Sentences with phrase «really game cast»

It has a really game cast with grown ups played by men who are former young hotshots aging into respected veterans, and teens played by young women who were on a roll at the time but never got their proper due.

Not exact matches

So, that being said, the supporting cast really needs to up their game in order to compete with the best, and each an every one of them also shine here.

I was really looking forward to this, I love prince of persia to death, i have played every single pop game ever (yes even the rare dream cast one).

That said, it is really the world, story and characters that make up the true heart of this title; I can not think of any game that can rival this cast of characters in terms of charisma and engagement.

Although World of Van Helsing: Deathtrap looks very drab and appears to be just another tower defense game with a gimmick, playing it will cast these negative thoughts away because the enjoyment factor and depth to the whole thing can not be ignored and really should be praised.

Instead, the game really comes alive via the nuanced world - building (fantastically detailed environments depicting American small towns and ruined cities) and diverse ethnic cast (the chain - smoking, breast - feeding Black Panther is my favourite).

The clip showcases the cast of the game, from the classic series to Dragon Ball Super, alongside some really spiffy animation and battle scenes, all topped by heavy - metal music.

Unlike some star - peppered casts, I really felt each character brought a strong game.

There's stuff here that'll delight fans, and the focus on a few specific Fire Emblem games for the cast doesn't really seem to be too much to the game's detriment.

Originally scheduled for early 2013, the fantasy film — which is based on the first book in Joseph Delaney's young adult series — actually boasts a really good cast, including Jeff Bridges, Julianne Moore, Olivia Williams and Kit Harrington of «Game of Thrones» fame.

The movie gets really, really good from this point on, and the addition of the older cast members seems to light a fire under Lively and Huisman, who noticeably step up their game.

After a masterpiece and a good film — and a fondly remembered cartoon with a stellar voice cast — was it really worth a late - game third installment just to wave goodbye?

The lack of a character specific challenge mode really hurts the game, especially because its cast is so diverse.

Kris Wall (former Flickering Myth video games editor): I felt that she was stunt casting more than anything, a huge name actress playing the world's most well - known video game character was a great marketing angle, but it didn't really make for a convincing Lara Croft.

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part I has very little about the actual games, but a lot of emotional character moments and a really great cast.

It easily ranks as one of the best looking games on the Nintendo 3DS whether that be in its art direction or animation, and the voice cast, which stars Kaiji Tang (Pikachu), Khoi Dao (Tim), and Kira Buckland (Emilia) among others, have recorded faultless performances that really help to bring the whole adventure to life.

We assume this is what caught the attention of Hollywood, but to be honest Ryan Reynolds doesn't really seem like appropriate casting as the Pikachu in the game is played as a gruff older character, somewhere between Philip Marlowe and Columbo.

It's really a credit to the writers that they took this ensemble cast of characters from different games and made them work so well together.

It delivered twists and surprises that really did catch me off guard at times, I appreciated most of the new gameplay elements outside of the mini games, and I came to like the cast much more than I was expecting to given their seemingly weaker overall designs.

But as the How To Be A Redhead website mentions, «If redheads really do make up only 2 % of the world's population, then Game of Thrones has cast about 1.9 % over the past several seasons.»

Here we have a game that goes far beyond what Animal Crossing offers, blending management, adventure, farming, exploration, dungeon crawling, crafting, a cast of legendary characters and a bit of... am I really going to write this?

The story is simple, but the performances by the game's cast really sell it strong.

We can expect some form of GI to become common, it will be rare stuff to see a shadow without umbra / penumbra, every model will be properly tessellated and displaced, the OIT will be commonplace (for games who needs it badly), we will forget forever about smoke not casting shadow onto itself, etc, etc - great times really.

The extra «story» episodes seem interesting, but I'd really rather have more stories featuring the main cast of the game.

It was a spectacular show that involved a live reading of various scenes plucked from throughout the game, and really reinforced the immense talent behind the cast of The Last of Us.

Considering the game has a new cast, few links to the previous games and no returning locations, it's really only Raiden, Metal Gears and a few vague comments that link the game to its roots.

One common criticism of recent Sonic games is that they're not really about Sonic at all - in fact, the amount of time you'll spend playing as the speedy blue critter has been cut down more and more as a vast and largely incomprehensible cast of supporting characters has been added to the game.

With The Wizards they wanted to make a game that allows players to feel like they are really casting powerful spells, a game that lets them experience something that might have been a childhood dream but was impossible to fulfill before VR headsets were invented.

Unfortunately, the mage tree primarily supports one of the weapon styles as you won't ever have enough resources to just cast spells, and so the game really favours exploring at least two of the skill trees.

But the game mechanic of casting «souls» where you want to defend yourself is pretty interesting and plays out really well.

Owlboy is a three - pronged attack of success: the gameplay is tight, satisfying, and remains fresh throughout; the game's world is visually stunning thanks to some truly masterful pixel art; and you'll find yourself really caring about the cast of characters and the world surrounding them thanks to a compelling storyline and background lore.

While the pacing of episodes has a tendency to stumble, it's made up for massively with strong performances from the cast (who have given their likenesses and voices to characters in both game and show) and strong scenes of action that really raises the stakes for all involved.

From the developer: For the uninitiated, Night In The Woods is an adventure game with a focus on exploration and story, and a cast of characters you should really get to know.

While some people dislike the concept of re-used areas, returning to the same city in each game has really shown growth for its citizens — and like a TV series, I've gotten attached to its cast, and want to see where their paths will go now.

«Dishonored introduced a new world and cast of characters which have really resonated with gamers around the world since its release in October 2012,» said Pete Hines, Bethesda's marketing VP.

I know RPG characters tend to stick out like sore thumbs in the game worlds they occupy, but the cast in MS Saga really stick out.

The story is impressive and engaging as always with Atlus» games, but what really stood out to me was the unique cast of characters.

Really, an open - world game with the MGS stealth mechanics is promising, and of course you get a peek at the typical pack of entertaining weirdos that comprise the cast of any MGS game nowadays.

It's this balance that Rockstar presents that I really appreciate with a diverse cast from the very beginning with Abraham Reyes who rides with Marston through a lot of the game.

Best has to be the party of Persona 4G, they really felt like a tight - knit group towards the end and there are so many events in the game that make the cast grow closer.

That said, Tom Clancy games have never really been particularly strong in two departments: story and voice acting (save the original cast of the first few Splinter Cell games, of course).

You play the game not so much to solve the mystery but to interact with the colorful cast of characters and see how your decisions really influence the plot.

While the game was notable for having a diverse cast of characters, including Cyborg, Shazam and Lobo, what really set it apart from other fighting games were some of the mechanics unique to the title.

Philip is really excited to join the cast of Just Dance Live and can not wait to bring this game to life.

The game does really try to incorporate everyone as its cast is incredibly diverse from so many backgrounds and each has their own set of lore that gets explored.

The supporting cast of newcomers also shines, with Serafie, a small deadpan pixie, offering the best comic relief throughout the entire game thanks to voice acting that never really changes regardless of the circumstance.

I'm probably not going to do a good job of explaining this, but the boss fights of Skies of Arcadia really make that one of the best games I've ever played, and it everything to do with keeping a stellar cast of bad guy characters that weren't gone / killed after one fight, but were consistently around a good chunk of the narrative, so not only could they build character off of each successive meeting, but it helped you strategize your giant airship battles against them as you started to learn their fighting style (and of course the game would then use that to try and one - up you).

It's unfortunate that it's cast (Which really isn't bad outside of Hope and Vanille) got stuck with such a lousy game.

Add to this the expanded color gamut and improved lighting that HDR brings with it, and this beautiful game really comes to life, contrasting the bright sunlight against the shadows cast by the stadium to add greater depth.

I was speaking with Dave Fennoy earlier and telling him how the voice acting really sells this game and elevates the material — the entire cast and crew should be immensely proud.