Sentences with phrase «serious game franchise»

Not exact matches

Only just the beginning of the Spore franchise, however, a Wii version of the game has been officially confirmed, and EA has hinted more console versions are under serious consideration.

I'll admit I'm a little disappointed that Resident Evil 7 is making a serious departure from the more action - oriented style of recent Resident Evil releases (though I will heartily admit that Resident Evil 6 was a bit of a mess to put it lightly), however I am also excited to see how Capcom is planning to retool the franchise for a new generation of gamers.

It's going to take a serious effort for Call of Duty to trump Fortnite - or, indeed, to beat former concurrent Twitch stream record holder PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds - but if there's one game that could break that top spot it's hard to look past the hugely successful Call of Duty franchise.

But with «Chronicle» director Josh Trank working on a version of acclaimed game «Shadow Of The Colossus,» things might be looking up, and now another serious name has come on to take a role both in front of and behind the camera with a big - screen take on one of the most acclaimed and best - selling game franchises of the last few years.

With the next installment of the major Nintendo fighting franchise Super Smash Bros. coming later this year and an open - world Legend of Zelda (plus many more Nintendo - developed games) coming next year, the Wii U could finally be turning a corner and becoming a serious contender for this generation's console crown.

The franchise mode smartly borrows the RPG - leveling concept from Madden, but several infrastructure problems like simming games by the week, no prospect scouting, and no draft day trade options keep this mode from being a serious destination for sim heads.

If they can reboot the franchise in a logical way that gives them another 3 games out of it and manage to make the games as ground breaking as the original game then MS has a serious money maker on their hands.

While Fuse doesn't employ the same slapstick humor seen in the Ratchet & Clank franchise, it's not a completely serious game either.

In comparison, EA's attempts at recreating a sensible football game haven't really blossomed at the same rate as Konami's, even though quite a few of latest FIFA's have proven to be serious, if not equal competitors to the PES franchise.

Mommy's Best is working on a new Indie Game, Grapple Buggy, and has been tapped by the Serious Sam people for a new installment in that franchise, Serious Sam Double D.

Then, you add Arc System Works to the mix, developers of serious pedigree with Guilty Gear, BlazBlue and Persona 4: Arena all being highly successful in their own right, and you combine their efforts for a Dragon Ball game, one of the biggest multimedia franchises in the entire world.

As far as being more «dark,» it doesn't have to go full on psychologically scarred, but they already hinted at Drake's darker past before, and if that teaser is what I think it is, then they may be going for a little more serious tone with the characters anyway, which might be refreshing, given that this will be the fifth game in the franchise.

Cue the witty «Cel - da» puns from games journalists and players alike, unable to see how a game that looked like a cartoon could carry on such a serious and beloved franchise.

I started looking into the wider series online and was surprised to find that many some fans considered the Persona games «casual,» a mere offshoot of the more serious and hardcore Shin Megami Tensei franchise.

While some of the franchise's mechanics are in serious need of a tune - up, the background story and narrative of the games have always lived up to the promise of having Hideo Kojima's name associated with them, and I don't doubt that Konami, if they gave a third ZoE game their full attention, could get the functional issues out of the way.

The franchise has further branched under Ross, with more games than ever and serious technical jumps with the new capabilities of new - gen Xbox One.

Got a friend needing a serious introduction into one of the most prolific video game franchises outside of the Mushroom Kingdom?

Since 2007, it would be fair to say that the Call of Duty franchise has been losing respect amongst serious gamers.

We're pretty sure that Gearbox is working on the next Borderlands game, from its past job listings that were hiring for an «unannounced AAA FPS / RPG hybrid» that used «comedy writing with respect for a serious underlying plot» and is from «one of 2K's biggest franchises,» and it's possible that the representative just wants to keep the game under wraps for a little longer.

If Nintendo is serious about making a commercially successful F2P game with an existing franchise (they could easily just make a new IP) then Animal Crossing is the way to go.

Anyway my personal excitement aside it is clear that Activision Blizzard is taking this cartoon seriously and are putting some serious coin into its production so hopefully the final result is something great for the whole family (just like the game franchise is.)

The trend of series with more branches than a tree in need of some serious maintenance has continued to the modern day, with franchises like Final Fantasy (currently on its fourteenth main instalment) and Call of Duty (eight games in eight years) facing solid opposition from the community yet still continuing to dominate when sales figures come around.

If they are serious about re-examining the franchise, it starts with building a new game engine.

If you're a serious fan of any game franchise, you'll always find yourself thinking, «I want to play this game RIGHT NOW!»

Super Monkey Ball, the once great franchise that kept gamers up at night perfecting their scores and mastering levels, was dealt a serious blow when Step & Roll came out on the Wii.