gamesindustry造句

• In May 2008 the site launched the GamesIndustry . biz Network for industry professionals.
• "Eurogamer " has a sister site, GamesIndustry . biz, which reports on the global video games industry.
• "Today s Gamers MMO Focus Report ", published in March 2010, was commissioned by TNS and gamesindustry . com.
• On 10 December 2010 GamesIndustry reported that " Hot Pursuit " managed to sell 417, 000 units in the US in just two weeks.
• On September 20, GamesIndustry . biz reported that " NHL 13 " had posted the best first week sales in the franchise's history.
• Later, GamesIndustry . biz reported that Nintendo had indeed confirmed that " A number of White DS Lite made for the UK market were stolen in Hong Kong ."
• Phil Elliott of GamesIndustry . biz called the 360 version's lower sales figures " a very strong performance for the Microsoft platform, relative to installed base ".
• In a follow-up interview with GamesIndustry . biz, he says " I'm not here to instill false hope into developers, they need to know the truth.
• Top journalists at sites such as Joystiq, Gamespot, IGN, Gamesindustry . biz are readers of the site, and indeed the staff at the forum have spoken with many of them.
• After the game's release, Schwartz told GamesIndustry . biz that " Dyscourse " would be Owlchemy Labs'last game made " for 2D monitors ", with future titles being made for virtual reality.
• Brendan Sinclair, writing for " GamesIndustry . biz ", stated that the events of the Gamergate controversy were " reprehensible and saddening " and " this industry has some profound issues in the way it treats women ".
• This story was seemingly backed up by Microsoft's Alex Kipman in a November 2010 interview with Gamesindustry . biz, declaring that " Project Milo " " was never a product " and " was never announced as a game ".
• All of this talk is about a project STILL IN PRODUCTION . Of course it's not on any of the gaming sites such as IGN, Gamespot, GameSpy, GamesIndustry and 1up ( as referenced by SkyWalker ), the game is in production.
• In Oct 2016 Ra鷏 Rubio described the pressures arising from the very positive reception of the initial reveals of the game in an interview with " Gamesindustry . biz ", stating that people had expectations of the game beyond what it was intended to be.
• Contributors to the site include past or present writers from " PC Gamer ", " GamesTM ", " John Walker, Simon Parkin, Alec Meer, Richard Leadbetter, and Dan Whitehead, as well as former GamesIndustry . biz editor Rob Fahey.
• The result, he said, has created more innovation for other platforms, genres and business models, including Apple's iOS operating system, freemium business models and social games . " Across the industry, " Condrey said in a GamesIndustry International interview, " it's as exciting as I've ever seen it in terms of innovation and trying new things out ."
• Rob Fahey of " GamesIndustry . biz " agreed, noted that mobile gamers have been highly critical of games with " hard " paywalls that require in-app purchases to continue, and the last several years of free-to-play mobile games has created consumers unwilling to pay for mobile games, a factor Nintendo will need to contend with for its future applications.
• In an interview with GamesIndustry . biz, then CEO Geoff Iddison stated that Jagex have " got a very, very big investment into another MMO " and that it was expected to be released " early next year, Q1 2009 "-when asked if he was referring to " MechScape ", he replied " I can't say too much more, I'm afraid ."
• Since then, the rise of more artistic, Leigh Alexander of Boing Boing agreed, noting that the delay of " The Last Guardian " has now spanned a console generation, and other emotionally filled games have been offered in lieu of " The Last Guardian " . " GamesIndustry . biz " s Rob Fahey considered that both " The Last Guardian " and " Final Fantasy XV ", which also had a protracted development cycle lasting nearly a decade, represent the last remnants of game development practices from the early 2000's, challenged by the rise of mobile gaming, independent game development, and more efficient software development practices that change the nature and role of auteurs like Ueda and " Final Fantasy " s Tetsuya Nomura in game development.