Definition of cutscene in English:

cutscene

nounˈkʌtsiːn

(in a video game) a scene that develops the storyline and is often shown on completion of a certain level, or when the player's character dies.
（电脑游戏）情节阶段屏幕提示
between every few missions there's a lengthy cutscene which fills in the gaps in the story
Example sentencesExamples
- The opening cutscene is indication enough that graphics aren't the game's strong point.
- Considering that you won't necessarily see exactly what these items are unless you get a cutscene for that player, there really is no point in buying these unless you're a fashion freak.
- With a much more rounded cast of talking characters, the cutscenes now have more drive to them than the original and are pretty darn cool to watch.
- Levels and characters are combined into lengthy cutscenes that play out well and help to maintain the overall humorous feel of the game.
- Some of this also extends over to cutscenes, where characters typically move with a natural gait and rhythm.
- Instead, the cutscenes are handled through the actions and expressions of the characters.
- Some of the cutscenes are long, filled with lots of background information and dialogue but if you skip them you'll miss some of the fun.
- The cutscenes have been completely re-done and look fantastic, with some good comic characterisation in the animation.
- There are beautiful cinematic cutscenes and the character animations are well done.
- The cutscenes that introduce the storyline are stiff and really don't immerse you into the world that is being portrayed.
- A weak point in the game's graphics comes in its cutscenes.
- A large amount of the cutscenes, close-ups and 3D models of main characters have a very obvious anime influence.
- Sometimes these activities involve keys and consoles, other times it's simply a matter of coming across a set point in the level that triggers a cutscene, allowing the characters and story to move forward.
- When a new cutscene starts, the player just wants to skip them to get back to the game, not sit back for half an hour.
- The speech occasionally stutters, and skipping a cutscene will bring you to a load screen while the data streams.
- The game employs a mixture of comic-style cutscenes and CGI throughout the adventure.
- Large and detailed, the main characters are beautifully drawn, whether it's a cutscene or actual gameplay.
- All cutscenes are real-time and benefit from commendable direction and camerawork.
- Apart from a few cutscenes, he really only interacts with the character via voicemail or text message, and never actually steps into the ring.
- Most of the cutscenes are handled with the in-game engine but character movements are often jerky.

Definition of cutscene in US English:

cutscene

nounˈkətsēn

(in a video game) a scene that develops the story line and is often shown on completion of a certain level, or when the player's character dies.
（电脑游戏）情节阶段屏幕提示
between every few missions there's a lengthy cutscene which fills in the gaps in the story
Example sentencesExamples
- A weak point in the game's graphics comes in its cutscenes.
- The cutscenes have been completely re-done and look fantastic, with some good comic characterisation in the animation.
- Considering that you won't necessarily see exactly what these items are unless you get a cutscene for that player, there really is no point in buying these unless you're a fashion freak.
- There are beautiful cinematic cutscenes and the character animations are well done.
- The opening cutscene is indication enough that graphics aren't the game's strong point.
- The speech occasionally stutters, and skipping a cutscene will bring you to a load screen while the data streams.
- Most of the cutscenes are handled with the in-game engine but character movements are often jerky.
- Apart from a few cutscenes, he really only interacts with the character via voicemail or text message, and never actually steps into the ring.
- Large and detailed, the main characters are beautifully drawn, whether it's a cutscene or actual gameplay.
- All cutscenes are real-time and benefit from commendable direction and camerawork.
- The game employs a mixture of comic-style cutscenes and CGI throughout the adventure.
- The cutscenes that introduce the storyline are stiff and really don't immerse you into the world that is being portrayed.
- Sometimes these activities involve keys and consoles, other times it's simply a matter of coming across a set point in the level that triggers a cutscene, allowing the characters and story to move forward.
- When a new cutscene starts, the player just wants to skip them to get back to the game, not sit back for half an hour.
- Some of this also extends over to cutscenes, where characters typically move with a natural gait and rhythm.
- Levels and characters are combined into lengthy cutscenes that play out well and help to maintain the overall humorous feel of the game.
- A large amount of the cutscenes, close-ups and 3D models of main characters have a very obvious anime influence.
- With a much more rounded cast of talking characters, the cutscenes now have more drive to them than the original and are pretty darn cool to watch.
- Some of the cutscenes are long, filled with lots of background information and dialogue but if you skip them you'll miss some of the fun.
- Instead, the cutscenes are handled through the actions and expressions of the characters.

词汇	cutscene
释义	Definition of cutscene in English: cutscene nounˈkʌtsiːn (in a video game) a scene that develops the storyline and is often shown on completion of a certain level, or when the player's character dies. （电脑游戏）情节阶段屏幕提示 between every few missions there's a lengthy cutscene which fills in the gaps in the story Example sentencesExamples The opening cutscene is indication enough that graphics aren't the game's strong point. Considering that you won't necessarily see exactly what these items are unless you get a cutscene for that player, there really is no point in buying these unless you're a fashion freak. With a much more rounded cast of talking characters, the cutscenes now have more drive to them than the original and are pretty darn cool to watch. Levels and characters are combined into lengthy cutscenes that play out well and help to maintain the overall humorous feel of the game. Some of this also extends over to cutscenes, where characters typically move with a natural gait and rhythm. Instead, the cutscenes are handled through the actions and expressions of the characters. Some of the cutscenes are long, filled with lots of background information and dialogue but if you skip them you'll miss some of the fun. The cutscenes have been completely re-done and look fantastic, with some good comic characterisation in the animation. There are beautiful cinematic cutscenes and the character animations are well done. The cutscenes that introduce the storyline are stiff and really don't immerse you into the world that is being portrayed. A weak point in the game's graphics comes in its cutscenes. A large amount of the cutscenes, close-ups and 3D models of main characters have a very obvious anime influence. Sometimes these activities involve keys and consoles, other times it's simply a matter of coming across a set point in the level that triggers a cutscene, allowing the characters and story to move forward. When a new cutscene starts, the player just wants to skip them to get back to the game, not sit back for half an hour. The speech occasionally stutters, and skipping a cutscene will bring you to a load screen while the data streams. The game employs a mixture of comic-style cutscenes and CGI throughout the adventure. Large and detailed, the main characters are beautifully drawn, whether it's a cutscene or actual gameplay. All cutscenes are real-time and benefit from commendable direction and camerawork. Apart from a few cutscenes, he really only interacts with the character via voicemail or text message, and never actually steps into the ring. Most of the cutscenes are handled with the in-game engine but character movements are often jerky. Definition of cutscene in US English: cutscene nounˈkətsēn (in a video game) a scene that develops the story line and is often shown on completion of a certain level, or when the player's character dies. （电脑游戏）情节阶段屏幕提示 between every few missions there's a lengthy cutscene which fills in the gaps in the story Example sentencesExamples A weak point in the game's graphics comes in its cutscenes. The cutscenes have been completely re-done and look fantastic, with some good comic characterisation in the animation. Considering that you won't necessarily see exactly what these items are unless you get a cutscene for that player, there really is no point in buying these unless you're a fashion freak. There are beautiful cinematic cutscenes and the character animations are well done. The opening cutscene is indication enough that graphics aren't the game's strong point. The speech occasionally stutters, and skipping a cutscene will bring you to a load screen while the data streams. Most of the cutscenes are handled with the in-game engine but character movements are often jerky. Apart from a few cutscenes, he really only interacts with the character via voicemail or text message, and never actually steps into the ring. Large and detailed, the main characters are beautifully drawn, whether it's a cutscene or actual gameplay. All cutscenes are real-time and benefit from commendable direction and camerawork. The game employs a mixture of comic-style cutscenes and CGI throughout the adventure. The cutscenes that introduce the storyline are stiff and really don't immerse you into the world that is being portrayed. Sometimes these activities involve keys and consoles, other times it's simply a matter of coming across a set point in the level that triggers a cutscene, allowing the characters and story to move forward. When a new cutscene starts, the player just wants to skip them to get back to the game, not sit back for half an hour. Some of this also extends over to cutscenes, where characters typically move with a natural gait and rhythm. Levels and characters are combined into lengthy cutscenes that play out well and help to maintain the overall humorous feel of the game. A large amount of the cutscenes, close-ups and 3D models of main characters have a very obvious anime influence. With a much more rounded cast of talking characters, the cutscenes now have more drive to them than the original and are pretty darn cool to watch. Some of the cutscenes are long, filled with lots of background information and dialogue but if you skip them you'll miss some of the fun. Instead, the cutscenes are handled through the actions and expressions of the characters.
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