Sentences with phrase «trademark elements»

Trademark elements of the Metal Gear Solid series survive Revengeance's otherwise revolutionary transformation.

In the new 2016 series «Edged — World», the map, that trademark element from Hong Hao's early works, has once again returned to the artist's creative palette.

The car models are fictitious but the skins contain trademarked elements such as logos of real life software, energy drinks, fast - food restaurants, cosmetics and so on.

Our US, European and China offices have worked seamlessly together on complex international acquisitions with significant trademark elements.

According to Deep Silver, the game will «feature all the trademark elements that are part of a Dead Island experience.»

The focus of each episode in season 3 will be randomly determined by a dart board and a spinning wheel, which is one of the show's trademark elements.

Dead Island: Epidemic is a Free - to - Play PC title that will feature all the trademark elements that are part of a Dead Island experience.

Squeezing all the trademark elements players expect onto a much smaller scale, Portable Ops manages to come close to the modern - style espionage action associated with gruff supersoldier Snake — but not without serious modifications to the formula.

Dead Island: Epidemic is a Free - to - Play PC title that will feature all the trademark elements that are part of a Dead Island experience.

Best known for acclaimed franchises such as Colony Wars, Destruction Derby, and Wipeout, the company's output had two trademark elements: visuals that would push platforms to their technological limits and a challenge level that could induce even the most patient gamer to hurl their controller toward the nearest wall.

A trademark element has become the round - cornered textured screen which finishes and haunts each work like the faint awareness of our own blind spot, reminding us that everything we see is surrounded by the expanding and shrinking flesh visage of our own countenance.

A trademark element in his paintings has been his use of varnished elephant dung, sometimes decorated with map pins, either as a support for the paintings or applied directly to the canvas.