Sentences with phrase «simple control schemes»

Both games have simple control schemes, so I never felt that I needed more than the Rival 310's six buttons to perform well.

There's something to be said for simple control schemes, and combat still flows pretty well all these years later.

For so long we have just used just simple control schemes and to mix that up definitely made some fans a bit leery.

For so long we have just used just simple control schemes and to mix that up definitely made some fans a bit leery.

It's actually extremely well polished, especially with regards to the simple control scheme.

Have at it, Afro Samurai's simple control scheme is not a nuanced wonder, though successive combos are rewarded with more blood - spatter on the screen.

Future Tone has the simplest control scheme seen in a home console Project Diva title for quite some time and its simplicity becomes its strength.

A simple control scheme makes it easy and fun to learn, meaning you'll be able to pull off throws, grapples, finishers and signatures with no problem.

A pretty simple control scheme.

It's still an awkward feeling at first, and the simple control scheme — light attack, heavy attack, block / parry, and dodge — seemed to not offer a huge amount of variety in encounters.

This might sound simple to the point of criticism, but N + + manages to get a lot of mileage out of its simple control scheme, thanks in part to the way the ninja controls and handles.

Is it possible that the fourth version of a fighting game built on a simple control scheme could still be worth visiting?

The level design is astonishing at times, with clever ideas in spades, all revolving around that simple control scheme - move left, move right, and flip.

With an innovative and deceptively simple control scheme, realistic physics including a skeletal system on your player, and a gigantic city to roam in, the talented folks at EA Black Box made a huge statement, and the game outsold Tony Hawk's Proving Grounds.

Since then, I couldn't stop thinking about the theme of «Two - Buttons», and how I could get the most depth from a super simple control scheme.

Using simple game mechanics and an even simpler control scheme the game is easy for newcomers to learn.

But mastery of its simple control scheme is rewarding; tearing through a horde of enemies unscathed is a cathartic experience, especially if the same crew was responsible for your death earlier.

The Gamecube controller is by far the best choice for fighting game fans, but new comers may want to stick with the Wii remote simply because that is the simplest control scheme to use attacks.

Using a simple control scheme that makes the game fun and easy to play, players of all skill levels can swing and climb to new heights.

Each of the games has a simple control scheme and a simple objective.

The surprise that arguably has the most impact, though, is the game's simple control scheme.

Whilst it may seem rather accessible with its visuals and simple control scheme, BLEED 2 is borderline bullet - hell when it comes to the actual combat, meaning you'll need to have your eyes fixed to every part of the screen if you don't want to end up running in to the boss fights with little to no health remaining.

This simple control scheme is smooth and very appealing.

Although this is the simplest control scheme, steering your bike with any accuracy using this control scheme is pretty much impossible.

What I Like: Adjustable gameplay; strong graphics; multiplayer options; voice acting (especially for Lara Croft); simple control scheme; puzzle solving challenges; boss battles; action / movement variety; fast pace; item collection; high replay value

It seems like a simple control scheme, but the brilliance is when it's used with the game's physics, allowing you to move around like a real snake, coiling around poles and maneuvering around bamboo structures, giving you a lot of freedom to traverse across obstacles at your own free will, whether that's going slow or fast.

In eschewing the usual playlist of years - old pop bangers and wedding disco classics Thumper carves its own unique niche, marrying it with a simple control scheme.

It's an innovative concept, a true sports title not involving guns or MOBA elements, with an unbelievably simple control scheme in order to make everyone able to play it within seconds.

It's also very easy to play having a simple control scheme that keeps things flowing and for turn based combat its fast paced which is great.

UNDER NIGHT IN - BIRTH Exe: Late [st] is actually really accessible from the get go, and whilst there's a certain amount of depth to it, it has a simple control scheme that makes it easy for anyone to just pick up and play.

The result is a much simpler control scheme that made it so I was able to link a few attacks together to get an average of 10 - 15 hits per successful chain against the enemy (p.s. that's GOOD for me, as a non-fighting game person).

Despite having a simple control scheme, the game is designed in such a way that it requires the player to utilize these controls to the best of their ability.

Underneath the simple control scheme lies a highly competitive game with a tremendous amount of depth.

One of the things that's so interesting about World of Tanks is the physics engine that it consists of as well as it's simple control scheme.

This simulation - style gameplay may have turned off a few users who were used to Doom's simpler control scheme, but Activision had given computer players the impossible by allowing players the chance to pilot a fictional vehicle.

The mode does away with the more realistic camera options and instead offers simpler control schemes — fielding, batting, and pitching are all done with the analog stick and the X button.

On the left is another simple control scheme reminding you to use the directional arrows for your minimap.

The Moto G ships with Motorola's own Camera app, which is aimed squarely at beginners who want want to capture photos quickly and with a simple control scheme.

Not exact matches

I shared the reservations of Elton Trueblood, who wrote of exclusivism: «Such a scheme is neat and simple, but it is morally shocking... A God who would thus play favorites with his children, condemning some to eternal separation from himself while admitting others, and distinguishing them wholly or chiefly on the basis of the accidents of history or geography, over which they had no control, would be more devil than God.»

While it's not simple, the control scheme is still easy enough to learn that it takes the experience to an entirely new level as you break your opponents down standing up, in the clinch, or on the mat.

The control is extremely simple, you just need to use the L / R sticks, what for me is great (I don't like having to memorize 10 buttons control schemes), and the difficulty level is adequate, I'd say 7 in a 0 - 10 scale.

Interesting gameplay mechanics — By making use of a minimalistic control scheme that focuses on rotating levels to allow for shifts in gravity among other simple gameplay mechanics, The Bridge manages to feel new and fresh.

The four - button control scheme is simple enough that beginners can flail against the computer competently enough, with enough strategy for the advanced player to show us amateurs just how advanced they are.

Bug Assault has an incredibly simple yet amazingly realized control scheme.

The control scheme is incredibly simple; the player character can run and splode.

Brawlout's control scheme is relatively simple.

You can use a limited booster to «jump» through the water, and though I picked it up quickly, there are some simple platforming elements that are more frustrating than fun due to the limitations of the control scheme.

For example, the iDrive infotainment system falls somewhere between simple and functional, with a control scheme that's almost too big for its list of available functions.

The iDrive interface is simple enough to understand and use while behind the wheel, but with almost no advanced technology on board, the control scheme just seems like overkill.

Playing these games on the handheld felt natural and the fact that the PSO had such a simple controller means there was no complicated control scheme to bring over.