C'mon Gabe man, just one more hit, you know I'm good for it! I'm dying here!Joe Molotov said:Just hope there's a midweek deal.
Chriswok said:So... now what? I feel an empty space forming.
If you enjoy X-Com, I might suggest UFO Extraterrestrials Gold ($4.99), which is basically X-Com's gameplay with a more modern interface.Acosta said:I'm doing my "last day sales extravaganza", when I buy (almost) everything I'm interested that has not appeared on the dailies.
After discarding double dipping for NWN2 (come on, I can't be that lazy, I have the game and the expansions already and was thinking in wasting 10 euros just for convenience ) and Sword of the Stars Complete (sequel comes in some months, I really doubt I could play the original before that), my list looks like this:
Indie Future Pack
Heir to the Throne (to complete Europa Universalis III I bought from sale)
CivCity: Rome
Indie Kids Packs
Grand Ages: rome
Children of Nile: Enhanced
Star Ruler
Blueberry Garden
Time Gentleman (I'm gonna double dip on this for the sake of it.)
Elven Legacy Collection
Does anyone have a suggestion, some obscure and cheap indie game he could reccomend.
(Holy shit, that list alone will take me months to clear and I'm asking for more :lol, and that without counting the dailies I bought.)
DaBargainHunta said:Damn it! I got weak and bought Mafia (my damn friend wouldn't stop yapping about it) and the 2D Indie Pack (VVVVVV is BRILLIANT!)
Wallach said:You'll pretty much always be better off sticking to stereo headphones rather than anything that says it is true 5.1 on the virtue of putting more drivers in each ear. The best surround sound you're going to get is Dolby Headphone through a set of stereo cans. To that end, you might consider getting a set of Tritton AX 720s since you'd get the headset, but also the receiver/amp thing that decodes in Dolby Digital (which means you could hook up a different set of cans later that sound better than the AX 720 headset down the line).
Zero-Crescent said:If you enjoy X-Com, I might suggest UFO Extraterrestrials Gold ($4.99), which is basically X-Com's gameplay with a more modern interface.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/37030/
There's also Ceville, the Railroad Tycoon games, the Commandos games, and Tropico Reloaded for low prices. Plus the Broken Sword games. And if you like Myst, the Cyan Worlds Complete Pack is $9.99.
It's really not nearly as good.Zero-Crescent said:If you enjoy X-Com, I might suggest UFO Extraterrestrials Gold ($4.99), which is basically X-Com's gameplay with a more modern interface.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/37030/
When Eversion was first released it was a free download years ago, no idea if that is still floating around the net.cartman414 said:Would anyone suggest holding off for a better deal on eversion? I liked what I played, but I know I'll be hit by buyer's remorse the minute it gets hit with 75% off or becomes part of some new indie bundle.
Wish I hadn't overlooked Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light.
On an OT note, thanks alot for making that XBox Live Arcade sale one day only, Sega. I was completely out of the loop on that one.
Ledsen said:This sounds very, very interesting. I didn't even know it was possible. Do I need an amp or something? How many games support it? I already have a nice pair of stereo headphones.
Meier said:I bought Chocolatier for $2.49 as a part of the sale and just played it for about 6 hours straight. Woops.
xelios said:I've limited myself to not buying games I already own on consoles/expect to own, and still spent way too much. I feel like I'm just "collecting". =/
Anyway, any indie packs that are actually worth buying? Already have those in the HIBs. Thanks for the advice.
I use the JVC SU-DH1 on my console setup with a good pair of headphones and it is awesome. IMO much better than buying some 5.1 headphones since I can also use the phones for music with no weird effects. It needs an optical input though -- actually mini toslink, so you'll need a $2 adapter for that. If you can't get toslink out of your PC, look around for something called the Turtle Beach Audio Advantage micro. It's a USB sound card, basically, which does just that. Actually, it purports to do 3D headphone conversion itself, though the tools it comes with don't make that easy to confirm.Ledsen said:This sounds very, very interesting. I didn't even know it was possible. Do I need an amp or something? How many games support it? I already have a nice pair of stereo headphones.
Corto said:85,11 for me.
Indie 2D pack
Indie Flight Pack
Super Meat Boy
AI War Complete
Neverwinter Nights 2: Platinum
Hearts of Iron 3
Crysis (gift to a Gaffer in exchange for Plants vs. Zombies and Swords and Soldiers HD)
Mount and Blade Complete
Europa Universalis Complete
Hegemony: Philip of Macedon
Titan Quest Gold
Dawn of War 2 Gold
Now to get a PC to play them with good performance.
Minsc said:Titan Quest is really well optimized, maxed it @ 1200p on an ATi X1950 AGP card, don't need to put that one off I think!
If you get them gifted from someone in the UK, I think you'd save enough to get them all.MNC said:My new shopping cart... I'm thinking of removing one game. Which one do I remove? (Or pack, whatever)
Which one goes?
MNC said:My new shopping cart... I'm thinking of removing one game. Which one do I remove? (Or pack, whatever)
http://i.imgur.com/murPW.jpg[IMG]
Which one goes? :D[/QUOTE]
[spoiler]Why do you have to make it hard[/spoiler]
Were you the person that said they already had played Plants vs. Zombies (I know someone did, this thread is too fast)...if so I'd remove that as its not a new experience...but then again you know what you're getting if you have so its a safe bet. I'd have to say Civilisaiton IV otherwise. Yes its great but the time it eats up potentially jeopardises playing the other games you got...guess the same is true for Plants vs. zombies. Greater good and all that.
Note to self. Last minute visiting of this thread is bad for wallet...
As far as indie packs go I'm getting smarts,kids,2d,beat,mix and brain and now I'm considering even more of the packs :lol [spoiler]I should just add all the stuff to the basket and run while I still can[/spoiler]
Lumine said:I noticed DMC3:SE is on Steam. How is that PC port? And how is Ninja Blade? It kind of looks like a mix between Ninja Gaiden and Demon's Souls.
KPJZKC said:Nononono, Ninja Blade isn't remotely similar to Demon's Souls - though you're quite right about it being like Ninja Gaiden, with the addition of having more quicktime events than you could shake a stick at.
It's buggy and pretty cliche, but I enjoyed it - and I haven't been able to enjoy those kind of games in a while (too much DMC) - I don't know if in hindsight I'd have considered it worth 15 though!
Trouble said:Was thinking I would regret dropping $20 for Divinity II, but so far I'm really liking it.
May i refer you to my post on that very subject, my dear Cicero?cicero said:
Dambrosi said: