The Rush demo was apparently broken, but according to the Steam forums it should be back up later today, hopefully.gregor7777 said:IIRC RPS had some good things to say. I think I'll bite. My kids loved Toki Tori.
That's good enough for me!Stallion Free said:Just finished the Rush tutorial levels and the first 8 or so easy puzzles, shit is really good. There is something incredibly pleasing about watching the blocks move in-sync.
Joe Molotov said:It's an Action-MMO. It got trashed by critics on release, but apparently they've overhauled it a lot since then, so I'm giving it a whirl. Only $10 and you get two free months.
You can still install Codename Gordon though: steam://install/92Remy said:You're one to talk, Mr. Gaming Standoff.
Anyhow, I wasn't aware the game had been pulled, and oddly enough, a whole mess of games have been removed over time. Simplz Zoo fell off in mid-November, but here's the list from the Steam forums:
atrociously awfuldream said:Huh. Looks kind of APBish. Can you throw up a yea or nay after you try it out?
Joe Molotov said:You losers should have bought SimplzZoo when you had the chance, now only me and Remy own this rare game.
JoshuaJSlone said:Is there anything for Steam like the Camel price tracking sites? Could be interesting to see how often and how far something has gone on sale. I tried asking Google about Camelizer for Steam, but it is DAMN sure I really am wanting information on caramelized things.
Steamprices.com has also added a tracking feature, but they've only been at it since september this year.Stumpokapow said:there are two but they're not half as good as CCC
http://rhombus-app.com/
http://www.steamgamesales.com/price-tracker.php
Good. You admit defeat. As it should be.gregor7777 said:smh, I give up. Bitch to your heart's content. :lol
So what are the odds this will hit #1 on the top ten.LovingSteam said:
Lostconfused said:So what are the odds this will hit #1 on the top ten.
LovingSteam said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKB4h9gvmm0#t=12LovingSteam said:
LovingSteam said:Wouldn't be surprised.
Leatherface said:not @ $199.99 it won't. :O
Leatherface said:not @ $199.99 it won't. :O
Twig said:You're completely missing the point.
My issue is not with taking advantage of sales. It is with people being fucking stupid.
And, yes, it is cheapness sometimes.
COUGH BLOODLINES COUGH COUGH COUGH
vocab said:I don't think you understand how popular this game is. The steam forums has like 44 pages (bigger than like 90% of the games), and some people have put up to 1000 hours into rail works. I did something like that with Counter Strike, and can't even wrap my head around putting 1000 hours into a train sim.
Leatherface said:True as that may be, I doubt there are enough people out there willing to shell out $200 to take this game to #1. Hell, I bet it won't make it to the top 5.
It doesn't seem to show up as a normal special, so I don't know how much attention it would get. Plus, I feel like people who would buy the DLC are not super numerous -and- they may already have some or most of it so it actually might not be such a deal for them.Leatherface said:True as that may be, I doubt there are enough people out there willing to shell out $200 to take this game to #1. Hell, I bet it won't make it to the top 5.
How would you get more value out of a game that you could wait to purchase in a sale? The selection of cheap quality PC titles is so huge now with services like GOG and Steam that a person could easily find great games to play until some of the newer higher priced titles have been reduced in price. It's not as if PC gamers have any kind of higher moral obligation to try to buy at full retail as much as possible.SapientWolf said:The cure for the backlog is to base your purchases on what you want to play at the moment, regardless of the price. It sounds counter-intuitive but you'll end up getting more value out of your spending.
Complaining about other people who are choosing to wait for a sale to maximize the amount of titles they can buy with their limited funds is simply inane.Twig said:Excuses, excuses, excuses.
If the game is good, it's good. Ten bucks for 3-5 hours is a pretty fucking good deal if it's the kind of game you know you like.
I don't buy that many new games, either, because my backlog is huge. Probably bigger than yours. I feel safe in saying that because it is huge. But when I saw Super Meat Boy finally on Steam I bought it in an instant, and would have bought it even without the preorder discount. Basically, what SapientWolf said above.
Because I realize this post makes me sound like I think I'm better than all of you, I'm going to make a point of saying that I am better than all of you. F yeah.
Ermac said:Wait a second. Are you telling me that one game has almost A THOUDAND DOLLARS of DLC?
LovingSteam said:Oh, it won't get to #1 but it may hit the top 10 which is what I was saying.
Leatherface said:I'm pretty sure you proclaimed that you wouldn't be surprised if it reached #1 in the top 10, or at least agreed to that statement. Maybe I'm crazy though?
*checks like 8 posts up*
Nope. Not crazy.
j/k
..but still, even top 10 is pushing it for a pack that expensive. Think of the number of people buying shit on Steam every day. I'm sure this game is VERY popular with a select group of people. Vocal as they may be about it in the forums, that does not = top 10 sales.
When you beat a level it loses the glow behind it.Blizzard said:Judging from the demo, the Rush music is pretty repetitive and not that special. The graphics are decent if you turn the anti-aliasing option on (I'm not sure what use the other visual modes are, unless you're on a netbook or something). There is too much bloom though. A slider would be nice. A list of (configurable?) keyboard commands would be nice too, maybe that exists in some form.
It seems like a cool puzzle game that could be quite good with a few improvements. I may get it anyway. The biggest oddity to me, at least in the demo version, was that there doesn't seem to be any indicator when you have actually beaten a level. You would expect there to be a checkmark or something so you can be a completionist, especially since the levels seem to unlock in random order and only be identified by a white glowing 3D model.
Ah, thanks. It would probably be more obvious with the full version and more levels unlocked. I think you said it was satisfying when the blocks were marching in sync. I agree...when they are rolling quickly in some big complex configuration and not colliding, it's rather rewarding.Stallion Free said:When you beat a level it loses the glow behind it.
Zachack said:I'd be curious if someone at Valve or THQ/Eidos/etc ever ran numbers but I'd be willing to bet that what you're proposing would lose them a good chunk of cash due to the creation of a secondary market. Particularly given the value of those bundles during the xmas sale.
vocab said:I don't think you understand how popular this game is. The steam forums has like 44 pages (bigger than like 90% of the games), and some people have put up to 1000 hours into rail works. I did something like that with Counter Strike, and can't even wrap my head around putting 1000 hours into a train sim.
for a while it was best buy-exclusive. that's right. the retailer funded and claimed exclusivity to an mmo.dream said:Huh. Looks kind of APBish. Can you throw up a yea or nay after you try it out?
I live that for 12+ hrs a day don't need to play it when I get homeLovingSteam said:
And it's gonna stay that way!PedroLumpy said:Uh.. well People being fucking stupid is a bit of a vague argument.
Absolutely no beef with Bloodlines. But for two years now people have been saying "just waiting for that sale OH MAN OH BOY GIMME A SALE VALVE!!!" and it hasn't happened. And they refuse to buy it without a sale.And perhaps I'll regret asking, but what's your deal with Bloodlines since you keep mentioning it?
Well, it's a good thing that's not what I'm doing, then! Phew!cicero said:Complaining about other people who are choosing to wait for a sale to maximize the amount of titles they can buy with their limited funds is simply inane.
Ahh, that one's more like it--even if it doesn't have much of a history to it yet.ne1 said:Steamprices.com has also added a tracking feature, but they've only been at it since september this year.
For example this is their TF2 history.
Joe Molotov said:You losers should have bought SimplzZoo when you had the chance, now only me and Remy own this rare game.
LovingSteam said:Ahh you're right. I could have sworn it said #10. My bad.
VALIS said:I own it, too. And have actually put 3 or so hours into it. It's pretty lame, but whatever, it's a laptop-in-bed-while-falling-asleep game.
Then again, you and I own every Steam game. (You: 563, Me: 667)