Sentences with phrase «short budget title»

TL; DR Even as a short budget title like this, DOOM still manages to be more fun and chaotic than a lot of full blown AAA first - person shooters could ever hope to be.

Not exact matches

He won the Scottish Formula Ford title in 2007 and won several national championships before a lack of budget cut his stint in racing short, so he switched to sim racing.

This option allows librarians to meet a short - term demand for a popular title without having to overburden their budgets or turn patron away if their «permanent collection copies» are already borrowed.

Since these are short, low budget titles, I feel that it would be best to group them together and review several at once.

Most of us don't have a budget to spend hundreds or even thousands of dollars to have a cover painted and then lettered for each of our titles, especially not for short stories or novellas.

This is why it was so exciting to see Bomberman R as a Switch launch title, and why it's so disappointing that it's a short and janky experience that's more akin to a budget game than a fully - featured release.

Super Bomberman R is a charming and fun game in short segments, but its lack of content and confusing difficulty curves make it feel less like a fully - featured retail game, and more like an underwhelming budget title.

From Bastion to Short Pause favorite Super Meat Boy, many acclaimed smaller budget titles not only found a wealth of success on the platform at the time, but continue to find fresh successes today as they branch out to new platforms and audiences.

Is it just another title quietly sent to the shelf (accompanied by a short - lived ho - hum Amerikan TV campaign that I could not believe they had a budget for at first) that the publisher doesn't believe in?

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.

While it brings only an average - length single player shooter to the table, and graphics that fall short of the expectations laid out there by big - budget, triple - A «Hollywood» titles, it asks for less money in return.

In April 2010, the Attorney - General's Department also advised the Native Title Consultative Forum (NTCF)[54] that «the Commonwealth's ability to conclude the draft NTNPA in the short to medium term will be dependent upon the outcomes of the current Federal budget process».

Long story short: A new budget bill moving through the House Appropriations committee would prevent millions from coming to Planned Parenthood and completely eliminate Title X.