Sentence examples for scarcity of games from inspiring English sources

The scarcity of games lets cable operators say they carry enough: 248 on CBS, Fox, NBC and ESPN.

All the Uto-Aztecan tribes still hunt, but scarcity of game makes hunting relatively unimportant.

But a growing scarcity of game means pi pia doesn't make the menu every day.

Meanwhile, a company called Barcade has opened venues in New York, Jersey City, and Philadelphia where it is possible to enjoy a craft beer and an old arcade game simultaneously, a business model that relies both on the scarcity of the games themselves and on the sense of nostalgia that they engender among patrons.

In the past, each new generation of game console was incompatible with the previous one, leading to a scarcity of new game titles and a flood of older consoles at local garage sales.

Would we be shown a couple of tame gazelles then treated to the "Aren't ants fascinating?" lecture, a sure-fire sign of the scarcity of bigger game.

In part, that's down to the scarcity of people like him — game designers whose artistic ingenuity is matched by a thoughtfulness in words.

The very scarcity of goals in the game is one thing that gives soccer its character as a sport.

The similarities between virtual economies and real ones have emerged, Dibbell says, because MMORPGs have introduced the concept of scarcity to their games.

We are so far away from scarcity, that we now farm ones and zeroes inside of games instead of grains and cereals inside of farms.

When people talk about exclusivity and scarcity these days, discussions of game mechanics are never far behind.