"game destination" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific location or place where a game is played or where gamers gather to play games. Example: "The city of Tokyo is known as a popular game destination, with its numerous arcades and gaming conventions attracting thousands of avid gamers every year."
In mid-July, however, Moog, who also founded online game destination, Areyougame.com, quit Toysrus.com in a huff.
MyTopia is also running a game destination site called MyTopia Online which was considered a distraction by the panel of judges.
Hallpass Media, which has raised $2 million in funding, is a online gaming network consisting of vertically focused casual game destinations.
Throughout the afternoon players monitored the news on Twitter, reading reports about their possible bowl game destinations.
Yahoo has long been one of the biggest game destinations on the Internet.
The Bulldogs will have to wait another week to learn their bowl-game destination.
Services will include a paid subscription service with no adverts, the branding of Shockwave as a family games destination, a new games site for girls called The-NGames and the new NeoStudios division which will focus on launching a new virtual gaming network every other year from 2008.
These are impressive numbers: the second ranked online gaming destination is Spil Games, and the total amount of traffic that network receives on a global scale per month is close to that of Mochi Media Action, a subset of Mochi's network made up of only one genre (adventure games).
The last party treat was a drawing of slips with various possible post-game destinations inked on them, including Zorba's Adult Shop, on Scottsdale Road, and a long-shot Las Vegas.
As in Ingress, Niantic's previous GPS-driven game, Pokémon Go uses local landmarks like murals, churches, and monuments as in-game destinations.
Among his programs for rebuilding the American game is "Destination USA," attracting those top teams to visit.
