Sentences with phrase «think older arcade games»

I think older arcade games had a richer variety in their gameplay.

Not exact matches

If you thought a barely remembered, 32 - year - old, 8 - bit video arcade game was the least likely of unlikely possibilities for an effects - driven, pre-summer blockbuster wannabe, well you'd be wrong.

Based solely on appearances, I couldn't help but think that maybe this game was just a port of a now ten - year - old Japanese arcade classic.

I'm not sure how many old - school gamers are out there who loved what was probably one of the first platform games ever and remember it fondly enough to want to buy this version without a second thought, so I'm going to put all that history aside and simply look at Lode Runner as I would any other arcade game - and as any other arcade game it has its good points and its bad points.

Yes, they're both pinball simulators and all pinball games share common mechanics, but I don't think Pinball Arcade is looking for new gamers, they're looking for old (er) gamers.

I'm an admitted nut for Midway games, and while I already own all three volumes of the Midway Arcade Treasure compilations (I still need Midway Arcade Origins, but since I can't play it on either my Xbox One or the PlayStation 4... sigh, priorities), the thought of playing remade, reimagined, LEGO - fied versions of several old favorite classic arcade games definitely appeals to my sense of nostalgia and wanting to try something new simultaneArcade Treasure compilations (I still need Midway Arcade Origins, but since I can't play it on either my Xbox One or the PlayStation 4... sigh, priorities), the thought of playing remade, reimagined, LEGO - fied versions of several old favorite classic arcade games definitely appeals to my sense of nostalgia and wanting to try something new simultaneArcade Origins, but since I can't play it on either my Xbox One or the PlayStation 4... sigh, priorities), the thought of playing remade, reimagined, LEGO - fied versions of several old favorite classic arcade games definitely appeals to my sense of nostalgia and wanting to try something new simultanearcade games definitely appeals to my sense of nostalgia and wanting to try something new simultaneously.

Think Zelda, Metroid, Mario, Mega Man — games old enough to be inspired by arcade game mechanics, and thus were focused on repetitive, challenging sequences of attacks.

I think though, being such an old arcade game and one of the earliest Mega Drive games, it must have been a bit tricky for SEGA to really push the 3D visuals — you don't have quite the same parallaxing backdrops some later games offered, or even the advanced enemy attacks.