Sentence examples for super stardust from inspiring English sources

Ah, another frenetic, hypnotic shooter from Super Stardust creator Housemarque, this time in a rotating 2D environment buzzing with laser blasts, eye-popping explosions and blazing score multipliers.

Gran Turismo 5 will head the list followed by the likes of Super Stardust HD, Pain and WipeOut HD, which are all being made available free to purchasers of Sony's latest 3D Bravia televisions.

The line-up ranges from major titles such as Uncharted: Golden Abyss (above), WipEout 2048 and Virtua Tennis 4, to smaller downloadable games like Escape Plan and Super Stardust Delta.

A quick glance at Metacritic shows that it's the third-party titles that are scoring highest, with Ubisoft's Rayman Origins and Lumines conversions at the top of the heap, and hardcore gems Super Stardust Delta and BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend also attracting average ratings over over 80.

Kvetching aside, Sony will release four stereoscopic 3D games for the PS3 tomorrow: Wipeout HD, Super Stardust, PAIN, and Motor Storm Pacific Rift.

The titles include PAIN (partial game) and MotorStorm®: Pacific Rift (demo) and full game downloads of WipEout® HD and Super StarDust™ HD.

The loss to the British game of its superstar player, the man who sprinkles stardust on Super League, further underlines the seemingly irreversible trend of our top players moving to Australasia.

To get into character for writing this piece, I shaved with my Milward Courier (battery-powered) razor, stepped into my bracingly synthetic Irvine Sellars flares, and, slotting Ziggy Stardust into the Super-8 tape player, drove my liver-brown Austin Allegro, the one with the "innovative and progressive" square steering wheel, to London's South Bank.

Bob Dylan, Ziggy Stardust, Johnny Rotten and Slim Shady are super-aliases, masking the secret identities of Robert Zimmerman et al. In the 1970s, the masked and costumed Kiss and Alice Cooper both starred in Marvel comics, and in 1994 Cooper employed British writer Neil Gaiman to help conceive his Lost in America album.

After reading a review of his reissued back catalog in Q magazine, I started working my way through the '70s albums, starting with Hunky Dory, The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars, Diamond Dogs, Low and Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps).

For example, to handle the blizzard of bets on the Super Bowl in 1984, the year before they got the computer system, a bleary-eyed crew of four at the Stardust had to stay up almost all night to grade the 20,000 handwritten wagers worth $2 million, says Stardust race and sports book director Scotty Schettler.