Sentences with phrase «save points either»

As with the above, enter these codes at MeTaMo (the Save Points) and these items will be added to Navarro's shop inventory.

This is a game that you can pick up and play in either short bursts or long stretches (although save points are far apart, the «rest mode» on the PS4 really helps) and offers a lot of variety as well as logical thinking and re-reading of notes to find your goal.

I tend to save my points and buy the expensive things that are released in limited quantities.

Tecmo gives you save points every ten meters and super powerful ninja magic to clear rooms full of enemies if you get stressed.

However, you should save some points for the Herbalist skill, which doubles the capacity of your medicine pouch.

That problem is made all the more egregious given the lack of mid-level save points, which were once a regular feature in Lego games.

There are no save points either, so you have to do this cleanly in one straight 14 - hour session.

These totems serve for health regeneration and as save points, but also unlock Fast Travel.

Neither are deal breakers but are not conducive to long periods of MPH gaming (which, coupled with a lack of save points, can be a pain, as Josh noted).

Save points were limited by the amount of Ink Ribbons you had.

But looking past the poor save points, Layers of Fear truly does like to keep you on your toes.

Amidst a playthrough, the title crashed three times, and given the infrequency of save points, this caused a bit of frustration when progress was lost.

One of the game's short - comings is these save points don't carry over from one game to the next, forcing to complete it in one sitting.

The game should either have frequent save points, save game progress on exit, or have any other mechanism that minimizes the loss of progress the player has when exiting the game.

My favorite sound design revolves around the mirrors that transport Sebastian to a hospital that serves as the game's save points.

In fact, I honestly wished there was a save - state feature on the Vita for this title as the save points were too few and far - between, made worse by the fact that you can't save on the world map.

The time spent on each level is artificially extended by the lack of save points.

This meant that a giant fire - breathing dragon stood before me and the next bonfire (the save points of the game).

There is also very little hand - holding in this game, and save points are scarce.

Gaiden's save points are the best example of this philosophy.

There are plenty of save points so players can start or stop the game at any time without fear of losing progress.

Shadow Complex is a fascinating example of almost getting this right — «save points» merely have to be entered in order to save, and many of the save points are along major routes that you'll walk across during normal gameplay.

But even the most difficult galaxies are generous with their «save points,» so if you lose a man, the game will resume close to where your death occurred and you won't have to repeat the same things over and over again.

Worse, people end up double - and triple - guessing the game designer's savepoint placement, sometimes missing important save points entirely and having to replay large chunks of the game.

These save points can be found on every mission map, but use them wisely: each save point can only be used once per mission.

Score: 8/10 — All in all with frequent save points and a good weapon levelling system Cave story 3D is a good portable title with great retro appeal and a storyline which will keep you guessing.

Explicit save points were popular with early console games, both for storage reasons and for game design reasons, but there's just no good excuse for them today.

For every enemy you defeat, you earn coins, or «medals,» which can be spent at save points to replenish health or revive fallen teammates.

What also appeals to me about the game play though is how frequently save points pop up making this game work really well on a portable console.

One of the biggest changes recently has been increasing the frequency of save points, and / or allowing you to restart shortly before your character died rather than at the beginning of a level.

There's only save points at certain levels, so if you don't make it to the next one you'll have to replay previous areas, although they will be randomly generated yet again.

If you're looking for a game with a good amount of depth but is also easy to play on the go, thanks to frequent save points and shorter levels, then Ninja Gaiden: DS is perfect.

The evidence that he committed suicide to save his points, and the evidence that he was even killing for points, is flimsy at best, holding little water when examined from a logical viewpoint.

Another issue I have with the game is its save system which only activates when you quit the game, so you can't create separate save points in case of crashes or just in case you want to go back an hour or two for whatever reason.

Now I beat it, but I did use save points so I wouldn't have to do it in one sitting, so that might still be «cheating» in a way, but I don't care.

These teleporters can be turned on by marine players, too, creating sort of save points.

Save 70 pedestrians and an adrenaline pill will appear outside any of your save points.

Put out 20 fires on each island and a Flame - thrower will always appear at one of your three save points.

Save 35 pedestrians and a health refill will appear outside any of your save points.

There is no question that the new model can save points for some while some of the members that preferred more aspirational properties found that there were no lower ranges on those anymore.

Hyatt's Points + Cash award chart effectively values points at up to 2 cents each — you are «buying» points at up to 2 cents each to save those points already in your account.

So to save points, you may give up some flexibility in choosing your dates.

Basically, you can save points by doing this package if you're already planning on using Starpoints for both flights * and hotels.

If you run into a problem such as a flight cancellation or delay, lounge staff can help you rebook your flight while you relax, says Gilbert Ott, who writes God Save the Points, a blog about maximizing rewards.

Personally, I'm going to save my points for something more valuable than a pack of mints.

The ability to save some points by paying part of the rate in cash is a great way to offset last week's increases to the cost of free award nights for the upper categories.

If you're looking to save points, coach tickets to Brazil on LAN metal are just 48,000 KMs, which is 20,000 SPG points.

So if you are sure that you want to make a transfer and have to book a hotel stay with SPG, you might as well combine them and save yourself points!

I'm usually one to choose economy in order to save points and travel more, rather than squeeze the maximum cpp from my redemptions, but this seemed like a fun opportunity.

Having redeemed the majority of my UR points for Korean Air last month (albeit in business class because I wanted a seat on the upper deck of the plane and wanted to save some points for a possible trip next year), I'll say this: