Sentence examples for a range of game from inspiring English sources
Among poststroke patients, the range of motor function is varied; thus, gaming rehabilitation treatments should offer a range of game challenges from which the patients can choose.
However, on Wednesday, Iwata announced that from this autumn, Nintendo will be releasing NFC-compatible character figurines, which will be able to interact with a range of game titles.
Then there is Multiplayer, a cornerstone of CoD titles, where players face off with other players online in a range of game modes.
These included spatial and temporal comparisons of raptor, corvid, gull, mustelid, fox and hedgehog predators and their effect on a range of game and non-game birds (waders, gulls and rails) and the brown hare (Lepus europaeus).
The Group's game portfolio comprises a range of games that cater to various types of players and gaming preferences, current offerings include the following games: Way of the Five, Eudemons Online, Conquer Online, Zero Online, and Heroes of Might & Magic Online.
Among other sites, EA.com charges $5 to $10 a month to play a range of games, including tournaments.
Mathematics is a very powerful tool for producing winning strategies in a range of games, from Monopoly to chocolate-chilli-roulette, from the lottery to the roulette wheel.
"Our role there is as facilitators to help them experience a range of games with different speeds, cognitive levels and control complexities," says communications chief Mark Saville.
The only high-end console that plays a range of games over the Internet is Sega's famously failed Dreamcast, which is no longer being manufactured.
Teams at Australia's Casey, Davis and Mawson stations took Tuesday off work to celebrate the shortest day of the year with a range of games, pantomimes and a gourmet dinner.
"A trade mark can be anything that identifies the goods and services of a business or distinguishes them from those of another – so you can trade mark a single word of common usage," explains Alex Tutty of law firm Sheridans, which represents a range of games companies.
