Sentence examples for dollar games from inspiring English sources

"Many of my first employees learnt to program videogames on the computers they were first exposed to at school, and those skills helped to build the multi-billion dollar games industry we have today".

Despite raising significant funding from investors, Carousell is under pressure from Garena, the multi-billion dollar games firm that is eying a U.S. IPO and pumping considerable funds into Shopee, its own take on social commerce.

Wal-Mart has taken it upon itself to sell video games this holiday season (not sure if it's a permanent thing or not) for $10 less than you'll find at GameStop, Best Buy, Amazon, etc. Sixty dollar games become $50, $50 games become $40, and so on.

The game, billed as the Million Dollar Game, drew a crowd of 24,153 to the 90,000-seat Los Angeles Coliseum.

It is the Million Dollar Game, based on the money that will be divided by the winning team in the championship game April 21 in Orlando, Fla.

Joe Queenan's review of "The Billion Dollar Game" (Feb. 1) commented on the Super Bowl broad­casters including the "snide, yappy Joe Buck".

"The Billion Dollar Game" is a tribute to the people who bring us the game, the people who broadcast the game, the people who market beer during the game and the people who hold parties before the game.

Samuel's name does not appear in Allen St. John's book "The Billion Dollar Game: Behind the Scenes of the Greatest Day in American Sport — Super Bowl Sunday," nor is his muffed interception described.

To the San Francisco Demons and the Los Angeles Xtreme, there is a lot at stake when they meet in The Million Dollar Game tonight for the XFL's first title.

These and other questions explained: With the NBA players' decision to reject the league's latest offer, the multi-billion dollar game of chicken has officially ended in a crash.

The best parts of "The Billion Dollar Game" occur early, when St. John describes how the stadium where Super Bowl XLII was played got built in the first place.