Sentences with phrase «replay games»

But your point is a good one — I don't know if I'd have the patience to replay games in order to gain «mastery» of them.

I don't replay games too much.

But for me I like to go back and replay games from time to time.

You know it's procrastination when you find the urge to replay games you don't even own anymore, so you go trolling Amazon looking for deals.

I tend to not replay games a whole lot, there are 5 or 6 I play a few times a year though, like Super Mario Bros amd Mega Man 2.

I always replay my games extensively.

I only replay games (generally) when I'm sick or stressed out, so I tend to replay games which don't punish you for having no concentration.

When trying to explain to myself how I could replay games that much, even games that are completely linear, I got around to a bunch of factors: visual atmosphere, core gameplay loop, soundtrack, and a sense of exploration.

I almost never replay games.

I replay games pretty often, but I'd say that Diablo II probably tops my list too.

Assassin's Creed The Ezio Collection will be released on November 18th, so there's not too long to wait before you are able to replay the games or play them for the very first time.

I rarely replay games, so if I go for a second playthrough, it has to be something really special.

I can replay this games again and again and still enjoy them as mush as i did when i first played them.

If you just want to collect a few more trophies, or replay the games for fun, Retro Revenge is a good little incentive to get you back in to the franchise, and a great idea from Deep Silver.

It's weird to remember a time when I'd literally play and replay games dozens upon dozens of times, but back then, that's what I did.

For them to re-release it on the PS4 was a blessing — not just because people like me can replay these games, screaming HULABOOGA!

Students can play and replay these games, using an increasingly difficult set of vocabulary words each time as they scaffold their learning.

The Switch continues to be a great place for ports of fantastic games, and my feelings around Bayonetta's Switch Collection are much the same as they were for Skyrim and DOOM; this is the perfect excuse to either replay these games or to experience them for the first time if you missed them the first time around.

Completed on GameCube some years ago, can't wait to play again in HD glory and I'm not one to replay games simply cus I like too many games.

Just replay the game last 15 and see how Gibbs never won a tackle or passed to an Arsenal player.

The game is a early kickoff on Saturday 07 January 2017, starting at around 12:30 uk and if you missed the live action or want to replay the game you can always tune in on this page to find short and extended match highlights after the game is over.

Sarah Brosnan, at Georgia State University in Atlanta, and colleagues replayed the game with humans, chimps and capuchin monkeys, but made all participants learn the rules by trial and error.

His focus was back on the board, replaying the game.

My only other complaint without any spoilers is the story is a little weak, and the ending was, to me, pretty disappointing and replaying the game a second time, for me, quickly became boring.

Why should I have to replay a game for difficulty changes?

Since the first time through Dinocide can be fairly boring with only a couple of boss battles to break up the repetition, it makes replaying the game an undesirable prospect.

I was so glad to be done with it and as someone who replays games quite a bit, I honestly say I will never play Horizon again.

The combat system is fast and sharp, but also repetitive, and because there is so little in terms of story and characters, there are few reasons to replay the game once the short adventure is over.

I find the 8 campaign missions enough for the different ways you can replay this game, plus all the different ways you can play are well supported instead of focus on some.

You will do doubt replay this game more than once.

At the end i found myself replaying the game on «new game +» so thats an achivement for any AAA game today.

People have complained about the length but achievements wise, you have to replay the game many times, and u get to study each map so for me the length is perfect.

The reason so many people flock to the stores to pick up the latest edition is because of the multiplayer components and the ability to replay the game.

Then there was the ability to replay the game as Luigi if you got all the stars, and so provided a different way to play what was one of the most incredible, fun games ever created.

That said, for every one I dreaded as I replayed the game were others I couldn't wait to get to.

Replaying the game in HD, I still feel the same way about it.

Classic tunes have been revamped and remixed so well that I find myself replaying some games just to hear them.

Otherwise, most people will probably not feel compelled to replay the game if they can even get through the difficult final levels.

You can complete the game in less than a couple of hours and even though there are online modes, there's virtually no incentive to replay the game once you've liberated all of the (amusingly named) territories invaded by the reds.

Go down Zero's sniping route and you'll naturally be hanging back trying to time your shots, while going down the other route means you'll be in the thick of the action, giving you plenty of reason to replay the game with different characters and character builds.

It's a fascinating character dynamic, and makes even more sense if you replay the game a second time as Pagan's speeches via radio and even his initial introduction come across as almost fatherly.

I'm taking Levine's words to mean that they may attempt to create a game with hefty emphasis on choice and consequences, so that it's possible to replay the game multiple times with radically different storylines and outcomes.

Interestingly in the review it mentions being able to replay the game co-op witha friend controlling Aiden... Sounds awesome!!!

Haven't replayed games in ages and worth it

This alone makes replaying the game far less of a worthwhile experience than hoped.

There isn't really anything, in terms of post-game content, outside of replaying the game on higher difficulties to test your skill with stealth.

I would recommend you play on the easier difficulty at first and then replay the game on the harder settings to truly experience this game as it should be, the frantic gameplay will keep you coming back for months to come.

That is a very good point, I personally also wouldn't mind more reason to replay the game.

One of the things I under - represent about my ability to replay this game over and over is its ability and leveling system.

On one hand, the game's subtitle «Addicting Puzzle Game» will ring true for maybe an hour, where you might replay the game a few times to try to get a higher score.