Sentences with phrase «previous game this approach»

Being a direct sequel to its previous game Operation Abyss you would think there would be at least a little bit of a back story but it seemed to expect that you knew about most of this and as I did not play the previous game this approach was not entirely helpful in understanding what the Jiminy - cricket was going on.

Not exact matches

It's down to tactics, everybody knows what the tactics of Mourinho was going to be.Chelsea played Man Utd the previous week and Chelsea had 30 % possession, they parked the bus.One would think that the game between Chelsea vs Man utd would give Wenger a good idea how to approach the game but he got it all wrong.

Weve no gear change in regards dictating tempo and upping our intensity, the approach and first 40 mins of the everton game leaves big questions to be answered from the management team as to where was the motivation and will to win after the previous days results went our way.

«We need to approach the game in a different way for sure and this [previous] game helps.»

With regards to our rant about Blackburn's away intentions above, we doubt they will be so defensive as they were in their previous two away outings but still, those negative approaches to the game must have hindered their attackers.

The actual reason there is very little «useful dialogue» going on in this blog is because people appear to be approaching discussion somewhat like a chess game... attempting to anticipate my moves and characterize my «style of play» based on previous experience with others.

Thus, I was taking action / all out approach more often than previous MGS games.

With regards to the introduction of previous Heroes from other games, it's done in the similar fashion as to how any new character is introduced, usually by you joining them in battle to assist them, or having to battle them first and then they join you, but while I would like to applaud its story for the way it does mirror that of one you'd expect from a lesser Fire Emblem game, but there can be no denying that despite the approach taken, it's story does feel like that of Fire Emblem Heroes and Hyrule Warriors slapped together with some of the names, items and minor details changed to something else.

Fans of the series might give it a try anyway, though: it's the only place you'll man weaponized mechs that approach the VS vehicles from previous Lost Planet games.

Something more like previous FlatOut custodian Bugbear's authentic, slower, and more tactical approach with its similarly destruction - centric racer Wreckfest, even if that game has been in Steam Early Access for going on 400 years now.

Usually, due to the skill and dedication of the developers, that approach didn't detract from the quality of their games — just look at Red Dead Redemption and the previous GTA titles — however after GTA Online became favored over story mode, largely due to the huge amount revenue being brought in by microtransactions, fans are concerned.

Ys VIII Lacrimosa Of Dana is one of the best entries in the long - running action role - playing game series by Falcom, taking the new story - focused approach of the previous entries in the series and improving it considerably.

It's certainly a different — and truer to the source material — approach than previous Star Trek games have taken, and we're excited to have another substantial VR experience to try out.

The Assistant Producer spearheaded a more Western approach to controls for Metal Gear Solid 4, making the game far more approachable and much tighter than the previous installment.

Meanwhile, the previous DiRT games favored a more arcade approach, so it was somewhat surprising to see Codemasters claim DiRT 4 was going to build off of DiRT Rally's realistic handling model and indeed improve upon it.

Graphically, the PS4 version outputs at 1080p with more animations which naturally improves the look of the game in comparison to previous releases, while retaining a stylised cel - shaded visual approach.

Pros: - The game foregoes the traditional Monster Hunter style approach for the open world - Single - player is quite enjoyable as the story is much deeper than the previous entries - Online cooperative is the highlight of the game thanks to the more difficult missions - Carrying over characters is quite nice for those wanting to keep their character

The plot of Fatal Bullet takes a very different approach compared to previous Sword Art Online games.

This game utilizes a casual and arcade simulation approach in the same spirit as GIANTS previous simulation products.

The new approach in this game is especially welcomed as the elements that the developers did with the previous games are becoming over saturated with the same style and the only way to give a fresh take on this game is to change it into something new.

So far we've had a different marketing approach from Treyarch compared with previous games.

Transformers: War for Cybertron took a rather different approach from previous Transformers games, it was a completely unique story, and was not based off a movie.

Rather than the linear corridors with carefully orchestrated moments for sniping that the previous games used, Rebellion have instead adopted a more organic approach, each of the eight levels being an open playground full of various routes to take, buildings to hide in and paths to discover.

I've said similar in the previous Rapture posts, but felt it bears repeating again here: this game looks more and more wonderful each time we look at it, and I'm glad we live in a time where games that take a very different approach to experience can coexist with the more typical shooting, racing etc. games.

The latest iteration of Armored Core, which is more akin to the nineteenth game in the series rather than the fourth, looks to be a major departure from the frugal approach of the previous games.

Unlike in the previous game, they now have more than one expression, peering down at the player's character when he approaches, and then taking on an enraged face when falling.

Additionally, Infinity Ward takes a new approach to multi-platform development with Call of Duty: Ghosts from previous titles in the series, with the studio creating significantly different assets for current and next - gen consoles, and with the PC getting an additional boost in texture resolution above the XO and PS4 versions of the game as well.

Unlike previous Fable games however Fable Heroes takes a more light hearted approach to a moral choice system with your choices sometimes impacting on the other members of your team.

Unlike in previous titles where the players must choose among six classes, Andromeda lets players combine skills from different classes so they have the freedom to explore and experiment with how to approach the game in multiple ways.

Hitman Absolution, the most recent entry in the series released back in 2012, moved away from the established formula of the previous games in favour of a more «casual - gamer friendly» approach, in what was a clear attempt to make the series more mainstream.

It's a concept in which any Souls fan is well versed, but the approach this time differs from previous games.

Unlike the previous games, Sniper Elite 4 takes more of an open world approach, as opposed to the more linear missions of the previous games.

The previous DiRT Rally was a more simulated and focused approach in the vein of casual Rally games, and it worked out quite well for Codemasters, since it was one of the more successful...

Familiarity with the previous game is not necessary, but if you've played it, you'll know that Lovely Planet takes a decidedly different approach from most other first - person shooters.

With regards to the introduction of previous Heroes from other games, it's done in the similar fashion as to how any new character is introduced, usually by you joining them in battle to assist them, or having to battle them first and then they join you, but while I would like to applaud its story for the way it does mirror that of one you'd expect from a lesser Fire Emblem game, but there can be no denying that despite the approach taken, it's story does feel like that of Fire Emblem Heroes and Hyrule Warriors slapped together with some of the names, items and minor details changed to something else.

There are throwbacks to almost every Metal Gear game in the series, complemented by fantastic gameplay that lets you approach through stealth or action while still keeping the similar feeling of previous Metal Gear games.

Instead of showing you the three basic forms of chains like the previous lesson mode did, Puyo Puyo 7 opts for a bit of a more complete approach in regards to the fundamentals of the game.

Rather than implementing the top down approach of the previous XCOM games, The Bureau will employ a new third person shooter view mixed with squad based combat.

Fear Effect: Sedna discards fixed - camera angles and tight corners for an isometric approach; to keep the familiar tension of the previous Fear Effect games, each character will have a limited field - of - vision, allowing enemies to get the potential drop on the player.

It will arrive on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC simultaneously, which was a different approach from the previous game, which was exclusively released for the Xbox One at first, before heading to other platforms.

Given the physical scrapes and bruises that Lara has endured in the image above, it's safe to say that Crystal Dynamics are sticking with the rough - and - tumble, ultra-violent approach that was taken in the previous two games, the 2013 Tomb Raider reboot and the follow - up, Rise of the Tomb Raider.

Players can also choose to play Second Son as either a good character or a villain and just like in previous entries in the series, this changes both Delsin's abilities and the game's plot line, depending on how you approach various situations.

From Software's director also revealed that Bloodborne's story will be branching and that his development team is taking a non-linear approach to the game, more so than his previous titles Demon Souls and Dark Souls.

If you'd like to see how Activision has applied a more cinematic approach to Call of Duty's marketing, check out Ben Hanson's previous interview with Activision and Infinity Ward heads as they discuss the link between movies and video games.

As someone who hasn't played any of the previous installments in the franchise, I'd say that Monster Hunter: World offers a kinder approach to novices who are just trying out the game as I did.

It isn't the same as the old games content-wise, though, as it has a laser - like focus on supercross (indoor stadium) racing instead of the kitchen sink approach previous games had.

It's unfortunate that premium gaming has come to this, but considering Microsoft's relatively gentle approach to these systems in previous games, coupled with the massive backlash against more aggressive monetization seen in recent titles like Battlefront II, I think it's fair to expect that Microsoft will continue to be careful about how it approaches «Games as a Service.»

Drawing on the very real developments discovered by mathematicians, Drs. Neumann and Morgenstern, he develops his approach on a combination of game theory, his own previous research, and his incredible creativity.