It might look cartoony, but The Walking Dead offers conclusive evidence that games can tell stories every bit as engrossing, as affecting, as those in other mediums.
However, decent chap that he is, Terry held his hands up when shown the very conclusive footage after the game and said sorry.
Harrison was hit by two Cardinals as he approached the endzone and replays suggested his knee may have touched the floor before he crossed the goal line, but the footage was not conclusive enough for the game referee Terry McAulay to overturn the ruling made on the field.
This explains my near-total indifference to the season of 1998, one so celebrated by so many others and so widely welcomed as the game's conclusive recovery from the self-inflicted wounds of the strike of 1994.
"There is still no conclusive evidence that video games make people violent," read the final slide, concluding: "The debate continues".
The development team wanted the game to bring a conclusive end to the story of both Lightning and the XIII universe, and to address criticisms leveled against the last two games.
I wouldn't say it was conclusive, because Scotland had enough chances to win the game, but Wales showed a more clinical edge to take theirs.
The blast evicted Maeda from the game in the fifth inning and proved conclusive in a 4-1 defeat.
This was an exhibition of the game's capacity for destructive creativity even more conclusive than the one with which they captured the trophy against Germany in Vienna four years ago or the intervening World Cup victory over Holland in Johannesburg.
SIR —After playing cat and mouse game with North Korea and giving up without any conclusive proof of the nuke and as per Dr. Hans Blix on Iraq MWD, this is the only choice Mr. Bush has.
Last September, the Philadelphia Flyers' Wayne Simmonds was accused of directing a homophobic slur at Avery in a preseason game; Simmonds denied it and the league had no conclusive evidence.
