Sentences with phrase «see big budget games»

I can't see big budget games performing that poorly on the last - gen systems.

Not exact matches

I had the chance last week to see a preview of Ubisoft Montreal's newest big - budget game franchise, Watch Dogs, and boy is it looking good.

Heading into action territory with the high - profile video game - to - screen adaptation Lara Croft: Tomb Raider in 2001, Taylor straddled the line between big - budget excess and independent credibility with an appearance in the little seen but curiously titled He Died With a Felafel in His Hand that same year.

It might not have been the most inspired big - budget horror game we've seen, but The Evil Within was still, despite its...

if warriors orochi can do it I don't see why big budget N games cant..

It's also a style of game you never see in modern big budget titles and so good it absolutely demands being spun off into its own game.

Just know it is readily apparent who the killer is not fifteen minutes into the movie, an entire subplot involving J.K. Simmons as an extremely wealthy womanizing and sex - obsessed philanthropist is unintentionally hysterical and poor Val Kilmer, not seen in a big budget major Hollywood studio release since 2006's Déjà vu, is dealt such a poor hand it's a question why he was asked to play this game in the first place.

Most Wii games just are not able to stand up to the caliber of high profile, big budget blockbuster games that you see on other consoles.

Seeing as how yesterday was pre-E3 trailer day and next week is going to be all - out E3 madness, there's a chance that some of the smaller games we talk about in the coming days will be overshadowed by their big - budget counterparts.

When you see a big game coming out, just ask what the marketing budget is.

For example I would very much like to see indie games as well as «bigger» 1st and / or 3rd party games, big budget titles, etc..

With so many high - profile games these days revolving around saving the world or saving the universe, I always find it refreshing when I see a big - budget title that deals with a story that's on a smaller scale and more personal in nature.

Then I remember that I'm very cynical and that so many people become complete (for lack of a better word) assholes when connected to a virtual world and I see no end to advertisements presented as legitimate entertainment, offensive hardcore porn plastered all over virtual apartments, players who log off when about to lose a game (casual game or actual big budget title), some players insulting others with crude and racist language, other players attempting to seduce the younger avatars, and the eventual «hack» that allows players to create anatomically correct naked avatars for the sake of harassing others.

Over the years games have seen themselves divided into the big budget titles with a fairly long development time or the smaller budget titles with a somewhat shorter time.

So great to see strong, interesting women leading big - budget, critically acclaimed games.

«Independent developers armed with small budgets and big ideas will be able to get their original games into the marketplace to see if we can find the next smash hit,» said Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils - Aime.

Video game tie - ins for big budget films are often seen as a quick way to cash in on the hype and tend to lead to games which aren't up to standard.

Indeed, it's incredible to see the developers applying the same attention to detail to the car modelling as that of a big budget console racing game - it's a testament to just how far mobile gaming has come in recent years.

At the time we were seeing big game companies struggle due to the large budgets of «AAA» games requiring massive sales volumes, and that dictating choices made in terms of franchises to pursue...

It explains why it is getting harder to see such large scale big budget games considering how expensive they are to make for the current generation.

If Destiny blows up like I think it will then we could potentially see a video games arms race to have the biggest budget possible.

The downside to bigger budgets is that the developers tend to take fewer risks with their games - rather than waste millions of dollars they play it safe and cater to what their established target would want to see.

As you can see, they may not have the big budget graphics of games like Call of Duty or Grand Theft Auto, but they don't need to.

With so many big budget developers looking to cram as many different mechanisms into their games as possible, it's a true delight to see a small independent developer get just the right balance to make their game constantly interesting, constantly rewarding, and a true joy to play.

Chances are good that you've never heard of Big Rigs, a low - budget PC title — and given the title, it's unlikely that you'd even remember a game this generic if you ever saw it in a store.

I look forward to seeing the next game the release in this style as with a bigger budget, a lot of my gripes can be wiped out.

SEGA is getting ready for a whole new year, while 2015 saw a limited release of titles and had the company going through ANOTHER restructure; this year we will see some of the bigger budget SEGA games finally hitting the retail market.

While 2016 didn't see many, if any, true big budget blockbuster titles from SEGA, there were still several great games to be found.

The modern era of video games — let's call it the last twenty or so years — has barely seen any black lead characters in big - budget or independent small - team video games.

After discounting a variety of big budget shooters and independently developed puzzle games during last week's sale, this week's Xbox 360 and Xbox One weekly Spotlight and Deals With Gold sales see a variety of third - person action games discounted.