Sentence examples for game a connection from inspiring English sources

"That led me to really want to do something at a grassroots level, and get football back to what it was supposed to be originally: the love of the game, a connection to the local community and that community reflected in the collectivism of a football team.

Since both the player and the main character find themselves in a new world, Nojima wanted Tidus' understanding of the world to reflect the player's progress in the game; a connection that allowed the player to advance Tidus' first-person narration of most of Final Fantasy X. Nojima created a brief description for Tidus to give the character designer, Tetsuya Nomura, a rough scenario to work with.

Next Level Games cited a connection between Strikers and NHL Hitz Pro in terms of gameplay mechanics, claiming that the latter influenced the "responsive gameplay" in Strikers, as well as the use of goalkeepers and on-field collisions.

The online game network includes a connection to arcade game centers operated by Sega and Namco.

After that, all hell breaks loose as you basically turn yourself into a game developer, creating a connection to your Zune device and then building and deploying games onto it (except you don't have to actually program the games).

The thing that looks like part of a hangman's game is called a connection symbol.

In the US, a ruling was passed in late 2015 that granted near enough anyone the right to alter defunct games that required a connection to dedicated (and now offline) servers to properly operate, in order to keep them "active", albeit mostly only in museum and library spaces outside of the truly hardcore home enthusiast.

Garcia promptly completed his deepest pass of the game, a 38-yard connection to wide receiver D.L. Moore.

Games are primarily about a connection between the player, the game world, and the central mechanic of the game.

In the philosophical piece, similar in its approach to the work of Jorge Luis Borges and César Aira, Mr. Karinthy had his characters propose a game of connection, choosing strangers such as a Nobel Prize-winning writer and a worker for the Ford Motor Company and forging lines of acquaintance between themselves and those subjects.

A connection game called Square++ is designed, which is played by almost similar rules to that of Hex but on a square board.