Sentence examples for expression of a game from inspiring English sources

It feels like the true expression of a game that we had previously seen only in glimpses.

Both are legally entitled to do this because as long as the outward expression of a game (its art, music, writing etc) is distinct then a game is considered distinct under copyright law.

It is the personal expression of an author: the game is Jonathan Blow.

But the defenders of Scrabulous may also have a strong argument that there is complete overlap between the idea and expression of the game of Scrabble, and that the basic elements of the game, including the precise layout and colors on the grid, are functional and public domain concepts not protected by copyright law at all.

Regardless of the aims and beliefs of any one individual using the tag, Gamergate is an expression of a narrative that certain video-game fans have chosen to believe: that the types of games they enjoy may change or disappear in the face of progressive criticism and commentary, and that the writers and journalists who cover the industry coördinate their message and skew it to push an agenda.

Yet Test cricket's reluctant obituarists have been out in force these last few days, wondering what can be done to save the ultimate expression of the game and asking whether it will live to celebrate its 3,000th match.

However, copyright law does protect the expression of ideas, the unique expression of the game's underlying concepts that make the character and content of the game.

One of Blow's design goals was to achieve gameplay innovation naturally through the artistic expression of the game.

After the Uruguay game, he bore the pained expression of a man who'd had his holiday cut short.

It used to be, 'Well, let's make a movie and then make a video game version as a licensed product.' The next step to this will be the collaboration between the stories, between the complexity of their stories and the personal expression of the video game.

Like the first two, Drake's Deception is a platforming third-person cover shooter with puzzles, about the most generic (alternately: Platonic) expression of modern AAA game design sensibilities you can find.