Sentence examples for game frame from inspiring English sources
The company, which has already raised nearly $20 million in three rounds, powers some big gaming portals including MiniClip.com and Shockwave.com with its Game Frame platform.
PIXEL and Game Frame are parallels in many way, but each has its own strengths.
Just last week, Darrell pointed out the Game Frame, a strikingly similar concept that has raised $60k on Kickstarter with nearly 3 weeks left in its campaign.
Game Frame comes with art from the much-adored pixel artist eBoy, while PIXEL comes with art from 10 different artists.
But MAME isn't perfect; there are tiny differences in how it displays graphics — things you wouldn't notice unless you were watching a game frame by frame looking for them in particular.
PIXEL has a higher resolution (1024 pixels vs. Game Frame's 256), but Game Frame uses some clever optics voodoo to make each individual LED into a massive, evenly-lit square pixel.
Christopher Oram's design underlines the theatrical game, framing the action by chunky pillars which look as if they're real pretending to be fake.
In the professional game, frames tend to unfold with vivid, unsettling ease — the balls slide into the pockets as if there were nowhere else for them to go — or with staggering, metaphysical difficulty, as the players foil one another by arranging the balls in illogical patterns, a type of play known as "safety," and everyone's nerves go to hell.
The creator, Phillip Burgess used a tool called Nanoscreen to downsample and display the game frames on the tiny, tiny screen.
Since the activities simulate evolution and were always presented as a game framed within a short story, K-4 students are easily engaged into the discussions and are able to understand apparently complex topics such as natural selection and genetic drift.
According to a reviewer for Edge magazine, "[l]ook at it one way, and it's a choking journey with unprecedented attention to unease and psychological horror, a game framed with unparalleled sophistication.
