFA!

I asked de Blasio about the plans to pay for the new classes, and if his reference to «skin in the game» meant future taxes on other New Yorkers.

This is my game of the year I absolutely loved it... It gives great props in the form of chozo statues from Metroid to get your power - ups and gives suttle references to a lot of other retro games.

You can see the subtle signs this game shows in reference to other compelling hack and slash games.

While the plot is considered dark by Mario standards, as in earlier Paper Mario titles, humorous dialogue and references to other games, nerd culture, popular culture, and even mythology abound.

Other in - built games for adults include spotting various throwaway references to considerably less family - oriented films, «The Night of the Hunter» and Scorsese's «Cape Fear» included.

And as in past games, Dead Rising 4 contains a lot of references to other Capcom franchises.

In addition, numerous other games make reference to her.

The humour of the game is hilarious and makes references to many other games and movies, look out for who I like to call «Solid Toad» at Fort Cobalt, he comes with his own... I better not say, in case of Spoilers

Anyway, what is important is that the promised day one patch will actually be ready in time for the day one, not as other patches for other games that completely missed the launch and weren't able to fix their respective titles once people started to play them (maybe a reference to Halo: The Master Chief Collection?)

The Mario franchise has been referenced more times in video games than in any other medium.

Compared to other RPGs, the tone of the Mario & Luigi games is generally more whimsical and lighthearted, with various in - game jokes and comical references to the heritage of the Mario franchise.

Or, in other words, I'm referencing the tactic that put most Indie Authors in the game... Joanna Penn, Amanda Hocking, Hugh Howey, etc..

Make sure to keep an eye out for easter eggs and not - incredibly - subtle references to Monkey Island and other adventure games, as well as just some good old nerd jokes and 80s references sprinkled throughout the dialogue, the background, and even the titles of books in the library.

It's a tongue - in - cheek reference to how most stopped playing ACNL to play other games already.

It's one of the biggest anime in Japan and he's incredibly iconic for Japan, often being referenced in other anime and games alike.

TVGB: There were several nods to other games and pop culture references in Alien Hominid HD, can we expect to see the same type of humor in Castle Crashers?

Also does this take place after everything from all the previous games, or is it put somewhere awkwardly in the timeline that's going to have strong references to other games that I won't recognise?

As always the dialogue and humor shine, this time managing to smash the fourth wall numerous times by referencing other Daedalic games and the fact that critics mentioned how the some of the humor was lost in translation from the original German in the prior Deponia games.

Without giving anything away, several of these encounters directly reference other Sonic boss fights and even other spin - off games in a way that shows Sonic Mania for the passion project it truly is.

Then there's the strange cameos (in the form of masks that different enemies will wear) that reference other games and movies.

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To be fair other Pokemon games and regions are referenced in X / Y but these Ruby / Sapphire ones are a bit direct.

It's a new game, just with references back to other games in the franchise.

The «World» in the title references to the new unified ecosystem in the game, in which players will navigate seamlessly from one area to the other, with all the elements in the environment such as enemies, objects, or traps, affecting each other.

Certainly you would need to be a fan of the multiple anime series referenced in order to really appreciate the finer subtleties of the games narratives and Easter eggs, but unlike other Warriors games, the fact you're controlling giant mechs means the action is even more intense.

Not surprising to see references for it in other games, and the latest happens to come from Danganronpa V3.

Nintendo shouldn't be afraid to release games in their original form, all they need to do is translate things to be better understandable in other languages, but to cut out all references to other cultures, regions, and references is tampering with art.

Withered - animals populate the garden and can be caught - Buds, Branches and Plant Genes are referenced - a form of «plant breeding» may be available once the Garden goes live, as plants have Gene 1 and Gene 2 properties - many of the Garden related items may be purchasable - other players seem to be able to visit the garden, leaving footprints and more - multiple references to in - game Seasons - the following facilities have been found in the APK:

Further complicating things is the fact that there are various factions within the Darkness that are not above shooting at each other and it's never quite clear why, and the game has a love of bombastic dialog filled with references to things that make you feel like you're watching the third movie in a trilogy without having seen the first two films.

The Boom Boom Bar in the Super Mario Bros. film is named after Boom Boom - one of many references the movie makes to Super Mario Bros. 3 and other early games.

In addition, numerous other games make reference to her.

Zelda games also often find themselves referenced in or by other media, such as television, film, and literature, and even by celebrities and other people of note.

For reference, no other character in the demo speaks out loud (Link, once again, remains silent) but Nintendo hinted this balance of voiced major characters and text - based dialogue for more minor NPCs would continue throughout the game.

Looking in every nook and cranny for pickups is fiddly and unenjoyable, however exploration does reveal other hidden secrets and Easter Eggs referencing past Wolfenstein games and other Bethesda titles.

Oddly enough, there's been a couple of other parkour references in video games recently - Marc Ecko's Getting Up from Atari twinned elements of parkour and graffiti in a «tough urban package», and a GDC lecture from the Assassin's Creed team mentioned that the Ubisoft title «strives for real world rules and drew influence from many sources including parkour».

Fans of XCOM may be able to find a small level of enjoyment in the references and tie ins that are made to the other games, but even I, as a fan, was extremely confused by the end, specifically concerning the motivations and actions of various characters that made no sense at all.

BFG: The most obvious reference to come to mind is Metal Slug, but we also have points in common with other games, like Left 4 Dead in respect to 4 - player coop against swarms of fodder with some stronger enemies mixed in, procedural loot comparable to Diablo or Borderlands, and layered level generation as can be seen in The Binding of Isaac.

The humour of the game is hilarious and makes references to many other games and movies, look out for who I like to call «Solid Toad» at Fort Cobalt, he comes with his own... I better not say, in case of Spoilers

I'm a little peeved that Vatra had to throw in references to other games just to shut the fans up, though.

The cutesy, soft - world design is just as charming as in the other games, despite having to experience the game on a smaller screen, which, for reference, was only distracting for the first two minutes of playing.

Milestone went to extra lengths to improve the fidelity and 3D width of the sound but I have no frame of reference to compare it to (as in previous versions of the game on the other platforms for which it is available).

The events in the game reveal that, chronologically, the game takes place before the other two games, as the Dragon Quest VI protagonist is the Zenithian Hero references in Dragon Quest IV.

The game does follow a fast - paced structure and even makes reference to the films plot from time to time, but other than those enjoyable bits it fails in eliciting even basic levels of excitement from players, which is a shame.

As for newcomers to the series, they discover a really addictive and rewarding title, sharing some similarities in the games» mechanics between Farming Simulator and other genre reference.

Of course, vanity Googling (or in this case, Technorati - ing) is tediously common in the game journalism biz, and doing so the other day for Gamasutra references, I came across an excellent personal view of life in the game industry from Ian Christy, who is a Senior Game Designer for Radical Entertainment in Vancouver, and most recently worked on Scarface: The World Is Yogame journalism biz, and doing so the other day for Gamasutra references, I came across an excellent personal view of life in the game industry from Ian Christy, who is a Senior Game Designer for Radical Entertainment in Vancouver, and most recently worked on Scarface: The World Is Yogame industry from Ian Christy, who is a Senior Game Designer for Radical Entertainment in Vancouver, and most recently worked on Scarface: The World Is YoGame Designer for Radical Entertainment in Vancouver, and most recently worked on Scarface: The World Is Yours.

The Bucket is only used in the first stage, Yōsei no Mori - other stages besides EXTRA have different head objects, which are usually references to other games in the series.

For the first hour, players may smile wryly as they tick off references and mechanics they've seen in other games and elsewhere in pop culture.