Sentences with phrase «rather see gameplay»

For example, would you rather see gameplay footage of someone taking down a monster with a hammer or a whip?

For example, would you rather see gameplay footage of someone taking down a monster with a hammer or a whip?

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Or, would you rather see footage of single player gameplay or online co-op gameplay?

We saw some story stuff hinting at the relationship between Kratos and son, and also some combat gameplay — although it was all in a montage rather than a proper walkthrough.

Finally we were able to see actual, real gameplay footage of the game rather than pre-recorded footage by Nintendo itself, and it really gave us a lot of insight on the game.

We encourage teachers to see gameplay not as a special time in the classroom, but rather as part of the critical learning that happens every day.

To me personally, Wolf, while different, shares enough visual and / or gameplay similarities with Fox that I'd rather see completely fresh ideas brought in for DLC characters.

So let's disregard the whole clone thing now and take what I'm going to say at face value without qualifiers hanging onto it from my original comment: It is my opinion that Wolf, while different, shares enough visual and / or gameplay similarities with Fox, that I personally would rather see them bring in brand new approaches to fighters instead of him.

You see, despite its name it's not really a sequel to the much - loved Cossacks series, rather it's pretty much a complete remake of the original game, retaining most of its balance and mechanics while upgrading the graphics and smoothing out the gameplay a touch.

i want to see more of it but so far the game's momentum is constantly being broken up with cutscenes and the gameplay itself looks rather clunky.

As unprofessional as this trailer seems, I actually really appreciate the authenticity of seeing someone playing the game rather than being shown bits of cutscenes and artwork that say nothing about gameplay, so props for that.

Mid-battle cutscenes also flow better than before, such as cameras focusing on areas of interest mid-battle, and meetings with certain generals happening in a more realistic way; while in the old games you would sometimes see your character interacting with a general on the other side of the map during a cutscene, this doesn't tend to happen now, some scenes flowing back into gameplay with your character standing in front of the officer they were speaking to, rather than suddenly finding yourself back on the other side of the map as though nothing had happened.

I will admit, I'm not blown away by the gameplay we've seen so far — it looks rather Grand Theft Auto - like, which really bums me out — but I have no doubt that 2K Czech will wow us all again as they strive to bring a late 1960's New Orleans to life while delivering an excellent story.

Or, would you rather see footage of single player gameplay or online co-op gameplay?

This is not by any means a complete gameplay experience, but rather something to show that all the videos you have seen are real gameplay.

With handheld consoles becoming more able to replicate the 3D visuals and gameplay associated with home consoles, we are seeing more and more series incorporate handheld titles into their main series canon, rather than providing spin - off distractions that could often be ignored without missing any big developments in the series.

Despite occasional funding problems (which is unfortunately a regular occurrence in the Indie scene), Charlie explained that gameplay development evolved organically rather than sticking to a rigid plan - and it's great to see a game that strives to be constantly enjoyable rather than taking itself too seriously.

Since this is a DLC pack I'm not going to go into great detail regarding the many, many merits of Dishonored's core gameplay mechanics as you've presumably already played it if you're reading this review, rather I'll go through the changes one by one to see what works and what doesn't.

It's not a bad game, I could see myself enjoying it much more than Minecraft, Terraria / Starbound or even Destiny if they would just improve the rather repetitive gameplay loop.

The trailer shows off some gameplay, confirming that the events in Mario Sports Mix are actually fully - fledged sports games, rather than following the brief mini-game format seen in both Mario Party and Wii Sports.

As such, it returns with its trademark strategy gameplay which is aimed at allowing players to conquer China in any way that they see fit, with all of history's famous generals taking part in a rather unique landscape.

Hopefully it won't be long until we get to see some more in - game screenshots and actual gameplay footage rather than a revolving bike model render.

I've not been all that sure about Kinect or the PS - Eye this generation, where the «features» were thrown down the player's throat with reckless abandon, but with the Xbox One's Kinect pre-packed, and the PS - Eye's Playroom coming preloaded on PS4, I'm somewhat hopeful the next - gen's camera tech will see less gimmicks, and more alternative ways to play, which enhance, rather than detract from the core gameplay.

Yes, they'll keep playing to check out new content, but it's because they want to see new characters rather than wanting to experience more of the gameplay.

Yes, we know they are coming, but it would be nice to see some gameplay or at least more details about new features to each sport rather than just focusing on one.

A packed E3 2015 showing from EA included a rather tasty gameplay trailer for Mirror's Edge: Catalyst where we see Faith in action.

However, for all of the new gameplay elements; there is a major problem returning from F1 2016 in the form of the Energy Recovery System (ERS) being nowhere to be seen which is rather odd as it is essentially an updated version of the Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS) which featured in previous F1 games by Codemasters.

However, it looks good enough and manages to feel like the Worms I know and love, albeit with some new gameplay elements to keep it fresh — all of the 2D entries I've seen of late have felt rather stale.

It all sounds rather impressive on paper and looks like a blast from the gameplay we've seen, some...

The gameplay footage that we've seen is too clean, to «cartoony» and looks hand drawn rather than dark and eerie like the other Diablo games.

We've seen screenshots of Laughing Jackal's upcoming Duæl Invaders, which features rather unique gameplay for a retro space shooter, but the trailer gives a much better feel of how it works than just still images.

Rather than follow their tried - and - true formula to a fault, TT Games dabbles in some new gameplay elements that we're guaranteed to see more of in the future.

This spin - off is set in the world of Game Shijoukai rather than Gamindustri, and you can see some of its gameplay in the debut trailer below.

Rather than follow their tried - and - true formula to a fault, TT Games dabbles in some new gameplay elements that we're guaranteed to see... Read More

Likewise, there would be some changes such as making gameplay more of an action RPG rather than the standard turn - based RPG we've seen from the original title.

Danganronpa V3 does appear to be a main series title and will feature the classic detective gameplay we've seen from previous titles rather than the spin - off, Danganronpa: Another Episode.

Most of the announcements were story - related and while we saw a bit of gameplay footage, we would rather see more showcasing of Garret's mastery of stealth and the shadows.

Coinciding with the start of Paris Games Week, EA has unveiled a rather gorgeous launch trailer for its hotly - anticipated sequel Star Wars Battlefront II; check it out here... SEE ALSO: Star Wars Battlefront II gameplay video showcases Emperor Palpatine's abilities SEE ALSO: Star Wars Battlefront II campaign length revealed Embark on an endless Star Wars action -LSB-...]

You can check it out below, and if you want to see what the game looks like, you can watch another video glimpse on gameplay, the announcement trailer, and some rather lovely screenshots.

If you want to see what the game looks like, you can check out the rather spectacular new gameplay, another video glimpse on gameplay, the announcement trailer, and some rather lovely screenshots.