Sentences with phrase «various licensed games»

Not exact matches

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The novel is built entirely on nostalgia and pop culture references — particularly video game references — making it a bit of a tricky adaptation given the various licensing hurdles involved.

Funcom will obviously continue with Conan Exiles, which is set to come out of Early Access in May, but they are looking to license the various Howard properties to other games developers.

Among the authentically detailed and officially licensed masks being released for the first time this year are three new Michael Myers masks (two new versions from Halloween II and a deluxe «version 2» from Halloween H20), the killer clowns Psycho - Head and Schitzo - Head from Rob Zombie's upcoming Halloween slasher 31, Mr. Boogie from Sinister, and various characters from Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, The BFG, Krampus, Ash vs. Evil Dead, Bride of Chucky, and Child's Play 2.

Banpresto gets licenses to various mecha media properties, Anime, Manga, light novel or whatever, and then makes a game incorporating all of them.

And now, since we live in a time where various licenses are being used to create great games we're getting a boardgame version of the movie courtesy of designer Eric Lang and publisher CMON.

The best point of comparison I can think of is licensed games, especially crossovers, that use various properties without really making use of the things that make them special.

After various licensed Buzz quiz games on PSP it went on to be the team behind both 2010's WiiWare puzzle classic Fluidity and, this year, Explodemon — a love letter to classic platform action.

This is not to say the game can't stand on its own merits but that it was always meant to be subservient to the various anime licenses the game almost tearfully champions.

Aaero is a rhythm based game with a bit of combat thrown in for good measure, featuring 15 licensed tracks from various artists, does Aaero GO →

«This also means that we will continue to license Havok's technology to run across various game consoles including Sony and Nintendo.»

The majority of the funds acquired through the Kickstarter campaign were to be used for art assets mainly and in - game animations but also to cover things like licenses, various Kickstarter fees and rewards, and voice acting.

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