Sentence examples for infancy games from inspiring English sources

Back in the 1980s, when the industry was in its infancy, games were often created by two-person teams consisting of one programmer and one artist.

The Koufax no-hitter was a rite of summer a half-century ago, when sports television was in its infancy and game replays were fantasy.

Narrative decision making with significantly different consequences is still in its infancy in the games world – particularly for big-budget games where voice over sessions, not to mention the scripts themselves and the art and design process, would need to be significantly longer to take into account major plot divergences.

When he was at his peak, in the early 1900s, his best sport, football, was in its infancy, a rough game undergoing basic rule changes and largely devoid of statistics.

By contrast, he added, "today's technology advances and upgrades are so fast that a device you buy today can become virtually obsolete in a matter of months, so there is no real time to fall in love with it the way you could in those golden years of video game infancy".

Bringing it all together with AR: Augmented reality, which analyzes video in real time so it can integrate graphical elements that seem like real parts of the world, is still very much in its video-game infancy.

In infancy, development activities include games and interactions with parents and others.

First, the Hall has neglected the game's infancy.

One fact Naismith knew, even during the game's infancy, was how important the officials would become.

That collaborative relationship is still in its infancy, but it holds game-changing promise.

If we go back three or four years to the infancy stages of his game, Griffin was a world-class athlete, but not much more.