Sentences with phrase «something more developers»

It's impressive, and something more developers should model with their sequels.

Not exact matches

It could also lead more companies to add similar three - dimensional facial - recognition technology into their phones, either by trying to cram all the hardware for it into their own phones, or by using software - based facial recognition from a company like FaceTec (which is something that individual app developers could add to their apps, too).

If you do have developer resources though and want to lower costs, we recommend using something more barebones like Square or Stripe.

Narko said a quicker process and one that might be more beneficial to the community would be to pay a developer to demolish the pool and construct something else in its place.

So to have a city where we have already depressed neighborhoods and we have, ah, we're in a position where we need to pay developers to come in and build new structures, to say that we need to charge more taxes, have more fees, is something that's unacceptable to me.»

Sprint Vector definitely does more right than it does wrong and its unique form of movement in VR is something I think we'll see used by other developers going forward.

But then we must ask you Mr. game developer, if you (not us) are given the GamePad as a tool, why don't you create something more substantial?

They take what we once knew and held dear to our chests, only to have their developer make it into something that is so much more and while I won't be bringing myself to give it a perfect score, Axiom Verge on Switch is hands down a game I would recommend to anyone who loves a good platformer, even if they have played it on other platforms.

Mr. game developer, if you (not us) are given the GamePad as a tool, why don't you create something more substantial?

The reason why it has taken them so long and why they settled on help from other Rockstar developers is because they wanted to create «a more detailed, immersive, and interactive open - world,» where each place is crafted by hand instead of doing something like procedural generation.

And whilst it may not expand on the story, its usually quite nice seeing it from another point of view, and that its more gun orientated - its refreshing when developers use DLC to try something (even slightly) different from the main game rather than just an extension.

While the change of setting to something better established and more familiar might seem like a massive selling point, the highly adaptive multiplayer improvements the developers implemented are what make the hype for this game justified.

I'm pretty sure ND Cube will be the developers again, but if they're smart they'll ditch the Car Mode, return to the old formula, or (more likely) try something new.

Oh yes new games come out that add something interesting to the formula, and games come out that remind us why the genre became so popular to begin with, but it's only in the last year or so we've seen an evolutionary shift in tower defense, and what's more is that this shift is so simple, it's amazing not many developers thought of it before.

Players will still find familiarity with the game's mechanics, but it seems like developer Omega Force is aiming to give fans new and old something more to discover alongside the one vs. thousands action.

Sure, some elements do feel like grinding but somehow the developers take this and turn it into something more as you explore this living breathing world.

Oscar - winner Alicia Vikander («The Danish Girl») competently fills the boots of reimagined title character Lara Croft (developer Square Enix mercifully retired the heroine's original look in 2013 for something appreciably more modern) and a couple of the film's action sequences resemble the best of the series» gameplay — enough to cut a trailer, at least.

Most kids should have no issues with the controls and the puzzles are relatively straight forward but it would have been nice if the developers tried to give younger gamers something a little bit more challenging, especially in relation the gaming schematics.

I can imagine that if the developers spent more time fine - tuning then they may have had a hit on their hands since they clearly have the vision to create something worthwhile.

If Apple added an exemption for ebooks to their developer policies, something similar to Google's exemption, we'd get a more competitive landscape for ebooks on iOS.

The Windows 8 phone platform is starting to attract major developers, something Blackberry has been unable to... [Read more...]

Having been a software developer myself for nearly two decades, I would ask that you allow me to paraphrase Khalaf's remarks: if you sell something using your app (be it virtual currency or physical merchandise) people will want to buy it, users are loyal but expectations are high (meaning you can create life - long customers if you support your app, and update it regularly to offer the features and functionality your users demand), and larger devices mean more screen real estate to play with (but not as much as tablets can offer, and you don't want to alienate users still stuck in a sub-5-inch-screened world).

What it does show, however, is that Kindle Fire users and those who manually install the Amazon App Store onto their Android devices are four times more likely to spend money on in - app purchases than your average Google Play user — something that may sway more developers to join the 31,000 apps offered in Amazon's store.

An app developer making the app of his dreams is 10 times more invested than someone doing something his manager told him has to be done.

Given the space on offer, it's down to developers to come up with something a little more engaging.

If you have a bit more technical know - how you could always head over to the XDA developers forum and learn how to prepare a dual boot for your tablet without paying for something that you can get at no additional cost with a bit of little work.

It's not exactly news that publishers and developers have been known to treat customers as little more than wallets to be sucked dry and being tone deaf to complaints is par for the course at the moment, so much so that we almost don't know how to react when they do something right.

Players will still find familiarity with the game's mechanics, but it seems like developer Omega Force is aiming to give fans new and old something more to discover alongside the one vs. thousands action.

More often than not, however, game developers are more likely to be berated if they do one thing wrong, rather than be praised when something goes riMore often than not, however, game developers are more likely to be berated if they do one thing wrong, rather than be praised when something goes rimore likely to be berated if they do one thing wrong, rather than be praised when something goes right.

There are plenty of examples of very nice texture work that lend the world a more authentic feel, something which comes in handy since the developers have decided to add a few locations where you have some space to wander the streets of London, soaking up the atmosphere of bickering folk and dirty cobblestones.

I'm happy to support developers that clearly put their heart and soul into something that to them, is more than just a product.

It doesn't seem like any MMO can stand to the mighty WoW, so many developers have been searching for more niche audiences looking for something different.

More importantly is that the developers missed an opportunity to bring something more to the core decision the game is built aroMore importantly is that the developers missed an opportunity to bring something more to the core decision the game is built aromore to the core decision the game is built around.

So here we are at the end of this review, but before I finish I want to share something with you first: as I began to write the final lines to this review and generally just ensure that I was happy that it was a fair review of the game, Amy's developers posted on the games official Facebook page non-hardcore players to switch the game to Easy mode to make the experience more enjoyable for themselves because, in their words, Amy is a hard game.

«You think something's gonna work and... [developers] talk about this giant design document and it's just like we're so much more iterative.

This isn't the first time the Dragon Age, Mass Effect and Knights of the Old Republic developer has considered exploring a more modern setting, according to BioWare co-founder Greg Zeschuk, but it is «something [they're considering] more and more.»

There's so much about the game that I love, but there's a few things missing from the title that still make me completely confused: Specifically, steering / braking options, aand more in - depth customization system (decals, paint work, tuning etc.) There's something fantastic about DriveClub, and I hope the developers continue to fine tune it.

Initially hailed as something of a joke, it has become a place where developers can take a few more risks and create some truly unique games to amuse and amaze us all.

If this is something the developers can introduce quickly, it'll make Preta: Vendetta Rising a much more appealing title for gamers.

With all this hype, generated as a result of the repeated brilliance demonstrated by the developers themselves in the first place, we were expecting something... more.

What has been made unequivocal, however, is that developers who aren't told what to do can build something far more interesting than a publisher's best shots at success.

Gamers would be far more inclined to buy something cheaper up front, while publishers and developers would have less incentive to swing prices into the bargain basement.

The plot feels less like the first part of a planned trilogy and more like something the developer, Sledgehammer Games, just copied and pasted from past CoD games.

If you want something a little more concrete and a little less gold - plated porcelain, check out the Two Point Hospital gameplay footage complete with developer commentary.

The lower the resolution, the more pronounced the temporal instability is - something developers are actively attempting to address with new anti-aliasing techniques.

Based on their success so far, this is something that should be done by more developers.

None of these are out of the ordinary for your standard developer, but Daybreak would soon become the originator of something far more peculiar.

Not to mention that its developer (Guerilla Games) was previously known only for its Killzone series of games, which made quite a few people skeptical when they've decided to tackle something much more ambitious.

The developers have stated that sprinting might be replaced by something more fun» We're hoping to expand on the idea a bit and maybe replace boring old sprinting with something more fun like rollerskating or skipping (or both!).

If he's getting money from an outside source, he will probably be required to give up something to meet deadlines as that's typical, and more often than not, producers want things that the developer may not... thus compromises have to be made.