Sentences with phrase «profound effect on your game»

A live - action video adventure that is a PlayLink exclusive, featuring a branching narrative where every choice can have a profound effect on your game.

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Look at the profound effect that missing the WC had on Nasri and Walcott — if they hadn't been sore about missing out, do you think they would have had the motivation to raise their game?

I can only hazard a guess, but the horrific injury that made him face the very real possibility of his career being shattered and leaving him only a fraction of the player he was (think Eduardo) had a profound effect on him causing a subtle mental shift, which has seemed to translate into his game.

Ethics have a profound effect on options available during the game.

Years earlier, he'd read two books that had a profound effect on his thinking: tennis coach Tim Gallwey's 1974 book The Inner Game of Tennis and Betty Edwards's 1979 book Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain.

Every game has some kind of effect on you, though it's rarely profound.

Not only does the art style dictate the look and feel of the game, it also has a profound effect on how long the content will take to create.

While the story takes a back seat to the sniping mechanics and level design, it didn't have a profound effect one way or another on my enjoyment of the game.

When the first Final Fantasy game was released in 1987, no one could have realized what a misnomer that «final» in the title was, or what a profound effect the title would have on game developers all over the world.

The Resident Evil series has had a profound effect on me as a gamer — The original game was the first title I played on the PlayStation and I remember 13 year old me being blown away by the photorealistic backgrounds and decidedly mature tone, although in retrospect I can recognise that the tone was also as camp as a row of tents, but that's part of the game's charm.

It's difficult to say, but the losses to these studios will have a profound effect on all of us as gamers.

As architects and builders are forced to «up their game,» Ellis says, consumers will notice a profound effect on the bricks - and - mortar environment of physical stores.