Sentences with phrase «which sounds like»

No details about how it will accomplish that were given, but the February update will include changes to Quickplay game mode rules that will «increase the pace of gameplay and power ammo acquisition,» which sounds like it fits with the overall goal.

Mick Gordon's industrial, bone - rattling soundtrack, which sounds like something Nine Inch Nails might have done, intensifies the overall experience tremendously.

Sega is planning some sort of announcement regarding the Yakuza series, which sounds like whatever it is will be unveiled on July 19.

Supposedly, there will be new weapons for multiplayer included in the DLC, which sounds like a great way to split your player base.

This pack includes the Official Arranged Soundtrack to the title, unique artwork, and a Digital Fan Pack, which sounds like images for use with social media (I'd love to spam my friends» Walls with pictures of terrifying clown / bear hybrid Teddie!).

Additionally, they also announced a new social casino experience in Atari Casino (read more information about casino reviews), which sounds like a experience along the lines of mobile Zynga titles, with whom they just released Super Bunny Breakout.

Most of the time I was spamming the main attack (left arrow), which sounds like it would be sort of boring but honestly, it was oddly entertaining.

She can Phase through certain objects, which sounds like a fairly useful power to have.

Though they will have some kind of co-op MP mode which sounds like Spec Ops.

The plot follows an original storyline set apart from the light novels and anime, which sounds like a great idea for newcomers like myself.

You may be worried about buying presents or getting your cards in the mail, but here's what you need to understand: all of that is secondary to the upcoming Winter Wonderland event in Overwatch, which sounds like the best seasonal event yet.

Inklings communicate with each other in the Inkling language, which sounds like indecipherable, high - pitched gurgling.

If you're standing slightly under an awning your character won't grab the edge, which sounds like a minor complaint, but when you're in the heat of the moment, seconds away from losing your life, and more importantly precious survivor points to a herd of Zombies.

Purchasers of the bundle will get access to an Endurance Mode, which sounds like an extra hard difficulty setting, another tomb to explore in Baba Yaga: The Temple of the Witch, and Cold Darkness Awakened, which is a horde mode style of gameplay.

To finish off the greatest insult the game could pull, after beating the full game, you unlock something called Infinity Mode, which sounds like the game we wanted to play in the first place.

It is a sequence to Toki Tori, released back in 2001 (which sounds like 100 years in Internet time, doesn't it?)

I suspect PS + subs are dropping, the latest business docs show Sony are going to make efforts to retain income by offering more value, which sounds like people are not renewing as much as expected.

But we do get to pilot a TIE Fighter at one point, which sounds like more fun than standing in place, pulling on a Star Destroyer turned out to be.

Then of course there's the selling of space rocks, which sounds like an occupation unto itself when you factor in the transport logistics necessary to sell high, not to mention possible speculation if you opt to purchase storage facilities and wait for the market to trend in your favor.

Interestingly, the team cite Alien and Moon as examples of what they're aiming for which sounds like terrifying music to our ears.

Maybe because it has a name which sounds like it was pieced together by the Association of Generic Names but Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning has been largely forgotten about now that we've reached the time when everyone is writing up pointless lists.......

Contamination Mode is where one player is marked as contagious and has to infect other players (in - game, don't deliberately sneeze on whoever you're sharing a controller with), Cold Potato, which sounds like tag and Meteorite, which would be a standard race only with deadly meteors falling from the sky.

The price for a non-diver is often 10 % less which sounds like a small discount but you are taking a place that would otherwise be available to a diver.

(I was told by Amex that it won't be honored, then when I pressed for more info they put me on hold, came back and said it was up to Hilton... which sounds like total bs.)

But you say the companion ticket is like turning 50k into 100k — which sounds like you get a free companion pass every flight, not once a year.

The children are homeschooled while visiting incredible destinations, which sounds like a great way to grow up!

But avoiding credit card debt can give you financial peace of mind — which sounds like a fine present for the holidays.

I think it's a matter of being honest with yourself and finding what works for you, which it sounds like you're doing.

From there we passed through the CBD, which sounds like a government agency or a venereal disease, but in actuality stands for «Central Business District.»

For example, dwarf hamsters & rats grind their teeth to make a noise which sounds like a quiet tapping noise.

I have a blue bully and we have tried everything except the allergy shots, which sounds like doesn't work.

They may fight (act defensively), flight (run away) or give up and freeze, which sounds like your case.

Beagles are very well - known for their bark, which sounds like a cross between a bray and a howl.Size: Dogs â $ «Height: 14 - 16 inches / Weight: 22 - 25 poundsBitches â $ «Height: 13 - 15 inches / Weight: 20 - 23 poundsThere are two height classes for Beagles.

Which sounds like a better deal to you?

It promotes regular investing on it's website, which sounds like a good idea, but I'm not so sure that regular contributions and stocks should go together.

It has more than 700 locations in 56 countries, which sounds like a lot until you compare it with the 4,000 + offered by other major chains.

If you're not an expert, which it sounds like none of you are, stay the heck away from stocks and bonds until the markets stabilize.

In theory AllianzGI Behavioral Advantage Large Cap Fund (AZFAX) is going to be reorganized «with and into» Fuller & Thaler Behavioral Core Equity Fund, which sounds like the original fund is disappearing.

If traditional retirement doesn't sound good enough to you, you may be interested in early retirement which sounds like a dream to most of us.

The same consideration would apply with your pension, which sounds like it must be a defined contribution (DC) pension plan.

Today, I clicked through to the one for GE Interest Plus (http://www.geinterestplus.com/), which sounds like an opportunity for an individual investor to purchase bond - like instruments in GE.

If your income is low enough and you qualify for IBR, which it sounds like you might, that's all this company is doing for you — signing you up for a program.

That was followed by confirmation of specs and a release date — in 3 — 4 weeks which confirms an August release we've been hearing about, and some of the rumored specs are confirmed — a 10.1 ″ 1280 x 800 display, capacitive touch screen with stylus support, an Nvidia Tegra 2 chip and «some kind of trackpoint» which sounds like an optical mouse.

Which sounds like Amazon and others will have to allow you to buy books inside of the app — giving Apple a 30 percent cut of the proceeds in the process.

Amazon call this Whispernet, which sounds like some sort of gossip super highway.

While the Atom processor is running at 1.8 GHz, which sounds like enough, the sacrifice made to eek out more power limits the performance.

Which sounds like the sort of thing that the biggest book retailer on the planet would * know *, after a couple decades of slinging books left and right.

RIM's CEO is heavily touting a handful of features: Universal search across the device — apps, emails, feeds, contacts, music, internets, etc.; a universal inbox, which is basically a stream of all your emails, messages, social networks and RSS feeds; and wireless music syncing a la Zune, which sounds like hotness.

Besides the «we boasts» (which sounds like a non-native English speaker to me), it should be «thirty - eight,» with a hyphen.

I will say that I work in the self - publishing industry, so my experience is not in traditional publishing (which sounds like the route you want to take).