Sentences with phrase «through backlog games»

Yes, some games only «get good» after a dozen hours of investment - but that's time you could spend playing through backlog games that you enjoy every second of.

Not exact matches

If you've been following the show over the last few weeks, you'll know we're about halfway through Backlog Attack 2014, our annual attempt to cross some games off our backlog lists before the Fall's new releases Backlog Attack 2014, our annual attempt to cross some games off our backlog lists before the Fall's new releases backlog lists before the Fall's new releases arrive.

Sometimes, not having many new releases can be a good thing especially with huge backlogs of games to play through.

We're in the last month of 2015's Summer Backlog Attack, our annual attempt to play through some of those older, neglected games before the new hits of fall arrive.

I'm a creature of habit and I'm either found buried in a book or working through my video game backlog when I'm not working my accounting specialist day job.

When he's not digging through the backlog he's hunting for loot in Diablo or wondering when the next Professor Layton game is coming.

Inevitably this leads to a backlog, which I'm still trying to get through, but alas new games always show up for review diminishing my chances as they appear.

Working through my massive backlog of games (starting with The Unfinished Swan this weekend).

Ben Eberle and Jordan Aslett are still playing through some of their backlog since there's a bit of a drought in terms of game releases.

As an aside, so far, the Vita's library isn't huge, but I have several more games to chew through once I (eventually) finish P4: G: action RPG Soul Sacrifice came bundled with the Vita, and over several PSN sales, I built up a decent backlog of PSP RPGs (Gungnir, Growlanser: Wayfarer of Time).

I can't wait to finally dig into The Banner Saga 2 at some point (shameful backlog game), and I look forward to seeing the trilogy through to the bitter end.

On the one hand, it's a shame it's out now because I can't play it (playing my PSP backlog on my Vita is my first priority, and I can't do that on current firmware) but I'll get it once I get through the 20 or so PSP games that aren't licensed for Vita use.

In my seemingly never ending quest to finish a nice backlog of PS3 games before the PS4 comes out, I'm currently playing through Infamous, the open world game which lets you play as a man who has recently acquired super powers.

I'm slowly trying to burn through my massive backlog of games (working on Banner Saga 1 right now...) and it's slow going.

So go through your backlog and delete, sell, or give away any games that do not immediately beg you to be played.

Sadly I missed the game, but it's one that I certainly want to go back and have a look at when I'm not swamped trying to get through this year's backlog.

excellent overall thoughts - I obviously haven't picked one up yet and likely won't until at least later next year (maybe if I get through my stack of backlogged games, trading them in would pay for one in and of itself?).

With the run up to E3 we're getting ready here at TNL HQ by getting through as much of our backlog as we can before games rain down upon us!

I've actually stopped playing a couple of other games in my backlog (including Mass Effect Andromeda) to get through it first which I think is a very good sign of how much I like it.

If you're still working through a 2016 backlog or received some new games over the holidays you probably have plenty to play right now, but in terms of early 2017 releases Gravity Rush 2 sits at the peak.