Sentences with phrase «seems as the fighter»

Though smooth for the most part, there will be a few sequences where it seems as the fighter completed skipped over an input command or had no transition between moves.

Though smooth for the most part, there will be a few sequences where it seems as the fighter completed skipped over an input command or had no transition between moves.

Not exact matches

Maybe he's just wearing his game face, but Atencio seems as fired up to compete as a fighter entering an MMA cage.

There seems to be little question as to whether they should fight or not, it is simply taken for granted that, because they are a fighter, God wants them to fight.

Fightmatrix doesn't even have LW as part of their rankings and their FW rankings have 3 Bellator fighters in their top ten (likely not moving to UFC soon), Holly who is really a BW that Cyborg already beat, de Randamie who refused to fight Cyborg even if it meant being stripped of title, Anderson who seems like the next contender (likely after the Nunes superfight).

I don't care if they decided to show what seems to be a slightly different and extended version of that in theaters, and call it a movie, but I can still and I do respect Conor tremendously, as a person and fighter.

I hope he comes into his own a bit more as right now it seems like he's just imitating his favourite fighters.

I love Dustin as a fighter but his combinations seem to come from frusturation and are very left right left right which i think Khabib will be able to time really easily.

I find it hard to fathom how Dominic Cruz, as a fighter himself, doesn't seem to mind completely ignoring a particular fighters good work because he knows which narrative the UFC prefer.

I got to talking with Bob Spagnola, who'd been an amateur fighter and was working as an accountant for Pennzoil, and he said, «You seem to know what you're looking at.»

It seems like any attempt by a fighter to stand out from the crowd gets stymied as soon as they try to be different.

But I to tend to agree with the fact that fighters who have just been KO'd shouldn't really have to do an interview as soon as they regain consciousness - seems kinda silly to me... Maybe the coaches could speak on the fighters behalf in this situation?

Still, though, the smaller MMA fighter, who probably walks at or around 160 - 170 pounds I'd reckon, seems to be a little cleaner with his technique and, as previously mentioned, he is going to be less quick to tire as the round goes on due to having less muscle mass.

Also the turmeric craze — not just in tea, but in nearly everything you can think of, from cereal and chocolates to sports drinks — seems hotter than ever, thanks to the spice's reputation as an inflammation fighter.

It seems as though the new trend with some of the UFC fighters is the vegetarian MMA diet.

The D - Pad actually seems to function in style closer to an actual fighting stick than a regular D - Pad, adn this works well, as sticks have always been the best for fighters.

The second to last fighter for Injustice 2, the Enchantress aka June Moon, will be out next week January 9 for Ultimate Edition owners and January 16 for general release - and it seems like she'll be released the game time on PC as the console version.

Conceptually on the other hand, as the story skips a decade to the boy - now - man (played by Jordan, «Fantastic Four») quitting his job to become a professional fighter, there seems to only be one possible outcome.

Although the Clash of Ninja series of Naruto fighters on Nintendo consoles was initially praised as the quintessential Naruto fighter, it seems like it has been growing stale over the years.

When play fighting there will be little in the way of hissing and screeching and the cats seem to take it in turns as the dominant fighter.

As it turns out Phantom Breaker is a Japanese fighter released back in 2011 which doesn't seem to have ever made it to our shores in anything other than import form.

Lag is rare, matches come just as fast as other fighters like Mortal Kombat X, and the ranking seems to actually work.

Veteran fighters such as Snake and Wolf seem to be obvious front runners for the coveted roster spot, as well as iconic Nintendo characters such as King K. Rool.

Of course, while it seemed to be impressive back then, it's wasn't exactly a very revolutionary system, as it just meant that after a K.O. the next one in line would take a fighter's place, unlike more modern examples that enable combined moves, assists, and so on.

In the tireless attempt to get the frenetic and scripted action of anime and make it work in the context of a video game, anime arena fighters were born, a wonderful genre filled with as much color and vibrancy as their source material, albeit with often dodgy controls, terrible character balance and a mess of systems that often just don't seem to work right.

Fighters can attack each other at range by virtue of their long and coiled arms, which seem to be more or less modelled after those extending boxing gloves used as gags in old movies, though with some notable enhancements.

All of the fighters are perfectly balanced, although the long - time series vets such as Law, King, or Heihachi seem to be a tad more powerful.

PSB: With the return of fan favorite Mai Shiranui and the original Iori Yagami available as a DLC character, The King of Fighters XIII seems like it's full of fan service.

However, the health indicator may seem rather redundant as fighters can transform into terminators.

the game play we've seen so far wasn't really competitive and its supposed to get way better (don't know how much different to expect though), i'm sure dimps put budokai players first though (as well as treevaxs rb3 project) they take their fighters very seriously and so far xv seems to be the most complete db game yet.

Most of the characters will return — the developer already announced Mitsurugi, Sophitia, Nightmare, Xianghue along with Kilik as well as Groh — the duo will be making a debut appearance; the character selection screen seems to suggest there's going to be a total of twenty fighters.

With this in mind we know that Greninja was chosen as a fighter before Pokémon X and Y was even released so popularity never came into play with his choice even though it is what it seems.

While it is true that taken in a vacuum, Injustice may not seem that accessible, the fact of the matter is, it is the most accessible arcade fighter to date, and deserves to be recognized as such.

Is it a source of American power that is to be defended, as games like Red Alert 2 or Freedom Fighters seems to say?

Before last year, it seemed as if we'd never see those characters in a new fighter ever again.

Not as flashy as a haymaker, or dramatically powerful as an uppercut, the humble jab might seem like a move barely worth a second thought, but this isn't an arcade fighter.

As a die - hard Tekken fan I always seem to compare other fighting games to that series, which isn't the best of ideas when writing a review but, much to my surprise, King of Fighters XIV compared pretty darn well to my old favourite.