Sentence examples for tiny game from inspiring English sources

WHEN I took Nokia's new N-Gage hand-held gaming console out of the box, the first thing I wanted to do was put a game in it, but I could not find a slot for the tiny game card.

'Whatever you say' "), and they would return with game birds or ingredients for some of the most improbable dishes ever to be served in an English public house: écrevisses in a reduced lobster sauce, oysters with caviar, and roasted ortolan — the rare and tiny game bird, served virtually breathing, its innards to be gulped down like a raw crustacean.

Wiechec built "A Tiny Game of Pong" over the course of five months.

"I can't spend millions on this, but I still have to make it seem like a launch event, even though it is a tiny game," he says.

One of the sleeper hits on the charts over the last year has been a tiny game out of Denmark called Subway Surfers.

The app, "A Tiny Game of Pong," brings the classic 70's game to your smartwatch, but with a modern twist.

"Go open the fridge," he said, and Allmon did as he was told, standing there like a tiny game-show hostess with the fridge contents on display.

Even an imposing sport sedan, the exotically styled Fisker Karma, goes for a tiny game-changer under the hood: A two-liter G.M. four-cylinder matod to a plug-in hybrid system, good for 403 total horsepower.

iPhone / iPad Tiny Games is brilliant: an app that asks you where you are and how many people you're with before suggesting micro-games to play in the real world, using the objects at hand.

There with me were people like Ivan Notaros, an incredibly talented Serbian developer who was ostensibly making a game called House of Flowers based on his experience and knowledge of the war in Yugoslavia in the 90s, but spent much of his time making tiny games, procedurally generated art, and incredible low-res photogrammetry of us as a group.

The long-overdue tiny games market for the PSP is going to be launching, starring low-priced, sub-100MB games called Minis.