Sentence examples for client games from inspiring English sources

You can't suddenly take people who have learned to build native client games on Objective C and Java and have them go build with fewer options.

Game Engine environment: Unity game includes the Unity server and client game.

Figure 9 shows the process of setting up a server game and a client game once the plug-in has been started as shown in Figure 8. Figure 9 Process to set up a server game and connect a client game.

"In my opinion, past [attempts] to solve the email client game went 75percentt of the way there," he said.

While you can easily run a server on any computer (the program requires a server app to run in conjunction with a client "game" app), why not use your newly acquired Raspberry Pi?

Last year, the agency settled with a Seattle-based public relations firm after it posted reviews of clients' games online without disclosing the reviewers' relationship with the clients.

According to the commission's complaint, Reverb employees, including Ms. Snitker, posted positive reviews about clients' games from November 2008 to May 2009.

The Federal Trade Commission said on Thursday that a California marketing company had settled charges that it engaged in deceptive advertising by having its employees write and post positive reviews of clients' games in the Apple iTunes Store, without disclosing that they were being paid to do so.

There is also the 'Position', which is of Vector3 type (3D vector), is used for maintaining the position of the player across the network on the clients games.

My office did mention that you had issues with our staff and interns writing reviews for some of our clients games, I'm sure you are aware that in order to write a review on iTunes an individual needs to purchase the game or app and can only write one review.

But Homan Square is unlike Chicago police precinct houses, according to lawyers who described a "find-your-client game" and experts who reviewed data from the latest tranche of arrestee records obtained by the Guardian.