Sentence examples for running gaming from inspiring English sources

The problems with the most recent additions are hard to pinpoint - though can largely be attributed to a problem that plagues many long running gaming series; namely, when you reach a pinnacle (be it FFVII, Pro Evo 4 or Resident Evil 4) how do you then keep the series fresh without making so many changes that it loses what made it special in the first place?

Or course, most folk with a pulse will know that gaming offers more than guns, gore and on-pitch battles, but there is no harm in hammering the message home, which is why, for the second year running, gaming's version of the Booker prize has taken place.

Moledina has been in the gaming industry for ages, but usually in a business development role either at EA, Funzio or in running gaming magazines and events.

After being leader behind Digital Chocolate's efforts in Finland, Paananen picked up many lessons in what to do and what not to do in running gaming studios.

DraftKings was just approved for a Controlled Skill Games License from the Malta Gaming Authority, which is the entity that runs gaming in Malta – a small island nation south of Italy.

"It would certainly fit nicely into what is already a well-established and strictly run gaming industry.

Loto-Quebec, the agency that runs gaming in the province, is being sued for almost C$700m on behalf of an estimated 125,000 pathological gamblers.

Rose through ranks: ran gaming, media and entertainment divisions.

One way in which such practices are discouraged is for companies running online gaming services – especially Microsoft with Xbox Live – to collaborate with games developers and publishers and to ban those found playing games online before their official launch date.

"What we have achieved is state regulation (by) our gaming control board, which we prefer to federal regulation because the state has more understanding in running the gaming business," said Jerry Higgins, executive director of the Nevada Gaming Industry Assn.

Assuming the hardware is sold at break-even, that means $4.4 billion in software revenues over five years, or $880m a year, from which the costs of running the gaming division must be deducted.