Sentences with phrase «stage backgrounds»

Also the little man trying to escape the glass tube in the rocket stage background does some fun stuff too.

It's not just the characters who have benefited from the new style's fresh art direction, but stage backgrounds too.

In addition to Desperation Moves which can change the outcome of the battle, the two - lane plane mechanic is back stronger than ever, allowing players to fight each other in stage backgrounds.

Players can also test how their skills stack up online against one another via network play with other gamers on Windows PC as they enjoy added features such as new victory animations for some fighters, animated stage backgrounds, and menu settings in training mode which are now saved from the player's last play session.

Rosenthal often added a wry, comical element to any scene that he was in, and, because of his Broadway stage background, he was a favorite subject of columnists, far beyond the size of the parts he often played.

These three performances were staged indoor with better sitting place for the audience but lack of fresh air and dreary stage background and surrounding (performances in the first and second day were staged outdoor).

Melee, Hammer Bros. have the same role that they had on this game's predecessor, appearing only in the Mushroom Kingdom stage background.

In addition to Desperation Moves which can change the outcome of battle, the two - lane plane mechanic is back stronger than ever, allowing players to fight each other in stage backgrounds.»

Originally released for the PlayStation ® 4 and PlayStation ® 3 computer entertainment systems, the Windows PC release of Nitroplus Blasterz: Heroines Infinite Duel mirrors the latest version of the game still popular in Japanese arcades, offering rebalanced characters, added victory poses and animated stage backgrounds, as well as a brand new color palette to celebrate the PC version.

There is some variation in the stage backgrounds but nothing really stands out.

The stage backgrounds are also nice.

To add a couple of gripes, the stage backgrounds and settings aren't very inspired.

The stage backgrounds resemble bad paintings; so much so, that I would have preferred the constant blackness of space behind the aliens rather than surreal landscapes you might see in a Carl's Jr..

But only by playing on a CRT TV or UltraHDMI N64 (with the scanline effect turned on) will you truly be able to enjoy the vibrancy and detail of the stage backgrounds.

All the previous rewards plus design an NPC that will appear in a stage background and the story campaign.

The stage backgrounds are also nice.

Looking at the stage background can be a treat.

All of the character animations and stage backgrounds have been redrawn, and it shows.

Just like Injustice, MKX has interactable objects from the stage backgrounds that can be used to vault off of for extra distance or corner escapes and some objects can be used to attack your opponent with.

The graphics itself are adequate and colourful and mostly suitable for its comic - book crossover premise, but the faces of certain fighters such as Captain America and Dante range from alien to down - right ugly, and I don't think it's entirely a result of the art direction, given the low production values of everything from the stage backgrounds to the super animations to the menu screens.

While more could've been done to spruce up the stage backgrounds, looking closely reveals some hilarious situations with spectator Pokémon.

We love Raph because hes as cute as he is imposing, and the 16 - bit horizon in the stages background remains one of the most beautiful panoramas the SNES ever featured.

The stage backgrounds look nothing like the fighters duelling in front of them, and the character portraits look different too.

This due to the stage backgrounds varying in quality, with many feeling misplaced in contrast to the characters.