Sentences with phrase «success in this game requires»

I'm still no expert, but success in this game requires you to pick up a few things.

Not exact matches

As the great Liverpool sides of the 1970s and 1980s discovered, success in two - legged European ties often requires a different kind of football, and the ability to retain possession and close out a game, something that Tottenham's high - energy style does not easily accommodate.

Here's hoping the success of this standalone DLC encourages a return to distinct character abilities in the 2D space for Mario games going forward, and maybe even some level designs that require teamwork to exploit each member's abilities.

Players are rewarded for the ingenuity used in accomplishing the hit — and the thought process required for the game could be argued to be the reason for the franchise's success.

While they had huge success with the Genesis and some decent success with the Game Gear, their entire structure began collapsing when they introduced the Sega CD, then the Sega 32x, two add - ons that required you to already own a Genesis in order to play them.

The problems with the gacha model, such as the large amounts of money often required for success, risk undermining the value of Nintendo's characters, which in turn could dent the company's bread - and - butter console - game business.

It was fascinating to watch and I think a lot of success can be found in crafting puzzle games that require teamwork like this.

If a game requires no tactics or strategy and success is guaranteed, then it risks becoming a forgettable exercise in button mashing.

«It's not enough to just make a good mobile game,» said Ng in a statement, «success requires marketing, analytics,...

As Jason Schreier chronicled in his excellent book about the video - game industry, «Blood, Sweat, and Pixels,» every single video game requires a considerable amount of time, effort, money and resources — and even then success isn't guaranteed, so game developers are routinely coming up with clever ways to fund their games and their livelihoods.

But success in China requires a deep knowledge of the unique market, regulations, and consumer behavior of Chinese gamers.

Where WrestleMania X8 failed was that it tried to have a middle ground between the arcade style seen in the older Smackdown and Raw games and the AKI WWE games, but unfortunately, it lacked the fun and strategic element required to be a success.