Sentences with phrase «same kind of genre»
Not exact matches
To me it was all just same - old, same - old in the pop genre in general and the kind of one - upmanship you see in every video out here, where the more explicit you can be, the better.
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With The Dark Eye: Memory, Daedalic Entertainment produces a very classic - style adventure game, which manages to emerge among other same genre titles, trying to give a second life to this kind of game.
On the other, his failure to move beyond the clichéd genre opposition of the good Indian / bad Indian prevents Taza from offering the same kind of social critiques that he pursued elsewhere.
David Cronenberg entered this kind of genre territory with The Brood (1979, not to be confused with John Frankenheimer's Prophecy, promoted as heavily around the same time) with Art Hindle as a man investigating how his ill wife (Samantha Eggar) is being treated by an unusual doctor (Oliver Reed) for her problems, but the result is that it may be unleashing her Id monsters and possibly something even more terrifying none of them could ever expect.
I'm kind of a data person so I've got spreadsheets with my book, my bestseller ranking, the number of sales, and I've tracked many other books in my genre the same way, to get an idea of what's going on and how much the bestseller ranks fluctuate.
At the same time, it also modernizes the genre to strip out much of the frustration that went along with early games of its kind, leaving you with a genuinely heartfelt, warm and very funny story, nicely voice - acted, wrapped around a set of super clever puzzles.
Another genre was started up around the same time, and many cite the first Legend of Zelda games as the first of its kind: the open world game.
Last Recode is very much a JRPG from the mid-2000s, complete with the same kinds of issues fans of the genre would have expected from a title released in that era.
is very much a JRPG from the mid-2000s, complete with the same kinds of issues fans of the genre would have expected from a title released in that era.