Sentences with phrase «satisfying than the title»

This isn't a wildly hilarious film, but it's a better - than - average diversion, and that's more satisfying than the title suggests.

Not exact matches

As Romo can attest, satisfying Cowboys fans with anything less than a title is a Sisyphean task.

It may not feature classic boards but the streamlined and accessible gameplay makes competing with friends much more satisfying than you'd expect from a portable title.

I can see this being a genre and title whose fans demand the utmost picture and sound quality from, and I appreciate the BD's gains, but it wouldn't be a stretch to say that the majority of the population would be less than satisfied with the DVD's presentation.

Even a game as small as pushmo would satisfy me more than most of these titles in the long run.

That it's noteworthy at all speaks to the quality of the picture, which is light - years better than all previous video releases of the title; a 2.0 mono audio track reproduces Herrmann's magnificent score with a satisfying fullness.

While it might not satisfy those looking for an epic storyline the gameplay more than makes up for it, turning this essentially indie title into something that rivals the commercial behemoth that is Diablo 3.

If you're looking for a cheap arcade title to play with your kids, you could do a lot worse than Heroes but don't expect it to satisfy your coop party needs like Castle Crashers or Super Smash Bros...

I have tried to play Triple A titles on to go by streaming from my PC, buying a NVidia Shield Portable and even paying a subscription but no other device or service was more satisfying than the portability of the Nintendo Switch.

Sports titles, and to a lesser degree RPGs and world builders, present a unique opportunity for developers to satisfy demand in a part of the mobile market place that is currently less saturated than others.

Saying the Doom 4 multiplayer experience will have a «much larger presence» than that found in the previous Doom title, the id president said that his company should have enough resources to create a satisfying online component to match the single player campaign.

The poll also found that 55 percent of respondents believe the reward tier for game copies should cost less than the eventual retail sale price of the title, while 36 percent said they would be satisfied if it had around the same price as the retail release.

For hardcore videogame collectors there is little more satisfying than seeing a physical copy of a favourite title on your shelf.

Both RPG and action lovers will be more than satisfied with this very entertaining title.

«Improvements I will be trying to make to this run: Getting better than «Luck» on the title screen (whether you save the framerule in 1 - 1 is based on when you push start on the title screen), and doing the pipe jump properly in 8 - 2,» Kosmic continued when addressing future runs, «If everything comes together I should get a 4:59.9 which would be very exciting and satisfying to achieve!»

The vehicles are bigger than that title too, maneuvering around corners with considerable heft that could be construed as loose by some, but equally feels incredibly satisfying when executed to perfection.

But for every Charles Burchfield, Georgia O'Keeffe or Marsden Hartley, there is something such as George Sugarman's meandering painted wood sculpture «Inscape» (1964), a satisfying, seldom exhibited work, or Louise Nevelson's «Rain Forest Columns,» which seem to be included more because of their titles than for what they are.

In fact, a recent PwC survey titled Strategy and Global Wealth Management, it was found that less than 40 % of investors are satisfied with a single source of wealth management and under 25 % of investors would recommend their current wealth manager to a colleague.

The primary purpose of the connection report appears to be to satisfy the government as to the legitimacy of the native title claim in order to protect the non-native title parties rather than assisting in the process of building a long lasting, stable and equitable set of relationships between all stakeholders.