Sentence examples for sought after games from inspiring English sources

The Nintendo World Championship NES cartridge is one of the rarest and most sought after "games" for the Nintendo Entertainment System in existence.

Needless to say, it's impossible to conduct a "representative study" in this case, but I did my best to identify the most sought after games in about seven or eight retro game stores in Akihabara as of a couple of days ago.

Though the upright cabinets are common, the cocktail version is a rare, sought after game.

The most sought-after games in the world are the ones with some history behind them: Real v Barcelona, River v Boca, PSG v Marseille, Bayern v Dortmund.

That does not necessarily mean popular games will be available when you want them, even though most of the larger services carry several hundred copies of the most sought-after games.

The most sought-after games and toys are near evenly divided between the wimp and warrior camps, according to Google search terms.

They are not generally sought after as game birds as they are not especially palatable, although they have on occasion been taken in great numbers at water holes.

I remember a few years back when the Baldur's Gate expansion, Tales of the Sword Coast, became one of the most sought after video game add-ons ever, at least for me.

Besides its biological and ecological value, the Iberian ibex is also a much sought after big game trophy, and hence has a high socio-economic value [ 34].

Anything with a dragon or a panda on it is particularly sought after at these Games, and so is the pin from CCTV, the Chinese television network.

The east Australian current, which brings warm water down from the tropics moves through the reserve, which means that at its surface the area is rich in pelagic species, such as marlin and tuna, that are highly sought after by both game and commercial fishers.