"game product" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a product that is related to or used for playing games. Example: The new gaming company released its latest game product, a virtual reality headset, to much excitement and anticipation from gamers worldwide.
After a somewhat painful training curve, the offshore team was actually able to match California-based testers in productivity". Today most large video game product development includes significant contributions in art, animation, engineering and QA from Asian teams.
This silver edition is a sign that Nintendo is indeed intent on playing the collectible angle of these toys for all it's worth, which is definitely understandable given Nintendo's early foray into gaming centered on collectible cards, and its video game product history is dotted with limited releases.
Interstitial and dedicated gaming styles will have to be catered for within the same game product, creating challenges for designers of the future.
There used to be a phrase in the ad game, "product as hero"; today it should read "man as moron".
The results show five characteristic dimensions (design, appearance, functionality, rules, and objectives) and five element dimension (game, product, security, process, and information).
According to Forrester Research, video game product placements will generate $705 million by 2005, money that can ease the cost of video game development.
It has come up with a visual style that is now used throughout its computer, mobile and game products.
Nintendo Company, Ltd., which owns an 80% market share of all video game products, is sponsoring the competition.
The PCR RFLP reported here, targeting the MC1R gene may be routinely applied to verify the correct labelling of game products.
GameSpot Trax provides statistics tracking each category for the 8,500 video game products covered by GameSpot and CNET's other game sites.
In its most recent quarter, 30.7 percent of its sales and nearly half of its gross profits came from used game products.
