Sentences with phrase «something about gaming»

It's almost unfair to say, but there's just something about gaming right beside a friend that's better than working from one monitor to another and Diablo III delivers exactly the kind of experience that's meant to be enjoyed in small portions with a few close companions.

If that does not say something about gaming's position as an entertainment leader then I do not know what does.

Not exact matches

D2L's most unorthodox offering yet — and one that's already gotten rave reviews — stems from Baker's desire to combine gaming and education, something he's thought about since he was a teenager coding his own video games.

We can talk about the same things and that can lead into opening up dialogue, somebody may have something they need to get off their chest that day and gaming may lead to it coming out and may help them.

I'm a bi gaming YouTuber in the prairies of Canada I'm not very good with these «about yourself» things so if you want to know something, please just ask

Graphically, Shadow Warrior may not boast all the bells and whistles of a AAA title but there is something endearing about the gaming environment that harkens back to a simpler time.

You've got a few more days — specifically, until about 6 AM ET on Tuesday — to grab these tasty gaming morsels, so if you see something that strikes your fancy, now's the time to jump in.

For example, if Silas remembers something about the story he is telling, the gaming environment may change slightly or dramatically such as changing Indians to Bandits.

Hyrule Warriors: Legends may be not be of the same calibre as most Zelda games yet there's something to be said about way it draws from both the gaming properties it looks to fuse together.

There's something magical about a well executed platformer, something that resonates in the very heart of gaming, and Ori and The Blind Forest is very well executed indeed.

So while we await the foldable tablets from various brands later in the year, Nintendo is about to launch something dual - screen at least in North America on January 26, with the launch of the Pikachu Edition Nintendo New 2DS XL for $ 159: https://www.amazon.com/Nintendo-New-2DS-XL-Pikachu/ Traditional gaming console may not be the best description because the Nintendo New 2DS XL has features that shames many tablets.

On the gaming front, the BlackBerry PlayBook should live up to to the play in its name - with its awesome processor and support for 3D graphics, the PlayBook will be a gaming machine which is something that has never been said about BlackBerry before.

And it's not just about the gamers but the gaming press and the buzz it creates, and just the feeling of something great and massive and impressive coming out.

@static5245 you don't need to download the patch for the PS4, when you buy the console you can plug all your stuff in and turn it on put a game in and start playing, you don't need the update whatsoever to play games... so no... clearly there was never DRM... I think guys like Adam Sessler are upset over something completely different and it has to do with them being able to record video for reviewing games, there seems to be an issue with that right now, either that, or only a select group of gaming journalists are being aloud into this Sony Preview event, naturally people are gonna be pissed because it gives every other journalist an edge over them making it harder for them to attain readers intern messing with their lively hood, but thats about it, and GT seems to be nothing but excited about the PS, teasing stuff for the VGA's it seems.

Now, make no mistake about it; Ryse is by no means a masterpiece, but what was a sub par gaming experience for many, morphed into something entirely different for me based on my time with it.

Wolf's Gaming Blog: Being gamers yourselves you know how hard it is to please us, we always find something to complain about.

While the Manhunt games weren't exactly the calmest gaming fare out there, we have to admit that there was something cool about doing in criminals in a number of sadistic ways.

While some will surely find its polygonal aesthetic unappealing, there's something oddly charming and nostalgic about revisiting the experimental blip in time where 3D gaming was still getting its bearings.

He talked about confusing numbers — 6 triceratops GPU clocked at 1.1 hz, 12 GB of something or another and the TL; DR is that it'll do 4K gaming and even when not played on a new 4K TV, games will look better thanks to Super sampling.

You can tell something is going to be off about the double jump when you realise that in order to obtain it you must pick up a rotten fish's head... Basically, the double jump isn't the magical ability to jump in mid-air — an ability most modern gaming heroes possess these days — nope, the bear jumps as normal and the second jump is basically the bear being projected further into the air by the power of his farts.

There's something to be said about the precision and learning curve of gaming with a mouse and keyboard and the button configurations and simplicity of a controller.

The best thing about this mode is that it gives you a bit more freedom to use the game's additional characters — something I very much enjoyed since I always felt that the extra characters were a little under - used in the original version of Sigma 2 — especially considering I'm not one for online gaming.

Colonel Falcon - Part of the incredible Twitter retro gaming community, our favorite Colonel posts about old video games in the funniest way possible that still makes you learn something.

Man, something always bothers me about Nintendo's floor space - Sure, they take up the largest area, but instead of filling it with ultimately pointless statuettes, cars and enormous Nintendoesque logos, why don't they fill it with more gaming booths instead?

Sometimes, gaming can be isolating when we play at home on our nice TVs or computer monitors, and perhaps we even play with a community of people online, but there is something to be said about getting a group of people together, sitting on a couch and gaming side - by - side (or in the case of festivals like Bit Bash, en masse).

I've thought about possibly getting into the gaming industry after I finish up college and if I do, I want to do something with a company that has a good relationship with Sony.

After realizing that this) in addition to just having a fun game of course) is something I wanted, I built a PC If console only players are caring so much about 900/30 or if framerate drops are affecting your enjoyment of a game then I'd recommend investing in a gaming PC.

It's not something I would change console over, as a gamer I would wait for Scorpio if you are passionate about gaming.

Curious about the Kinect, I do love Project Sparks implementation where you can do your own animation via the Kinect through motion capture, that's something I'd love for Halo 5 for Machinima's, but that's really the only gaming feature I've seen so far that intrigues me.

While being a shmup is at the core of what this game is all about, the resource trading feature combined with the ship customization feature comes together to offer something fresh to the gaming landscape.

Anything else about the title is unknown at the moment, but there is talk among the gaming community that the Tweet might have something to do with the recent trademark by Microsoft of the title BattleToads.

Of course there is a lot of news about modern gaming at the event as opposed to retro gaming, however sometimes we find something pretty interesting, which we did today!

So I thought that today we could take some time to chill out before Gamescom, and talk about something which is equally important to gaming, that of music.

While it's difficult to single out just one game I'm overly enthusiastic about, getting to experience the next evolution of video gaming later this year is something I've been looking forward to for a long time.

I have no issues when a game bugs out and sees previously placed bad guys removed from play — hell, I'm never going to moan when something frustrating is made easier — but I want consistency and fairness; Bounce Rescue is about as far removed from that as possible, delivering random gaming when it quite probably isn't meant to.

I, for one, really appreciate that you are an educated woman giving your career to something we care about: gaming.

Like you, I too am gutted about having no Virtual Console at launch, but then I just remember I am a huge Zelda fan, so even if I only had Zelda to play during the whole month of March, my gaming needs will already be met, and even for those who aren't Zelda fans, Breath of the Wild is still a game that will apply to you and something you'll greatly enjoy.

The best in show for me is something I think real hard about because I know that every gaming company, every developer, every sound engineer and all the people in between, work their tails off for years to create a piece of work that people actually like.

It's something I spent some time thinking about and the simple answer is this: I own a gaming PC.

So either video gaming is something young people will always be interested in, and that's about it, or as young people age they will carry interactive entertainment with them, playing games after work, after homework, in the rest home.

Sure there is a strong possiblity alot of people would ditch the brand but IMO i don't think that would be the case when the only free alternatives would be PC gaming (something that I absolutely detest) and Nintendo themeselves with the wii U. Sure I'm leaving out this Steambox thing because we don't know a whole lot about that yet.

But I think Nintendo is currently in the position to take some fun risks with some trademark franchises that could give the gaming community something new to talk about.

I'm an unapologetic gaming addict and if there's something new or interesting people are buzzing about I want to find out whether they live up to the hype.

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There are always plenty of negative stories about gamers in the Chinese media, such as those addicted to gaming or committing crime because of gaming, but these stories have died down and ultimately there are more people today who are accepting of gaming than there were 10 years ago but it still remains something in the culture there and it's not going to fully go away for another few years.

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Mobile gaming is something I have conflicting feelings about.

The top down RPG / crawler genre is the perfect fit for this type of gaming experience, but unfortunately until Certain Affinity tried to do something about this generation has not seen its fair share of this.

Loot boxes in video games like Forza Motorsport 7 and Middle - earth: Shadow of War are raising a debate about business models in the gaming community, and some people are now trying to get their governments to do something about it.

There was something magical about the bleeps and bloops of that old retro - gaming age.