Sentence examples for competing game from inspiring English sources

The introduction of a competing game on Facebook seems to indicate an about-face in strategy.

At the time, industry analysts said the company cited three reasons for having to restate revenue: it reported revenue from sales it did not make, it failed to record the cost of acquiring a competing game maker and it overstated licensing revenue.

For instance, for the Electronic Arts football video game Madden '04, GameSpot Trax gauges how consumer awareness has changed since its release in early August by tracking, among other things, the number of players who have visited the Madden '04 section of the GameSpot Web site, in contrast to the number who have visited the GameSpot Web pages of competing game titles.

On Sunday Mr. Gates will travel to Las Vegas for the annual Consumer Electronics Show in an unaccustomed role -- that of neophyte and underdog -- to introduce the X-Box to an industry increasingly dominated by digital appliances and gadgets, including the competing game consoles of Sony, Nintendo and Sega.

Sapeta was offered "bonus points" if she could "propose a feature in [Playdom's competing] game that [she][thought] whould improve [user] growth". Playdom even suggested the feature "can be a straight up ripoff from our competitors [i.e., Zynga's] app," but with the caveat that Sapeta would "still have to explain in detail" how the ripped off features would work in Playdom's competing game.

Competing game music franchise "Guitar Hero" saw strong sales with "Guitar Hero: Aerosmith," which sold over 1 million copies and brought in more than $50 million during the first three months after its release in June 2008.

This made for competing games from the same brand!

Along the way, Facebook experimented with some search ads, like showing competing games when you searched for a specific game like FarmVille.

"We played a compete game.

This time it will be Game 7. "But it's no different than competing in Game 6, and it's kind of scary because we didn't compete in Game 6 tonight," growled a seething Larry Robinson, the Devils' coach.

Mr. Lapin had formerly been the chief operating officer of THQ, a competing video game company.