Sentences with phrase «portion of the game really»

The same held true for the GBC version of Mario Golf as in Mario Tennis that having to train your character means for a hefty portion of the game they really suck.

The multiplayer portion of the game really stood out as being a key part of the package.

Not exact matches

Not only that but the Live portions of the game are just amazing and really do take the game to the next level.

The ATV Offroad Fury series has always done well with the gameplay portion of the game but has never really gotten the visuals down.

I am just really disappointed that the game didn't include more in the single player portions of the game, but luckily make up most of its ground in the multiplayer side of the game.

While these collection quests are certainly interesting, it really is a shame that the nightmare portions of the game aren't as fun as the collection quests.

During a recent interview executive producer Tim Bennison shared that the online multiplayer portion will be removed from the game, calling it a move that will allow «gamers to really dig into the main elements of PROTOTYPE.»

Having unlimited storage space via the Cloud does indeed somewhat combat the fact that you can not upgrade the Xbox One's default 500 GB HDD, but game saves, profiles and the like don't really take up much space anyway, so at the moment this unlimited Cloud storage really only helps those that need store massive amounts of saves and profiles, which, I would imagine, is only a small portion of gamers.

A good portion of them simply serve the purpose of teaching you a new move, to the point where you really wonder when the game is going to stop telling you how to do your job.

Skylanders and Disney Infinity have really set the trend for the future of gaming, the idea of smart toys which go into the game have really made quite an impact on the child gamer as well as also a good portion of other gamer's including this writer who is quite happy with his Skylanders and very much looking forward to the new Disney Infinity.

In fact, if you're not playing the multiplayer portion of the game, there's really no reason to turn on your TV at all.

Of course, I'm assuming this is a really small portion of the game, so even if it isn't as fun as the rest of the game, it should not be that long until it is oveOf course, I'm assuming this is a really small portion of the game, so even if it isn't as fun as the rest of the game, it should not be that long until it is oveof the game, so even if it isn't as fun as the rest of the game, it should not be that long until it is oveof the game, it should not be that long until it is over.

And despite the time travel portions making things really confusing, it still manages to provide plenty of «what the hell» moments and, I will admit, it is something that makes the game feel rather nostalgic.

The online portion of the game was really great, however — the free play in particular was extremely fun with friends and never got boring, which makes me really excited for GTA IV.

From launch Ubisoft have struggled to really balance this portion of the game, and so currently going rogue is a poor prospect as the penalties are pretty hefty should you get killed, and it's quite likely you will.

There is a main story quest line for those who want to learn more about the history of Resonail (as well as a good way to start leveling up your team), but that is mainly for those who may not have access to the online multiplayer portion which is really the meat of the game.

When it comes to the A.I, it really shines in the single player portion of the game.

Also most console gamers don't realize that the pc gamers have access to 1,000's of indie games ans software not on psn, xbl, or nintendo's marketplace and a small to mid portion of them are shovelware, but a large portion of them are really good.

The tutorial section of the game drags on a bit, the entire middle (Mexican Revolution) portion of the game felt out of place and didn't really add much to the story, and the gameplay has fits of schizophrenia (3 different versions of the dead eye mechanic??? not good).

All in all, they really did a good job at setting a tone with the audio and making sure each portion of the game went well with the soundtrack it was paired with.

For an early build of the game, it was really well done and let you play through a good portion of one of the missions.

New Game + is a really big deal for the Director's Cut edition and where a large portion of our new items and dialogue, so if you do grab the game I'd definitely reccomend checking it Game + is a really big deal for the Director's Cut edition and where a large portion of our new items and dialogue, so if you do grab the game I'd definitely reccomend checking it game I'd definitely reccomend checking it out.

But let's get into the review now starting with the single player portion of the game where really the meat and potatoes are in this game.

The rhythm game portion is where the app really shines, as there are dozens of songs that can be unlocked, as well as a handful of rotational songs.

This direction of game narrative really spices up the main portion of the Gunslinger which could have become monotonous under its totally linear method of progressing through the shooting gallery-esque stages of the game.

Well let's start with the single player portion of the game, which can be considered really the most insignificant portion of all three PC games.

It was also a really nice touch to include an arcade in the menu options to allow those that really enjoy this portion to go back and play through different scenarios of the hacking game.

The mode isn't anything to really write home about, since you'll fight so many similar battles throughout the single - player portion of the game, but teaming up with other players, and earning some single - player bonuses, adds a change of pace that helps break up all the driving and exploring.