Sentences with phrase «sheer number of developers»
I do, however, have a problem with the sheer number of developers and publishers that attempt to prey on this new wave of gaming consumers by releasing quick and easy low - quality titles in order to feed into this frenzy of «casual - mania».
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The developer said that he believes the sheer number of cryptocurrencies with poor fundamentals makes a crash inevitable, as many of these projects are wildly - overvalued and ultimately unsustainable.
Due to the sheer number of players logging on, the developers have launched two new servers: Kleios for the European Realm and Argus for the German Realm.
We were floored by the sheer number of zombies on screen however; this is true next - gen gameplay and we can only imagine what developers will be able to squeeze out in the future if this is what they are achieving at such an early stage in X1's life - cycle.
In a lengthy blog post on the issue, Vogel said that despite years of a rising and successful indie scene, the sheer number of small developers releasing games on services such as Steam was becoming unsustainable.
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Yet, others believe the sheer number of ethereum developers will help the protocol overcome its current growing pains.
Android creation is known to be more cumbersome, both in app development due to Java, and in maintenance thanks to the sheer number of devices in use, but Apple has built an extraordinary ecosystem of dedicated developers that want to try to eke out a living on iOS.
The developer said that he believes the sheer number of cryptocurrencies with poor fundamentals makes a crash inevitable, as many of these projects are wildly - overvalued and ultimately unsustainable.