Sentences with phrase «robot mode in»

The «young, scrappy and hungry» Autobot gets a new robot mode in concept art for the upcoming Michael Bay sequel.

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Things like turn signals, or an indication of what task the robot is performing, or whether it's being teleoperated or in autonomous mode.

When trading in the manual mode the developer claims that the robot just provides the signals and the trader will have to input the amount and then manually place the trade.

In morning «robot» mode I added a teaspoon to my coffee, which I prefer hearty and robust (double shot espresso).

The robot recovered quickly in human - controlled mode, adroitly feeding balls to Kate Murray, who expertly fed them into a basket.

In this way, the robots are using electric fields both as a mode of transportation and as a means of navigation.

The researchers had the robot go through the algorithm when it was in tip - top shape, and found that its chosen mode of movement was to generate enough momentum to throw its body forward, somewhat like an inchworm would.

While you can play the entire story mode in one - player, it's difficult to control both robots at once; you move each one with a corresponding analog stick.

Transformers: War for Cybertron takes players to the final moments of the grand civil war that will determine the survival of the entire Transformers race. Fans will be able to explore the Transformers war - ravaged home planet in full 3D environments for the first time, armed with a diverse arsenal of high - tech weaponry and the ability to convert instantly from robot to vehicle form at any time as they engage in heart - pounding battles on land and in the air in this gripping, third - person action shooter. Complete with several multiplayer modes,  Transformers: War for Cybertron allows gamers to play through story missions with their friends in drop in / drop out online co-op, and also create their own Transformers character for competitive head - to - head multiplayer modes, choosing among four distinct character classes, personalizing their characterâ $ ™ s look and selecting from a huge variety of weapons, skills and abilities. Additionally, the game introduces Escalation, a four - player online co-op mode that allows gamers to fight together as their favorite Autobots or Decepticons against increasing waves of enemies utilizing strong teamwork to survive.

One big feature in multiplayer mode is the customization option for your given robot.

In addition to that, there's a versus mode where two robots can battle and a «studio» mode where you can assign different sounds to the robot's limbs and step and punch your way to a beat.

Whedon's screenplay, of course, has the robot and its hive - mind cohorts running around to put together a ludicrous plan to destroy life on Earth, putting itself in a series of situations in which the Avengers can jump into action (The most amusing involves a chase in which Ultron is riding in the back of a delivery truck, which seems like a rather mundane mode of transport for any supervillain, let alone a super-intelligent artificial brain).

Players can control the Autobots in both robot and vehicle modes in fast paced combat.

Players collect coins as they play and these coins can be spent on customizing their robot's appearance, purchasing special guest characters, and buying power - ups that can be used in certain modes.

A robot may have the potential to play a supplemental role in that learning as well, by providing yet another mode of communication and interaction for young children.

With stunning cel - shaded artwork brought to life with high paced action that fluctuates from racing through danger in vehicle mode before transforming to robot mode to unleash a barrage of melee combos and unrelenting firepower, this game is set to be a surefire action hit.

«The immensely talented group at High Moon Studios are huge fans of the property, and they are thrilled to unveil some new characters from the movie while introducing Stealth Force gameplay that lets players convert to a third form beyond robot and vehicle modes to defeat their enemies in more ways than ever before.»

Unfortunately, there wasn't really much more than the 5v5 mode available, but from what I've seen in the beta, this is without doubt a game that we should be looking forward to... it's certainly one that could finally bring us that true competitive robot fighting that gaming has been lacking for so long.

Essentially you are given the tools and materials to design and build your own robot that you then send into battle in arenas across a multitude of game modes.

Multiplayer wise we know that you play as two Aperture science robots and you have to solve the puzzles as a team, both armed with portal devices, this could shape up to be one of the best co-op modes in existence.

The R2 - trigger ALSO fires your ranged weapon in robot mode, but only when the L2 - trigger is held first to bring up the aiming reticule.

The debut effort from Freejam Games allows players to create their own robots, share their creations online and fight against AI and human combatants in huge environments in a host of different modes, utilising dozens and dozens of unique sci - fi weaponry and traversal options.

The final mode featured in the game is your traditional online though its really anything but traditional when you have robots fighting each other and transforming all over the battlefield.

It would have been amazing to have a local competitive multiplayer mode included within Nex Machina in which one player would be the lead character attempting to destroy every enemy and save all humans that lay ahead, while the opposing player controls and positions the robots in an endeavour to destroy the hero and harvest every human before they can be saved.

In this mode you get to play as the robot Nancy - MI87J rather then against it.

In terms of replayability there is no new game plus but there is a «school mode» which tasks you with finding materials to build Monokuma robots.

The game not only offers a single player mode in which you take on other robots to earn cash and power up your rig, but it also has the multiplayer aspect where you can battle your friends.

Robocraft has you create your own custom robot designs and then test them in combat against other players in Battle Arena and Deathmatch modes.

However, we only get a brief look at the mode, we see two robot like characters fighting against each other in what seems to be like a sumo wrestling ring.

Also many new, powerful robots will wait for the player to unlock them in the arcade mode.

The player can modify the robot's parameters in both the Single - player and Multi-player modes to match their selected fighting style.

The career mode is basically a series of fights in which you lead a robot of a given color against a progression of robots of varying color.

While you can play the entire story mode in one - player, it's difficult to control both robots at once; you move each one with a corresponding analog stick.

Kill Everything — Each game mode features new enemies, with zombies, robots, dinosaurs, monsters, and more in need of total annihilation.

You can play the game in 4 modes: - ONLINE (vs real people live)- SOLO (versus AI robots)- BLUETOOTH multiplayer with up to 4 players - Pass \»N Play (Pass the same device to others)

It helps that these powers are an absolute blast to use, often literally, and after about 40 hours in the campaign mode alone I'm still having fun deploying nanobots and stealing enemy robots.

As longtime fans, we still took a certain satisfaction in gunning down giant robots, but the game recycles the wave - based attack far too liberally, making large sections feel like a single - player Escalation mode.

Also, most robots can turn into a vehicle for quicker movement across the land, but can not capture bases or attack while in this mode.

These modes ask you to do various ridiculous things like sneak past robot sentries, run over demons in hell and fuel your vehicle with their souls, stay airborne by bouncing off of groovy flowers, and even controlling a giant spider - tank and wreaking havoc on Chicago.

This gets especially hectic when you're in multiplayer mode and your whole three - person team is wiped out, which sometimes can leave you with a designated meatbag to protect as the rest of you continue on as robots.

With a singleplayer mode available at release and multiplayer to arrive after launch, Floatlands see's you take control of a robot protagonist in what appears to be a truly stunning lowpoly procedurally generated world.

Finally, I was told to face a thick, metal door that opened up, and in walked an ATLAS model robot from Portal 2's cooperative mode.

X is fire in both modes, B is roll when you are being inundated with robots, A is melee when you run out of ammo, which you will and finally Y is interact when you have to solve puzzles to escape with John.

The software also has more modes to enjoy than simply rampaging around in a robot suit, so it's surprisingly reasonably priced for a Nintendo Switch game.

As before the robot cleaner will scan the home when in Discovery Mode or in the normal cleaning mode but new is the FloorPlanner with No - Go Lines so you can tell the cleaner exactly where to go - this all works via a new version of the excellent Neato app for iOS and Android.

As you can see in the video, when set to overclocked mode using the SPEED button, the chassis opens up à la a Transformer robot to reveal vents for extra cooling.

The robot cleaner will scan the home when in Discovery Mode or in the normal cleaning mode, after which it will create a personalised MyFloorPlan.