Sentences with phrase «rather than game»

Not only was the console itself bigger, but its controller, the «Duke,» resembled a small armored patrol vehicle rather than a game controller.

But rather than a game - changing «debut» on the Note 8, Samsung's dual camera limped onto the stage with a whimper.

This also opens up hunting challenges, although they are usually just something going on in the background (with the exception of a few missions) that you only recognize when an icon notifies you that you completed one, rather than a game like Red Dead Redemption which was designed to nurture an obsessive level of dedication.

With a few exceptions though, these glitches are just annoying rather than game ending, and while they are a constant companion, they are also less common than you might expect of such a massive game.

Estavillo will need to convince the court that this is a public place where the community at large congregates and communicates, rather than a game played by a subset of the community that happens to provide a means of communication.

But rather than a game that Li has deliberately put into practice, it is more fitting to see this creative context as one in which the artist embarks with the audience on a journey free of restrictions.

In Zidane: A 21st Century Portrait (2006)-- a video installation that Gordon made with Philippe Parreno in 2006 — all the cameras used to make the work are trained on its subject, the footballer Zinedine Zidane, rather than the game itself.

The game's writers wisely realized that any emotion, humor, or pathos would have to be wrung from Cortana, rather than the game's heavily armed Covenant - bashing protagonist.

Another idea I've heard shooting around forums is a companion app rather than a game.

You've also got a «rescue buddy» who will save your ass if you go down in a fight — rather than a game over / reload screen, you get a short cutscene of your buddy helping you up, fighting off a couple attackers, and handing you a pistol after dragging you to safety (safety not always guaranteed).

Still, a lot of that innovation stems from the N64 itself rather than the game.

SimCity is still a game of not losing, then, rather than a game of winning.

Playing more like a movie trailer rather than a game one, the official Tokyo Game Show trailer for Shinji Mikami's The Evil Within brings the scares...

Some have pointed to the ESRB logo to suggest that it may be a mobile title, but the logo on the bottom right appears to be for SEGA of America specifically, rather than the game itself.

Loads and loads of game play, Note: - This is more of a GT Racing Simulator rather than a game.

You now go to character creation first, rather than the game making everyone a generic male character until after the first leg of the tutorial.

But that's necessary for it to be a game that you play, rather than a game that plays itself while you run around in it.

In summary, while there are a lot of negatives, these negatives are more just small nit - picks rather than game breaking flaws.

Using these examples, we can conclude that an indie game is based more off its initial creation and background rather than the game's final outcome.

In addition, concentrating more on character development and less on ludicrous leveling of weapons and accessories would create a need for equipment rather than the game's current minimalist implementation.

This did get frustrating in the demo but it's more frustration at myself rather than the game, although it felt far too easy to make those mistakes as it felt accelerating was much quicker than it was to slow down making your job a little trickier.

So a good early release game at the moment is Fortnite they have done it so well in releasing it in early access as each week they are throwing out updates and fixing issues people might have run into and I've been playing the game for a while and haven't run into a single issues yet, only issues i can think of is i can't seem to win but i think that might be my bad gaming skills rather than the game.

Each option is fun and there's no denying that the in - game tension is much more palpable when up against a human opponent rather than a game's AI.

Steam Machines is a hard game, but it is fairly balanced and death will most likely be player error rather than the game.

Further, the stories could be entirely mechanical — about game rules rather than game fiction — or even purely social, in the case of multiplayer gaming.

The third installment of the series will include Kinect support, although it's more of a hybrid title, rather than a game that fully supports the device.

Sadly, almost none of those increments are significant enough to make Splatoon 2 a clearly superior experience, which is what one would expect from a title of its stature; instead, most of these features come off as pleasant fresh ingredients rather than game - defining traits.

To be fair, that's due to the railroading nature of the storyline (this is the only time that Chris Avellone hasn't impressed me) rather than game mechanics.

I really didn't like the combat in this game, it felt «off» but I think that's down to the way the game is presented and plays out rather than the game itself.

Thankfully, the controls are on point, and no matter how you die it's always due to your mistake, rather than the game's fault.

Microsoft reportedly spared no expense in the making of Halo 4, with in - game graphics that will leave players feeling like they are immersed in a live - action film rather than a game.

Although acceptable in the 80's arcade I can't help feeling that the newer generations of gamer will only look upon Dragon's Lair as curiosity rather than a game to be enjoyed.

This comes at the expense of gathering an entirely new team and getting to know them (a BioWare staple) but if viewed as a direct extension of Mass Effect 2 rather than a game meant to stand on its own, it becomes much easier to appreciate Mass Effect 3 and the characters you've come to know over the course of the series.

You're playing the players rather than the game itself, so gathering the right group of people is absolutely key, but once you've lured in the right victims it's incredibly fun.

Unless EA and Eurocom really offer some unique twists on the standard lightgun formula, which they have been promising, it's likely Extraction will be seen as an aberration rather than a game that genuinely adds to the Dead Space canon.

This time around spinning the car feels like it was your own fault because you misjudged a corner, rather than the game's fault for simply not telling you that you were pushing too hard.

Just take last week's image as an example, as our most recent contest featured a moment from a humorous Zelda fan animation rather than a game.

For me, as a player that prefers focusing on the music rather than the game, that's a negative.

Some of these are coming very soon after launch, but Capcom are treating this as a long term platform to build on, rather than a game.

This is more a fault of the medium rather than the game.

Like other opulent Sega cabinets, it would be played for the experience rather than the game itself.

It really feels like a competition rather than a game of chance (although there were times when we cursed an unlucky roll of the die, for sure), so the rivalry between players feels very real, unlike most waggle - heavy or chance - based party games.

By the way, I've just tried a few of the links below and they all lead just to the PlayStation Store rather than the game page so you'll have to search for the titles on the store.

Rather than opt to go with the manual saving system that the majority of this game's inspirations utilised back in the day there's a checkpoint system in place instead, but rather than the game automatically handling this players must go up to specific boxes on the wall and activate them in order to save their progress.

Occasionally it can feel like a movie with game elements rather than a game with movie elements, but it's never boring.

What's surprising for a genre where you might expect the action to get a little dry after the first few missions is that 2k have tried their hardest to make XCOM feel like an action movie rather than a game of RISK.

But surely you're not ignorant enough that you're unable to see why people thought the «meh» was aimed at the review / score rather than the game?

I think it would be better to do the review based on franchise sales rather than game sales, or for a single console (360 / PS3 / Wii).

Indeed, connectivity, rather than game playing, music and photo browsing, is really what the iPad is all about.

Though most of the revisions are incremental rather than game changing, Honda's tweaks to the Fit for 2018 offer enough subtle enhancements throughout the car to yield a tangible improvement to the vehicle on the whole.