Sentences with phrase «really good fighting game»

If you're willing to wait through all the updates this year, SFV is most likely going to be a really, really good fighting game.

If you have not purchased it just yet, and you want a really good fighting game, you grab it on Amazon.

If you have not purchased it just yet, and you want a really good fighting game, you grab it on Amazon.

maybe by monday a new MH will be announced, I hope so... but so far Capcom has disappointed... even though they delivered two really good fighting games for the Vita.

Overall, it's not really the best fighting game out there, nor is it even the best fighting game on the PlayStation, a system that had many.

Not exact matches

«They [Bournemouth] had a really good game and fought for each other and were waiting for their chances.

We are just NOT good enough as a team to win the EPL or the CL we are just NOT cohesive enough, we have no real fighting spirit when the chips are down, no one wants to own the game when things go wrong, The Boss doesn't change anything until it's too late (though let's be fair he doesn't have a great amount of talent to call upon when he should have) and we only really look like a championship winning team when we play the mid to lower league teams.

Arsenal was given one of the weakest team in this CL competition.Everybody expected a win, like by big margin but the whole match there was no fight and desire.The game was so poor at all front last night.City and Man Utd played their hearts out even though they were defeated.Man Utd players witnessed a horrific injury to their team mate, that will affect their focus and rhythm but they fought with desire to win the game till the end.City were the better team than Juventus, they played really good.I have even read an article on Sky that states even though Man utd and City is defeated they still can qualify the group stage, thats how their performance were reassuring.But Arsenal were really poor from starting the game till end.Zagreb got their first win in CL since 1999, that says it all.

well i know the guys in england belittle the spurs the whole time (the fans outside of england do nt really feel the hate, because in switzerland for example is the hate on chelsea muuuuuch stronger ^ ^) you got ta be real and accept that spurs are a top 6 team, and drawing against them isn't such the worst result and the «pundits» and a lot of guys here always bash arsenal that they don't have the title mentality to get a point from a win and a win from a draw, so i think in the years before, we would have well lost the game, so i am happy with the point, and the fight of the guys

u are drunk... and quintero, i like him, he has a really good shot, something we are missing so much, someone who can make the long shot or save us from free kick (vs hull we open the game with a free kick deflected... some of u does nt take that too much to analize our situation with ramsey on the wing and our problems to fight with a strong defense... without thats freekick maybe would be a very diferent story... we need to change tactics with teams who dedicates to defense... but about quintero, i do nt think porto allow us to get him for 8.5 m

As far as games go, I'm really into the fantasy / sci - fi action stuff (Skyrim, Warframe, etc.) as well as various fighting games.

What I really liked about this game is that even if it is a First Person Shooter (Well for me it's a First person Adventure) it is still faithful to the Metroid formula, I liked the puzzles, the enjoyable boss battles and the easy fights.

Combine that with an average fighting game and... well, to be honest, I'm not sure if it's enough to make Skullgirls worth a recommendation, unless you're either really into fighting games, or really into seeing an aesthetic that doesn't get nearly enough representation in games.

I really like this game, the story line is funny, online play is good, and even though I'm terrible at fighting games like this, I can even win sometimes.

Difficulty Curve — If you're just looking to get into fighting games, this is a really good start however it's recommended you should train or play Arcade a couple of times.

Pausing the game and ordering your teammates to defeat commanders or defend / attack forts works really well, and the characters actually do a good job of fighting by themselves — even if they don't, you can always order them to move there, and then just take control of them when they arrive.

The fighting in the game really is much too simple and the controls during these sections of the game feel extremely sluggish and just don't handle that entire well.

Also, to think about it - Lightning would be nice choice (but only for SCV, not potentially upcoming SCVI), because of irony - FF13LR is nice game, but terrible FF, while SCV is nice SC (best fighting system so far and awesome online), but terrible game (5 years ago, when I wasn't really into fighting games - didn't care about balance, haven't played online - I wouldn't buy such a barebones of a game.

The game really seems as though it has everything on the right track to be one of the best fighting series of all time.

ArcSys, as their dedicated fans call them, really know how to make a damn good fighting game.

If you have played Dead or Alive 5 before than I'm not really sure this game deserves another purchase unless you're a hardcore fan but if you have missed the last game and you're after a very good fighting game than look no further.

I for one really like this move, there was never anything really wrong with the Street Fighter II fighting style, and games to this day have tried mimicking, so keeping with what works seems like a good choice when it comes to Street Fighter IV.

It helped that I really disliked the first NSMB DS game, and NSMBWii was like a breath of fresh air that made me feel good about the series again, but between what I heard of NSMB2 and what I played of SM3DL, NSMBU was already fighting a losing battle with me.

More proof of that (well not really proof ^ ^) is that Kat in her original game does not fight with these moves.

off topic... to all fanboys on both sides stop the fighting please!i mean ps3 fanboys cry how good there games look but guess what?you never buy and support them, and 360 fanboys cry about there exclusives... that either do nt exist, or where never really exclusive to there console.anyways ontopic bs is fun for a while but then gets pretty repetitive

According to original creator Ed Boon, the new game «really is a response to what players have been demanding: mature presentation, reinvented 2D fighting mechanic and the best, most gruesome fatalities ever!»

If this is the case, and the sword fighting isn't some swinging gimmick then color me a little excited for this game cause I think tilt steering on the Wii Remote can actually work really well with Sonic.

- Some of the tougher fights in the game have been against some really - persistent magical robots that used to be good but went berserk.

«This game really is a response to what players have been demanding: mature presentation, reinvented 2D fighting mechanic and the best, most gruesome fatalities ever!»

Also Art of Fighting 3 is orders of magnitude better than its prequels and is one of SNK's best looking games, and a really solid fighter in its own right.

There's an argument that a modern - fighting game shouldn't really have to focus on anything outside of multiplayer but if you're going to include it at all, why not do it well and make it part of the core release?

Kosuke Yabuki: I can't imagine making a standard side - on fighting game - it's something that other companies already do really well, so just to kind of repeat that, I can't really imagine us trying something like that.

I spent a good amount of my time playing vs. fighting games in the arcades, so I didn't need a 6 - button controller for Street Fighter II (nor a copy of the game itself really), but Eternal Champions was something new, and ultimately even more of the same.

I did few days ago and tbh it really sucks... Maybe FF is not for me, but this demo version actually didn't show anything we haven't seen already... Just a little bit of fighting, yea, quite interesting maps, but that's it... Still no clue what to expect from this game other than it does NOT look that good...

Nevertheless, anyone looking for a challenging game would do well to dive into BLEED, and with such a small price tag attached, even the exceptionally overbearing boss fights aren't enough to really ruin the experience.

Fighting the same bosses over and over wore me out, but this game still made the list because 1) Metroid finally came back and 2) the way Samus controls in SR feels really good.

There are probably a few types of games that can be enjoyed by four players simultaneously, but for us at SuperBot, a brawler was the obvious choice for one really good reason: the developers here at SuperBot really like fighting games.

In a series so well - known for creating epic storylines, could a fighting game really leave a lasting impression?

I get games where it can seem a bit dull at times, but there's really two ways to approach it - as a purely multiplayer party game or as a competitive game where you aim to compete with the best (like a fighting game).

«This game really is a response to what players have been demanding,» Boon said in a press release, «mature presentation, reinvented 2D fighting mechanic and the best, most gruesome fatalities ever!»

Arc System carries a certain clout in the fighting game community; specifically, they make really good anime fighting games.

well I guessed he only based it on gameplay and ONLY fought the first boss: (Well I understand the thing about controls, but he should really go watch it on youtube or something, the cinematic feel of the game is too much to pass owell I guessed he only based it on gameplay and ONLY fought the first boss: (Well I understand the thing about controls, but he should really go watch it on youtube or something, the cinematic feel of the game is too much to pass oWell I understand the thing about controls, but he should really go watch it on youtube or something, the cinematic feel of the game is too much to pass on...

Pacific Rim is an interesting fighting game that has potential to be really just as good as the movie, but due to some repeated mistakes and poor choices in controls the game falls a bit short and ends up being lost in the shuffle of this new strategy on releasing movie games into a digital distribution.

The adventure is split between two gaming genres: traditional 2D platforming and fighting games, though it sadly doesn't really pull either of them off particularly well.

It looks really good graphics wise, and the gameplay is like those two fighting games.

Pausing the game and ordering your teammates to defeat commanders or defend / attack forts works really well, and the characters actually do a good job of fighting by themselves — even if they don't, you can always order them to move there, and then just take control of them when they arrive.

As someone who generally finds fighting games as mystifying as Kayne West would find a book about modesty, I am not really best qualified to see how this stacks up against the competition from a game mechanics perspective (Our illustrious overlord Gaz is the fighting games aficionado).

There were some characters last year (like Brock Lesnar) that I thought looked nothing like their real life counterpart but this time around I never really saw that as an issue and with the largest roster of any wrestling game it still manages to make everyone look how they should and still just looks even better when they are fighting in the ring.

The AI in the game is good in terms of boss fights, but when it's just the enemy minions you fight it really comes down to strength in numbers.

But a sad fact of fighting games is that there's no viable way to go online unless you're really good.