Sentence examples for hold gaming from inspiring English sources

The biggest contributor to antisocial behaviour problems in the area is not the fact that the premises hold gaming licences, it is the additional fact they will hold liquor licences... this would mean a shift in the demand on police from their traditional activities.' Warner also fears that super-casinos would 'increase access to gambling for children and vulnerable groups'.

Carmack's ability to hold gaming concepts is among the most remarkable, considering just how massively complex the virtual world of gaming is.

Though it may be a bit messy at first, HTC's shift to build a non-gaming storefront is a smart one and will help lend some differentiation to the Vive brand in a field about to be crowded further by the PSVR, which will obviously hold gaming central to its product DNA.

Holding gaming handsets connected to a row of five Apple Macs, they wander virtually through Manchester's dazzling "entertainment district", to an area close to its main railway station where two elevated highways carry speeding traffic over hulking modernist buildings.

Galinger previously held gaming positions at Electronic Arts, Enorbus, Microsoft and Blizzard.

The council said the students had "disregarded" a noise abatement order after holding gaming sessions at full volume in the early hours of the morning.

The project is an attempt "to design a hand held gaming device that would combine the gaming power of the Xbox 360 and the music and video power of the Microsoft Zune".

Sony could turn motion sensitive image scrolling into a whole new hand held gaming experience that could combine the excitement of the WiiMote with MMOG allowing users to literally move around 360 degrees with the viewer in hand while playing (clearly more interesting for first-person style games).

Watch the video embedded above to hear about his outlook on keeping creativity alive, what television could look like in the near future as gamification takes hold, where gaming startups go from here in general, why despite recent stock market setbacks he's actually long on Zynga, and much more.

They've partnered with Seattle's Big Fish Games, a privately held casual gaming company that made more than $180 million in 2011, to distribute a game called Match-­‐Up!

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