Sentences with phrase «post game stuff»

Dragon Quest IX is definitely my favorite from a gameplay perspective, especially when you consider all of the post game stuff you can do and the fun customization options.

You can still get pre / post game stuff so it might be worth it to you to keep it, but all live games are blacked out.

Not exact matches

His posts have improved slightly in other areas, but this little kid's game really thrills him to giggles, so just remember he's a side - stepping deist who does not believe in literal Bible stuff.

The Mini Page was a kid's insert in the Washington Post that had recipes, articles for kids, games, and other fun stuff.

It was end to end stuff for much of the game and James Rodriguez won Real Madrid a second half spot - kick but Cristiano Ronaldo thumped the penalty against the post.

This blog is chock full of fun stuff like coupons, giveaways, branded handmade crafts and funny party games (see her «Redneck BBQ» post for adult party ideas).

It has: forums, to post and start threads in; chances to win free stuff for referring people to the site; a few games for fun; and a humor and a «hotlist» section.

Yesterday, WayForward posted the latest Kickstarter update for Shantae: Half - Genie Hero, and this one has some pretty juicy stuff for fans: it reveals Friends to the End, the next major expansion for the game.

Also look forward to our staff's individual best games posts as well as more Best Of 2014 stuff tomorrow and throughout next week.)

You see, I go explore the world (which is really what the game - play is about), plant probes, and collect stuff, then when I get back to the mission post terminal, I look through and see what missions I've completed, accept them, and collect the rewards.

I do AGREE however this game is awesome, highly underrated and one of the best in recent years (easily) though its not Super Meat Boy... its great (then again those are 2 very different platformers... but I've been hearing alot of great stuff about DK: TF before its release and during post-release before I scooped it up) I am just now playing it (its been a year since you made this post) I'm about 75 % complete... and I am loving it... but I have to say... I still enjoy Rayman (the last 2 titles especially)... so I guess to each their own.

Glad you agreed and approved — my sister started using Twitter about a year ago (she's a proofreader, @ProofreadJulia) and hated it — then she sussed out that it's kind of a «numbers game» — when I first went on it, too, I just thought it was a load of people posting all these weird links to a load of stuff I didn't give much of a shit about.

Since posting my original comment I made some research as well and I ended up with the same conclusions you said, so I think I got it Like I said your blog is much appreciated for all this great stuff you can find on it... personally being a newly come to Canada this one and the Million dollar journey were my daily reads to bring myself up to speed to the Canadian game plan so to speak

And more humorous and eyebrow raising than anything else, people will post some weird stuff on the game's MiiVerse forum, which will appear in game.

It's been late for the last few weeks and now it's Wednesday and there has been no post detailing the games and DLC (presumably) released on Tuesday this week... I know I can go to the store and pull up new stuff, but it is much easier to check the blog post so I know what I am looking for.

Wow I hope Nintedo arrests these guys doing stuff like this in a game is allegal You better delete this post or else your an accomplise to them Glitchers ruin everything

A couple of this month's big games don't have official soundtrack releases announced yet: Sea of Thieves will presumably offer a soundtrack release after they actually put some stuff in the game for players to do, yuk yuk yuk (actually, the soundtrack samples that Rare has posted on their YouTube are so infuriatingly evocative that I'm actively angry the whole soundtrack isn't available yet).

I won't be detailing the «regular» marketing stuff, like posting news about the game on social media (we had a small budget of about 500 USD for paid ads), forums or Reddit.

If the net is down, a console owner want to be able to play a single player game while they wait for the net to get back up so they can watch the latest episode of some TV sow on netflix or something, or post stuff on facebook.

This is a brief post but from what I see out in other gaming blog circles, they do quick stuff like this all the time While doing some research on another new game

I've joined Plus the month the IGC was implemented, and I fell in love with it the moment I've played my first «free» game: what a deal, for just 50 $ 12 months full of adventures and some other great stuff... I was really enjoying it until one day, by pure chance, I've read a post in the US blog and I've discovered something that at first appeared so unfair: 50 % off for Plus members on tons of titles, and some other gifts, too!

Whenever I see people playing the game — whether it's at an event like this or at a play test or even in the future on YouTube when people are going to start posting whatever they're doing — I keep seeing stuff that I've never thought about.

Laura Kate Dale does have connections in the video game industry, and other people who had accurate information (like Emily Rogers and Source Gaming) have retweeted her posts about this stuff.

Expect a big post on this soon enough (sorry if stuff takes time, I'm generally swamped with my day job and writing posts for Mac Gamer HQ).

Evah: GSW's very own Kevin «Magweasel» Gifford just wrote a fun post for IDG's Games.net rounding up the worst game mag covers ever, and since he's the don of the history of the genre, he comes up with neato, scary - ish stuff: «The twelve game - mag covers you're about to see feature the worst of the worst, the most terrifying things to ever stalk the racks.

I had no idea that art game developer Jason Rohrer (Passage, Sleep Is Death) has been maintaining a blog dedicated to his intriguing DS project Diamond Trust of London, but here it is — he's actually been regularly posting stuff on the multiplayer strategy title about blood diamond trading in Angola.

All that stuff is about making the internet run properly — after all, a packet containing the next frame of your streaming movie or online game needs to be delivered in very timely fashion, while email or a Facebook post can take its time (relatively speaking).

We'll also be posting our thoughts on non-RPGs, game industry related stuff, and maybe even allow you to see some behind - the - scenes workings.

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