Sentence examples for mass gaming from inspiring English sources

Things like Call of Duty: Black Ops are such obvious vote-winners with the mass gaming public, but Dance Central does something unique in cahoots with an incredible piece of technology in Kinect".

"Notwithstanding a challenging environment in the VIP and premium mass gaming segments, we delivered $711.2m in adjusted property [earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization] across our property portfolio," Adelson said.

It has even managed to produced its own mass gaming phenomenon, Twitch Plays Pokemon, which had many thousands of viewers attempting to complete the original Pokemon game through the text chat interface.

Looking longer term, McKnight and Shore question whether mass gaming can pick up the slack, noting ongoing uncertainty over transport improvements and policies meant to support the mass market transition and Macau's customer base still skewed toward the wealthy, noting challenges faced by Lawrence Ho's Studio City project as a mass market property before adding VIP play late last year.

This isn't scientific and it's possible to game it; however, any obvious mass-gaming will make that submission ineligible to win.

Fortnite developers indeed have 'cracked the code' of mass-gaming.

Then two things happened that changed the industry for good – one was that mass mobile gaming really caught on, and the second was the arrival of Unity – a platform that opened up games development to a wider user base.

Internet connections were slower and less reliable, mass online gaming was a novelty and players were keen to explore a whole new world, even if it was filled with murderous, mutated wildlife.

Way back in the misty, distant infancy of mass electronic gaming — otherwise known as the 1980s — the Electronic Arts brand stood for the highest levels of quality and innovation in interactive entertainment.

Järvilehto believes that this year presents an "unrivalled opportunity" to create completely original, mass audience gaming experiences, alluding to the launch of Apple's smart watch.

A third console, Nintendo's Wii, seems to have captured the casual and mass-market gaming audience.