Sentence examples for games centres from inspiring English sources

Set in a dystopian post-America now known as Panem, where an elite preside over a starving, benighted working class, The Hunger Games centres around a brutal televised tournament where randomly selected teens, referred to as "tributes", are whisked away to battle to the death for the enjoyment of their oppressors.

Laptops and desktop computers have to do a lot of work nowadays – doubling as stereos, TVs and games centres – but with so many of today's small computers packing equally small speakers, getting a good replacement pair can bring your films and music to life.

Decades ago, all the talk in the world of games centred on beating Hollywood at its own game – but what we got, instead, demonstrated how difficult that was.

Open year round, 24 hours a day The top floor of Akihabara's Super Potato retro games centre is an old-time Japanese arcade, complete with 1970s-style glass-top cocktarcadecabinetsinets.

The decision to make the central character a woman was part of Hollis' belief that there "should be more games centred on women".

The game centres around 'the grid'.

The Gin Game centres on the lives of two lonely residents of a retirement home.

G-Front sells arcade game boards (the circuit boards operating within the big boxes) intended for use in game centres rather than home consoles.

"They're hanging in there, weathering changes in how we consume media," adds Brian Ashcraft, senior editor of gaming website Kotaku in Japan and author of Arcade Mania: The Turbo-charged World of Japan's Game Centres.

The game centres around Eastern European immigrant Niko Bellic who arrives in a contemporary Liberty City to pursue the American dream after a few years spent working in the up-and-coming areas of human trafficking and murder.

If that game centres on the trenches and eponymous battlefield, it'll present a challenge to decade-old shooter trends.