Sentences with phrase «shooting at alien»

Expect to fail a lot initially because there's a tendency for both players involved to try and do the cool thing, like shooting at aliens or using the shield or superweapon.

The Battlescape is just as detailed with players controlling every soldier in the squad using time units to move into cover, shoot at aliens or reveal portions of the map yet to be explored.

Not exact matches

I came SO close once, but I think I let it sit in my pantry for too long because it had weird alien tentacles growing in it when I opened it up: lol: You always make them look so amazing, though, so I'm thinking I'll need to take another shot at it.

The Blu - ray's extras begin with «Spot the Alien», a fun little game that has you shooting at bad aliens, but not the worm guys or the MIB agents.

You can see from these different shots from the movie, the alien style eye holes were totally out of place, and don't look right at all.

For a while it was looking like Neill Blomkamp would get his shot at reviving the franchise with original star Sigourney Weaver, but Ridley Scott's sequel to Prometheus — originally not related to the Alien franchise, now called Alien: Covenant — put those plans on ice.

THE DVD by Bill Chambers Just about the only thing that drives me nuts about Blade II on DVD has nothing to do with the way it was mastered: The first film was in 2.35:1, while Del Toro chose to shoot the sequel at 1.85:1 — I loathe an inconsistency in aspect ratio between franchise entries (see also the Alien «Legacy» and the Halloween films).

In the UK she's still very well regarded based on the Alien franchise shooting the first three movies at Pinewood.

Blu - ray Highlight: Though fans will probably get a kick out of the short film «Survivor,» which explores the human resistance forming around the world, the «Visualizing an Invasion» featurette is an interesting look at designing the aliens, their unique POV shots and the cool «shred» effect that happens when you come into contact with them.

«The X-Files» (Fox): Mulder and Scully are back to give it one last shot at solving the mystery of aliens and government cover - ups.

After three years using a rumbling controller to shoot aliens at 30 frames a second, switching to WASD and a click of a mouse button initially felt like playing with one hand tied behind my back.

The resulting film establishes potentially anxious scenarios and then explodes them, compulsively returning to gruesome money shots of the alien at work, created through a mix of CGI and makeup.

For example, you complete a request by shooting down twenty racers on the Badlands with your gunner vehicle, and collect a gold brick after blasting at aliens above Defender Mountain.

It's actually gorgeous to look at, and perfectly captures the poster art of the 1950s and 1960s, whether it is depicting a shoot - out or the aftermath of an alien orgy.

We at Pocket - lint can only dream of gaining entry to Virgin Atlantic's flagship Clubhouse at Heathrow Airport.How we yearn to take a dip in its spa pool, relax at the cocktail bar, shoot some pool and some 8 - bit aliens in the den, or chill on the roof... Read more

Regardless of that fact though, XCOM appears to be shaping up to be a wild thriller full of crazy alien shenanigans and plenty of things to shoot at.

As I jumped into the level, which took place in a destroyed part of downtown Washington DC overrun by aliens, and swapped through my weapons (pistol and rifle to start, with an alien plasma blaster readily available after I shot the first bad guy dead) Matt Corso, the creative director at High Voltage pointed out how the lens scope on my rifle reflected the city street behind me, as I moved the reflection changed.

Occasionally you don't have to shoot aliens while your robot buddy scans, giving you a chance to listen to his inane banter and stare at some walls.

Blasting away at the aliens in Extinction doesn't hold the same novelty as shooting the undead, and the mode isn't as substantial an offering as Black Ops 2's Zombies mode simply because there's less to do.

While the console versions are locked to 30 frames per second, the PC version's framerate is limited only by the power of your PC, meaning you can shoot up the game's squishy aliens at a silky 60 fps — or more.

To further complicate the situation, there were disagreements on how the game should be designed; Sega wanted Colonial Marines to be more similar to a Call of Duty game, with less Aliens and more Marines to shoot at, a view Gearbox and Timegate disagreed with.

In a ladder - like system of missions, the player gets to shoot his way though hordes of enemy alien ships that have different types of movement and attacks, and this is where this game is at its best.

With an insane amount of firepower at your fingertips, vibrant graphics and an all - you - can - shoot buffet of alien hordes to destroy, BulletAsylum will blow you away!

There will more times you will have to shoot rocket launchers at an alien ship resulting in some impressive looking fireworks.

Every stage of both games is available to play, but there is no rich story, only hordes of tough alien enemies coming at you from all angles while shooting either projectiles or themselves at you in an attempt to put an end to your high score.

All you have to do is follow a linear path and shoot and kill at every alien you see.

he said you can do anything you want - but from what i heard, you can t even piss in the woods on a single planet - but u can shoot stuff w a gun and fly to another planet that is mostly the same as the planet u just left but is still better than the «object» of the game to get to the center of the «system / galaxy» - but when u get there,, there is no there there There is not a single strip joint in the whole galaxy - how realistic is that - the aliens cant walk, they just stand there and mumble but at least they are honest unlike that Sean Murray guy - That guy lies almost as much as Hillary Clinton but he surely has not broken near as many laws as she has - otherwise he would be in jail

Defense Grid 2 is a great tower defense game, with even more alien types to shoot at, new towers to shoot with, and tons of gameplay modes, including multiplayer.

Of course when you are shooting and laying down the hurt on the aliens, you can always see which side you're shooting from, but when you get EMP'd or are avoiding a nova bomb or asteroids and have to do dodging maneuvers around a whole ton of enemies, you just may end up turned around and accidentally firing at the wall while they destroy you.

Instead of interacting with alien species and understanding the way of their worlds, you are usually shooting at them while someone drones on about the history of Mars.

Then one day, an alien fired a shot right into the transport plane — where she should have been safe, at the far end of the troop compartment — and killed her where she stood.

Alienation is good at what it does and what it does is shooting endless waves of filthy aliens.

Inversion is a cover - based action adventure, combined third person tactical shooter that aims to try and shock you or surprise you with the «oh look at me I'm floating in air, shock, panic, shoot just shoot at them» approach which does break up some of the generic monotamy in - between chapters, but the bland urban scenery and dare we say buildings that actually are a fifty shades of grey in colour without the excitement or realism of an alien onslaught — make it feel at times more of a chore.

The core game is present — you still fly and shoot at the same time — but I was never absorbed into the alien worlds as I was with the arcade version.

Overall they're pretty good for AI and will help you a lot — just don't be surprised if one of them gets sidetracked while saving you to shoot at an irrelevant alien.

We liked running through the jungle shooting machine guns at aliens.

While Prophecy introduces a new alien race to shoot at, their sense of superiority and obsession with honor is too similar to the Kilrathi from previous games, and some of their evasive maneuvers appear to be lifted straight out of the Kilrathi flight manual.

It is great fun and the feedback loop of «shoot alien, melee alien, throw a grenade at alien» is perfectly judged for a first - person shooter.

The twist is you now control two space craft on two worlds which you can change between at any time to shoot the alien craft before they capture the humans.

Like the other games in CHAMProgramming's series of arcade remakes, it is remarkable for closely emulating the original, the smooth gameplay and two game modes, the original «Classic» and the enhanced «Champ» mode.The «Classic» mode plays and feels like the arcade machine, with very similar graphics, sound and gameplay: You play a spaceship, moving horizontally at the bottom of the screen, and shooting up at a bunch of Space Invaders - like aliens, which attack you in waves becoming harder and harder with the game.The «Champ» mode is an upgraded version of the classic game with new enemy types — requiring more than one hit to destroy, or equipped with a cloaking device making them nearly invisible — and a variety of power - ups for the player, with create an entertaining variant of the original game.Finally, the game features a variety of options — one or two player modes, three difficulty settings, adjustable game speed, input by keyboard, mouse or joystick (Champ even released a «Champ cable» that allowed you to play the game with digital joysticks), and a high score table to round it all off.

There is no ability to crouch, so get used to being shot constantly, though the Alien can do nothing but run on all fours, meaning that you are largely looking at your enemies» backside or crotch.

The most important game of»78 was a linchpin that threw video arcades from modest success into pop culture phenomenon as fanatics lined up around the block itching for the chance to shoot at a synchronized fleet of alien ships.

But the alien onslaught grows stronger, forcing every bit of my resource budget into strategic upgrades, such as Boost towers which can elevate turrets above adjacent defenses, to provide a clear shot at the advancing xeno scum.

Alternatively, when an army of aliens are running at you, you'll feel like it's certain death looming, but if you can pick out an explosive alien, you can take out the majority of nasties in one shot.

After three years using a rumbling controller to shoot aliens at 30 frames a second, switching to WASD and a click of a mouse button initially felt like playing with one hand tied behind my back.

Installation shot of Alien She at the Miller Gallery at Carnegie Mellon University: Foreground: Allyson Mitchell, Ladies Sasquatch, 2006 - 2010, found textiles, taxidermy supplies, appliqué borg, styrofoam, wood.

Installation shot of Alien She at the Miller Gallery at Carnegie Mellon University: A sampling of zines and distribution catalogues (1991 - 2013) primarily from the original Riot Grrrl movement.

Installation shot of Alien She at the Miller Gallery at Carnegie Mellon University: Stephanie Syjuco, FREE TEXTS, 2011 - 2013, free downloadable PDF files of texts found online and tear - off tab flyers.

Installation shot of Alien She at the Miller Gallery at Carnegie Mellon University: Posters (c. 1991 — present) from Riot Grrrl related shows, conventions and meetings internationally, solicited from institutional and personal archives through open calls, word - of - mouth, and invitations.

All the gameplay and cinematic footage Bungie released back at the reveal event referred to Ghaul as an all - powerful Cabal leader, but did not show his face or any full - body shots of the hostile alien.