Sentence examples for boy iteration from inspiring English sources

Allgame believed that Metroid II would please fans of the original Metroid, and they noticed that the backgrounds were more detailed in this Game Boy iteration.

Rivera and Lillis continue to develop the Beautiful Boy series, each iteration unraveling a new challenge to traditional gender ideologies, even Rivera's own.

He himself calls it "play". For Gehry, the "barefoot boy" idea was one more iteration in the dance of ideas.

This Virtual Console iteration is the Game Boy Advance remake, complete with voiced Mario and Luigi.

In an early iteration, the Kansas "barefoot boy" was to be the central image, a concept about which Susan Eisenhower, an Eisenhower granddaughter, said, "The man we celebrate is not a dreamy boy, but a real man who faced unthinkable choices, took personal responsibility and did his duty with modesty and humanity".

In an early iteration, the Kansas "barefoot boy" was to be the central image, a concept about which Susan Eisenhower, an Eisenhower granddaughter, said, "The man we celebrate is not a dreamy boy, but a real man who faced unthinkable choices, took personal responsibility and did his duty — with modesty and humanity".

Gaming was taking off and portable gaming was about to change completely with a number of handheld devices – including multiple iterations of the Game Boy.

But it's noteworthy (and utterly neglected in Ms. Waxman's article) that this is one more iteration of the old-boys' network, albeit with younger and (arguably) edgier boys.

The latest iteration of the platform, the Game Boy Advance SP, is backwards compatible with the cartridges from the initial launch in 1989.

Because Game Boy Advance has a wider screen than previous iterations, players have the option of running their old games in a squished square box or stretched out across the screen.

The cut scene animations were rendered using the graphical engine of the PlayStation 2 iteration and then encoded for the Game Boy Advance by using a technology developed by Japanese company, AM3.