Sentence examples for ironically game from inspiring English sources

Ironically, Game of Thrones' sixth season was actually the most enjoyable season to sit through certainly more so than the grueling fifth season.

"Ironically, games devs who've already had to deal with Android screen size fragmentation are now perfectly placed to handle the new machines without too much trouble".

Ironically, the game they wanted to make, and indeed did make, was Titanfall, a sci-fi shooter – the very thing fans are upset about now.

In Jenkins, Warner has found a director with indie credit that rival studio Marvel hired for its film Thor: The Dark World before replacing her with Alan Taylor – ironically another Game of Thrones alumnus.

Ironically, the game that arguably now brings them most credit is the 1-0 loss in the Bernabeu with a contentious team selection from Rodgers when he left out the likes of Gerrard and Raheem Sterling then subsequently made seven changes for the home game to Chelsea, which Liverpool lost.

Game girls Ironically considering its name, Game Boy was also one one of the first games machines to successfully target female players.

Ironically, the best game of the three launch titles is Pictionary, the old pen-and-paper board game given a 21st century twist.

The mea culpa was accompanied by the offer of a free EA game, ironically downloadable from the company's Origin digital service – the same controversial infrastucture that's running SimCity.

"For the team management it's about preparing a side to be involved in the Six Nations and ironically our first game will be against England at Murrayfield".

Many of those sales will be from people buying the game ironically, to snigger at it not diehard farming enthusiasts.

The only hint at the true creation of the game ironically comes from the last Calvinball strip, in which a game of football quickly devolves into a game of Calvinball.