SpudBud said:Man, Recettear is super addictive.
I might snatch this up if I can get some money in my online shopping account before the deal ends tomorrow, I've always wanted a game where I run an item shops.
SpudBud said:Man, Recettear is super addictive.
Yasser said:how is day of defeat:source? is there an active community that's friendly towards new players?
DualShadow said:Not much I'm interested in today, except maybe Bully but I don't have much of an idea about it :lol
Stumpokapow said:Bully is the best open world game ever made. Excellent level design, a wide variety of missions and activities, good difficulty curve, KILLER bass-heavy music, really memorable town area, not as much playtime as never-enders like San Andreas but more than most games, and a really funny cheeky humour to it. A++++++++ would recommend again and again.
Corran Horn said:How do I reset my age restriction thing for entering certain pages? I accidentally put the wrong date 2-3 days ago and still cant actually go into those pages :lol
Huh...Well looks like Bully just shot way up on my playlist.Stumpokapow said:Bully is the best open world game ever made. Excellent level design, a wide variety of missions and activities, good difficulty curve, KILLER bass-heavy music, really memorable town area, not as much playtime as never-enders like San Andreas but more than most games, and a really funny cheeky humour to it. A++++++++ would recommend again and again.
Haven't played it, but I've heard it is good but short.Bebpo said:What's the word on AvP? I know it has nice graphics and you get to play as/against aliens/predators which is a huge + in my book, but how stinky is the gameplay for $5?
THIS 100 times over. I have so many nostalgic memories of Bully and the point in time when I first played it.Stumpokapow said:Bully is the best open world game ever made. Excellent level design, a wide variety of missions and activities, good difficulty curve, KILLER bass-heavy music, really memorable town area, not as much playtime as never-enders like San Andreas but more than most games, and a really funny cheeky humour to it. A++++++++ would recommend again and again.
Its the kind of game I think the term 'janky' was invented for. Everything just feels a little bit off. If the sound of the motion sensor, pulse rifle and predator lock-on bring waves of nostalgia then it is probably worth $5, otherwise leave well alone.Bebpo said:What's the word on AvP? I know it has nice graphics and you get to play as/against aliens/predators which is a huge + in my book, but how stinky is the gameplay for $5?
End the Steam process and then just start up Steam againCorran Horn said:How do I reset my age restriction thing for entering certain pages? I accidentally put the wrong date 2-3 days ago and still cant actually go into those pages :lol
Yeah lock-outs happen a lot with Steam. Put in a request to support to resolve the issue. Don't do a charge back.Corran Horn said:Credit card wont let me buy....whyyyyy!
cicero said:RailWorks 2
Why don't you try and tell us.Corky said:is it theoretically possible to use and purchase stuff of from store.steampowered on an iphone/ipad/ipodtouch?
speculawyer said:Why don't you try and tell us.
Theoretically, sure.Corky said:is it theoretically possible to use and purchase stuff of from store.steampowered on an iphone/ipad/ipodtouch?
I don't know about that, I buy games from a laptop that doesn't have Steam installed through Firefox and it works fine. The iOS Mozilla browser likely functions the same, I would think.Anslon said:If you use the Teamviewer app or some other desktop viewing software. Thats just about it.
Yes, it works. I actually did this during Steam's Halloween sale.Corky said:is it theoretically possible to use and purchase stuff of from store.steampowered on an iphone/ipad/ipodtouch?
You spent all your money. We will have to cut up your card now. Please insert it into the Floppy Disk Drive to begin the shredding process.Corran Horn said:Credit card wont let me buy....whyyyyy!
If you bought it, it's fine to acknnowledge ways around, but don't go posting links.legend166 said:If Assassin's Creed II didn't have that DRM I'd buy it right now. But, alas.
Is there any way, uh, around it? Is that not allowed to be discussed?
Stallion Free said:If you bought it, it's fine to acknnowledge ways around, but don't go posting links.
The Ubi DRM got cracked fairly quickly and once the first game was down, all new releases have followed suit in a matter of days.
Can that be applied to the steam version, like could I put it on Prince of Persia if I started having problems?Stallion Free said:If you bought it, it's fine to acknnowledge ways around, but don't go posting links.
The Ubi DRM got cracked fairly quickly and once the first game was down, all new releases have followed suit in a matter of days.
Idk, I'm about two hours in and loving it and I hear it only gets better. Tons of people in the OT have called it a massively improved sequel and one of their favorite games of last year.Chacranajxy said:either way, it's enough of a pain in the ass that I'd rather not even bother buying ACII. It's not all that good anyway.
Idk, I assume so, but before you go on a rampage wiping it out see if the DRM even gives you any issues first.Drkirby said:Can that be applied to the steam version, like could I put it on Prince of Persia if I started having problems?
Stumpokapow said:Bully is the best open world game ever made. Excellent level design, a wide variety of missions and activities, good difficulty curve, KILLER bass-heavy music, really memorable town area, not as much playtime as never-enders like San Andreas but more than most games, and a really funny cheeky humour to it. A++++++++ would recommend again and again.
Stallion Free said:Idk, I'm about two hours in and loving it and I hear it only gets better. Tons of people in the OT have called it a massively improved sequel and one of their favorite games of last year.
legend166 said:If Assassin's Creed II didn't have that DRM I'd buy it right now. But, alas.
Is there any way, uh, around it? Is that not allowed to be discussed?
Rez said:is it possible to gift Bully to a Steam account who can't buy it locally?
I'd be in on that even though I finished it on the Wii. What other Rock Star games are there on the sale around that price in America? Like in the GTA trilliogy?legend166 said:Yep, it would be.
You ever play with a model train set and wish you could sit inside the engine too? That's Railworks.Jokey665 said:Okay. I haven't bought anything today and the only thing I'm really even considering is Railworks (already have just cause and recettear).
What I want to know is: What the hell is Railworks, anyway? I just know it's a train sim and it gets talked about so much I'm curious and that makes me kind of want to buy it. :lol
Stumpokapow said:Bully is the best open world game ever made. Excellent level design, a wide variety of missions and activities, good difficulty curve, KILLER bass-heavy music, really memorable town area, not as much playtime as never-enders like San Andreas but more than most games, and a really funny cheeky humour to it. A++++++++ would recommend again and again.