Sentence examples for computer titles from inspiring English sources
The last 11 world computer titles have been captured by either Jack from the Netherlands or Wbridge5 from France.
Must they wade through books in English? A. Many popular computer titles have been translated into Italian, and plenty of technical books are written in Italian as well.
At first they were loosely affiliated submarine simulations, with early home computer titles based on the Hunt for the Red October and Red Storm Rising.
It's mobile games, rather than console or computer titles that have really taken off here as phones are cheap, portable and ubiquitous: estimates suggest the continent has around 600m mobile subscribers.
The other leg is a reading room, with one wall devoted to magazines (heavy on literary, art and computer titles) and another to books (a collection that ranges from volumes on Jewish mysticism to Hunter S. Thompson's "Proud Highway").
It will add content from C&VG as well as its other computer titles, including PC Zone and Official Dreamcast, and is hoping for 500,000 regular users within the first month of the site's existence.
Back then, however, there was trepidation around using the complexities of classic board-based war games in a computer title.
The album "OK Computer," with titles like "Paranoid Android," "Karma Police," and "Climbing Up the Walls," pictured the onslaught of the information age and a young person's panicky embrace of it.
The Entertainment Software Rating Board, a nonprofit organization that has rated more than 7,000 video and computer software titles since 1994, has designed a search engine that lets people consider different software products based on the board's rating system.
Over Skype, Brett excitedly listed some of the 100-plus computer game titles that recently thwarted his desire to shower for six days.
Just do a title search on the library computer for any titles not physically there, put in an e-request, and magic library gnomes deliver your request to your branch in a couple of days.
