Sentences with phrase «own life meter»

no obnoxious spastic hyperactive button mashing, no life meter, no score, just pure artistic atmosphere and ingenuity ahead of its time.
no obnoxious spastic hyperactive button mashing, no life meter, no score, just pure
At any given time, one warrior will be engaged in battle, while the other two are recuperating; restoring their Life Meters and Musou Gauges.
The only thing I don't like visually is that (like the NES game) you can't see both your life meter and money at the same time; the Select button switches between them.
Even the life meters have a bodaciously colorful style, complete with lightning bolts to measure your special power energy.
The overarching objective is to survive and preserve the power grid — the life meter of the world.
Players mostly punch, kick, and use special attacks and weapons to deplete opponents» life meters.
If they use up the entire life meter, the students have to do another round of problems.
Students have a life meter associated with their online account, and every time they ask for help, a portion of it gets eaten up.
The battery - life meter dipped more quickly than we expected, predicting a total range of only about 100 kilometers (60 - ish miles) by the end, versus the promised 150 kilometers, but that reflects several short and aggressive journalist - helmed test drives in cold weather, the last factor being particularly important, since this car lacks the sort of liquid heating elements found in the Volt.
Finally the battery life meter has become more accurate and will display how much juice you have left with pin - point precision.
If this feature is active, a small eye appears in the dock, next to the battery life meter.
When not being controlled, the other character's health will slowly replenish, so switching can be a matter of life meter.
Characters punch, kick, and use special moves (e.g., fireballs, electrical blasts, energy swords) to drain opponents» life meters; players can summon and control fantasy creatures (e.g. giant frogs, wood golems) to engage in battles.
Basically, Diddy just adds two extra hearts to your life meter and allows you to hover for short periods of time using his rocket barrel.
Video game comic community Life Meter has several more Abrams pieces for titles like Soul Blader (a.k.a. Soul Blazer in the U.S.), Time Soldiers, and Kaizou Choujin Schbibinman 2.
These two strips and many other video game - inspired art will appear in Life Meter Volume 3, a new full color anthology from video game comic site and Livejournal community Life Meter.
Just like the Ship Parts in Phantom Hourglass, if these parts are added to the Spirit Train, the Train will gain a longer life meter, allowing it to take more hits from the numerous enemies Link will encounter in his travel.
The main character, Isaac, has a series of lights that trail up the spine of his suit as his life meter.
Players punch, kick, and use special moves (e.g., fireballs, energy blasts) to drain opponents» life meters; a variety of characters can also summon fantasy creatures (e.g. giant snakes and birds, winged demons) that complete unique attack animations.
You get more points the closer the life meter is to the left or the right, but don't let it fill up entirely!
Grabbing one will refill the player's life meter and grant them an extra life.
On top of the screen is a life meter that keeps on depleting but gets replenished whenever you chomp on little fishes and lobsters.
The brand new art - related website Life Meter Comics, billed as «a collection of comics and cartoon art inspired by our love of videogames», has just set up, and it already has some awesome illustrations up.
Whereas Hero Mode offers an elimination game type that largely replicates F - Zero's manic wares, in which boost energy acts as a life meter and once your ship explodes you're out of the race.
Grab it, and your life meter will not only be extended by one hit, but it will be refilled if necessary, too!
The one thing I haven't been able to complete is the boss attack bonus (where you have to fight and kill all the game's bosses on one life meter)
You're equipped with a fair amount of health at the start and can upgrade your life meter but enemies (especially bosses) will do everything in their power to push you into spikes or bottomless pits.
Fire up the Dramatic Battle mode for a 2 - on - 1 match, while Survival mode pits one character against all of the others without a break or a complete life meter refill.
Just like in a normal fighting game the match is over once a characters life meter runs out.
It's a quirky, action - packed side - scrolling action game: You have a life meter (instead of the quarter - eating, maddening, «one hit and you die» style of many old school shooters), you pick your primary weapon, and you bounce around the screen like some kind of crazy ninja, flinging enemies around and filling the screen with bullets (or fire, or whatever your weapon of choice is).
The rest, however, followed more closely in the footsteps of their respective counterparts from Link's inventory: Bombs to blow up walls, keys to open locked doors (albeit with a haunting mask hot on your heels), hearts to refill your life meter (which was extended by Mario's then - equivalent of a Heart Container, the Mushroom — another link to Link!)
Each core represents a portion of the player's life meter, and the player is challenged to protect them while adapting to new waves of aliens and exploiting their weaknesses.
Your life meter is represented by a blue bar emanating from a beating heart.
Super Mario Bros. 2 managed to combine the ideas by starting the player Super and keeping them that way until they were down to one heart in their life meter, thus helping to fulfill the original vision to some degree.
Given that Super Mario Bros. 2 had a life meter, perhaps Nintendo wanted to retain some aspect of that in Mario's third outing?
Every contact with the Mother Brain's body knocks a full energy block off of the life meter.
The metroid drains Samus's energy - all twenty life meter blocks and four reserve tanks - and I am certain that my adventure ends here.
GameSetWatch contributor and ex-Ubisoft Matthew «Fort90» Hawkins is scheduled to give a presentation and will bring copies of Fort90Zine # 3, the latest issue of his video games zine with a foreword by Life Meter's Dave Roman, a pin - up by Hilary Florido, an article about an odd non-game import from yours truly, and more.
As a result, collecting coins seems less important as well, save for in some 3D Mario games, where they restore your depleted life meter.
Killing enemies will grant you experience points, which will raise your level and in turn lengthen your life meter.
In addition to spells, enemies will also drop various items to extend your life meter or increase your shot power.
You also have a life meter and can sustain multiple hits, but only have one life.
In order to extend your life meter to four diamonds in each stage, you must pull potions from the ground, usually in the spots where you pick veggies to whack the baddies with.
When you take damage, your life meter has a mark which shows your current lowered health, but the health bar doesn't immediately drain.
A new addition in its place is a life meter.
For example, rather than having a simple life meter of HP, you've got two life meters: one with your traditional HP and one with your vitality.

Not exact matches

«We all rely on trust in our daily lives - that when sales tax is added, it actually applies and equals the specified amount; that the meter in a taxi shows the correct amount provided by law and correctly measures the actual distance; that when you order takeout, the price you see online matches the amount you pay in the restaurant.
The Steel offers the same 5 ATM (as in «atmospheres»; it translates to a depth of about 50 meters) waterproof rating and the same 5 to 7 day battery life as the original Pebble.
They're desperately afraid that something important will pass them by, so you might be checking out Pokémon Go just to make sure your enjoy - life - o» - meter readings stay high.
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