Sentences with phrase «videogames do»

The media has to stop blaming these cases based on people's videogame collections, videogames don't kill people, unstable individuals do!
It rewarded your patience and skill where so many other modern videogames do not require it.
You know that videogames don't cause violence and turn our rosy - cheeked youth into slavering cannibalistic serial killers.
Now, videogames do differ from film for several reasons, with the biggest one being videogames are interactive.
Anyone ever notice that first person videogames don't blink?
Sorry, CGI trailers for videogames do absolutely nothing for me.
Movies based on videogames don't exactly have the best reputation.
In reality, videogames did not come to life and fictional spaceships did not buzz your hometown.
Thirty years before the NES came out, Eisenhower was president and rock»n' roll was an infant and videogames didn't even exist.

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It's also possible, however, that the guiltiest study participants were simply right in their estimation of the uselessness of doing nothing — for them, playing a videogame or indulging in a Simpsons marathon really might not help much with their stress levels, making them completely correct in telling themselves to stop wasting time.
Maybe they don't have videogame consoles.
Paul and Josh share time together doing activities around Seattle, spending time outdoors, playing videogames or watching action movies.
In a study published in PLOS Computational Biology, researchers applied widely used neuroscience approaches to analyze the classic games console Atari 2600 - which runs the videogame «Donkey Kong» - and found that such approaches do not meaningfully describe how the console's microprocessor really works.
To our knowledge, never before has a videogame intervention been developed with such extensive input from its target audience, and tested through rigorous scientific methods over a long stretch of time, demonstrating that kids will engage in a game with serious content and learn things that impact the way they think and potentially what they do
I have a lot more interests than videogames, I'd just like to date someone who doesn't judge my insane need to play shooters all day.
I am 35 yrs old, but have a very childlike nature, except when it comes to sex.I work hard, but love to paint, draw, write, play videogames, and have fun.I am looking for a serious relationship with an attractive older waoman.I do nt like younger women because they are inexperienced, an immature.plus I'm...
Calm, cool, collected, hardworking, loyal, creative, sporty, loves videogames, anime and everything that has to do with computers.
I love to play videos games yes i am what you could call a videogame nerd if you do nt like it im sorry.i like to work on cars, ride quads and dirt bikes.
I enjoy watching movies, listening to music, hanging out, I enjoy my fire water but can control myself, smoke 420, and have a passion for videogames so if you do nt like gamers im not the guy for you.
What's up to all the ladies on this game site on im a Hispanic male with a good personality and a good sense of humor I don't play games other videogames I have my own place I work have my own ride I'm just on here looking for somebody get to know get down on some games and see where it goes
I love playing videogames such as Super Mario Diddy Kong Racing Mortal Kombat and so on.Love me for me and I'll do the same.
I really do like my videogames as well.
just a fun loving guy who is looking for other guys who do nt mind that i like videogames..
Looking for the love of my life who will do cosplay with me, watch anime with me, and will play scary videogames with me.
It may seem like a picky thing to look for in your partner, but after dating girls that have no interest in videogames I have learned that I need to find one that does!
I love to do new things, I want someone who I can spend time with, watch anime, play videogames, ext..
I'm open minded good to honest geek who loves videogames anime and mangas please don't shy away on questions (but nothing too personal please)
Kickoff does a great job of satiating my hunger for old - school videogame football — a yearning I didn't even know I had.
Obviously these characters look and act the way they do because in the videogame they have special traits for the gameplay, in the movie its just off the wall nonsense.
Players don't interact with characters, but with digital actors, admiring the most thrilling and exciting screenplay ever created for a videogame.
Some may say this barely qualifies as a videogame due to a lack of interactivity but you do play a large portion of the title directing your characters and interacting with the environment.
And doing so, it proves that videogames still have much to tell when it comes to original narrative solutions.
New characters have been announced as DLC later down the road and I'm sure more are on the way, this is the way videogames are made and marketed nowadays and I'm not going to deduct points for this as the omission of these items doesn't diminish the quality of the game, later they will merely add to it and keep the game fresh long after the «new» has worn off.
A beautiful and extremely enjoyable racer, with tons of things to do, a great sense of freedom and one of the best «playgrounds» ever conceived for a videogame.
What Nihilistic managed to do, was put together some of the most beloved videogame characters, take away what made them PlayStation icons, and serve what's left in a mediocre arcade experience.
Such things may not seem important to the casual observer, but the creative team had to make important decisions about how the characters move and behave, committing to a look that mirrors how the plastic pieces appear in real life: They can be taken apart and reconfigured, but they don't bend (the way they do in Lego videogames).
Medal of Honor doesn't become the current image of Electronic Arts — probably the most «humane» of all videogame corporations.
You quickly get the sense that Williams is trying to do more of a zombie action film, rather than a straight - up loveletter to the videogames.
, but what it did was a true testament to great videogame design.
What can be done about the bad hair days in videogames?
Do you play the sceptic, and take Hideo Kojima and his team to task for their stubborn refusal to catch up with what the rest of the world expects of a videogame?
Please do yourself a favor and live or relive some of the finest moments in videogame history.
Very few videogames can strike me as genuinely funny, but where Deadly Premonition succeeded in making me laugh, so too does D4, though it does so with enough dark twists and plot intrigue to keep me eager as hell to find out what happens next.
To suggest a Wii U could not do that within the boundaries of a videogame is idiotic anyhow.
Predominantly a comic actress - her breakthrough film was Nicholas Stoller's Forgetting Sarah Marshall in 2008 - she has done videogame adaptations (Max Payne), rom - coms (Friends with Benefits) and the stoner comedy Ted, directed by MacFarlane, opposite a flatulent, bong - smoking teddy bear.
Daniel Scheinert: — a coming - of - age teen comedy about ninth - graders crashing a party that the 12th - graders are throwing, but it has a bit of a Scott Pilgrim videogame aesthetic, where we would try to take that manic energy teenagers have and try to explore it with interactivity, where they're like, «What do I do?
What do you think you can offer with horror in a videogame that can't be offered with horror in a movie?
Silent Hill 2 really does exemplifiesthe essence of videogaming and whats its all about - brash, bold and controversial, but with a solid foundation of good game play and story.
Obviously to anyone thinking of purchasing, Call of Juarez is a fairly genre - specific choice and whilst some appeal may be lost to those without an interest in the Western genre, don't just completely disregard it based on that fact; it may be clichéd but it's still great fun, and is something greatly underrepresented within videogames.
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