Traumahound said:Microsoft to release Fable 3 simultaneously on GFWL and Steam (May 20th)
Fable 3 Platforms
Valve wins?
It's Fable 3, Valve lost.
Honestly I'm surprised it's coming over, did not expect that.
Traumahound said:Microsoft to release Fable 3 simultaneously on GFWL and Steam (May 20th)
Fable 3 Platforms
Valve wins?
crimsonheadGCN said:Fable III's store page is up: http://store.steampowered.com/app/6720/
Uses SecuROM for DRM (5 Activations per Month).
How many layers of DRM do you need? Does it stop at four, like with razors blades?crimsonheadGCN said:Fable III's store page is up: http://store.steampowered.com/app/6720/
Uses SecuROM for DRM (5 Activations per Month).
LovingSteam said:Why not? Why is $60 acceptable for 7 years of work while $70 isn't?
Rufus said:How many layers of DRM do you need? Does it stop at four, like with razors blades?
I really enjoyed the original Fable but never played the sequels... is Fable 3 really that bad? Specifically for people who enjoyed the original game.Snuggler said:It's Fable 3, Valve lost.
Honestly I'm surprised it's coming over, did not expect that.
LocoMrPollock said:$60 is fair (for some games), IMO. It's what they are charging on consoles and I have no problem paying the same price for a superior experience.
They're not gonna sale as much on PC or make as much money, so I have no problem paying $10 more to ensure we continue to get these games on PC that aren't complete turds.
Bitching about a $10 "console tax" is pretty stupid. Why not bitch about a 60% retail, manufacturing and distribution tax, since we're buying it DD?
Rising development costs mean games are gonna cost more.
We are a community of gamers, why not support the people who make that game?
Yes? Lionhead is a MS first party company and near as I can tell Fable 3 is the first MS Property released on Steam. So yes, there was quite a bit of doubt. You don't see Fable 2 on Steam do you?nexen said:Was the outcome ever in doubt?
kswiston said:One of those people who bought Dead Space 2 for $60, only to see it reduced to $40 six weeks later. Unless I NEEDED to play the game day 1 of course.
LocoMrPollock said:Rising development costs mean games are gonna cost more.
We are a community of gamers, why not support the people who make that game?
LovingSteam said:Rage pre order up for $60 lol.
LovingSteam said:Would you say the same if they charged $70 or $80?
New PC price guidelines: Pay 10$ more than consoles if it is a superior experience.eznark said:So then why would you be unwilling to pay $70?
eznark said:So then why would you be unwilling to pay $70?
Indeed, it's not on the marketplace yet, so you can't preorder it now. I don't know if this is normal for smaller/indie games, or if it may appear before the release day (and you can preorder then). It's my first game on Steam, so regarding all this stuff I'm quite the noob!desu said:Hey there,
I suppose its not possible to preorder smaller games? Was about to preorder a copy for my gf right away but didn't see it on steam yet.
Sorry, but no. The game's native resolution is 720p. In full screen mode (which is the default) it will try to set your monitor to this resolution (or whatever comes closest, with letterboxing if your monitor is not 19:6). The reason is not that I have anything against 1080, but simply because the doodles (i.e. the levels) were initially created with 720p in mind. Those are all hand-drawn, so it wasn't really an option to redo them for 1080p.poppabk said:quick question, is this going to support 1080p full screen? It looks like the kind of game that I will generally be playing windowed, but it is nice to have fullscreen 1080p support and its an area that a lot of indie titles are lacking.
scorpscarx said:Metro 2033 is half-off for the weekend sale. $9.99
If you like survival horror and atmosphere, what a steal at that price.
LovingSteam said:Exactly my point. The support those who make games is a fine point but why is it that only recently, after Activision charged $60 for COD did $60 be required to 'support those who make games'? Perhaps its because they are charging $60 because they can and not because they need to? I will buy Skyrim for $60 but I do find your reasoning somewhat lacking. $70 isn't acceptable since its more than a console version but $60 is ok since we need to show support in order to continue having the PC version? Why not pay $70 since they sell less to PC gamers than those on the consoles?
eznark said:So then why would you be unwilling to pay $70?
General question: the core game looks like a fun idea, but do you spice it up in later levels so its not always just "draw lines between nearby objects"?Spyn Doctor said:Indeed, it's not on the marketplace yet, so you can't preorder it now. I don't know if this is normal for smaller/indie games, or if it may appear before the release day (and you can preorder then). It's my first game on Steam, so regarding all this stuff I'm quite the noob!
To make up for it: There will be a free DLC package in form of a bunch of Easter-themed bonus doodles. This will be a Steam exclusive and only be available for the first week or so. So make sure you get it while it's hot! ;-)
Doc
LocoMrPollock said:Like I said before. CURRENTLY I FEEL $60, NOT $70 or $80 IS FAIR FOR SOME GAMES.
Traumahound said:Microsoft to release Fable 3 simultaneously on GFWL and Steam (May 20th)
Fable 3 Platforms
Valve wins?
pix said:Is Metro 2033 worth $10?
scorpscarx said:The point is most PC-exclusive games cost $50, even Blizzard games until SC2..
kswiston said:I agree with you, but wanted to point out that Blizzard has been pricing its games at a premium for at least a decade now.
That wasn't what I was trying to say.Orellio said:Yes? Lionhead is a MS first party company and near as I can tell Fable 3 is the first MS Property released on Steam. So yes, there was quite a bit of doubt. You don't see Fable 2 on Steam do you?
scorpscarx said:Metro 2033 is half-off for the weekend sale. $9.99
If you like survival horror and atmosphere, what a steal at that price.
Yeah, Metro 2033 is steamworks iirc so it should be able to be added to Steam.radeonxt said:isn't it going to be in gamersgate tomorow at 5 pounds?
http://www.gamersgate.com/newsletter/831/1989331
Are Gamersgate games secure to be added to steam? or will my account be banned?
Sorry about my english.
cheers.
radeonxt said:isn't it going to be in gamersgate tomorow at 5 pounds?
http://www.gamersgate.com/newsletter/831/1989331
Are Gamersgate games secure to be added to steam? or will my account be banned?
Sorry about my english.
cheers.
LovingSteam said:Why some games but not others? I don't mean to come off as argumentative but I am just curious about your reasoning. If you didn't bring in the 'support those who make games' I'd understand your point of view but thats what threw me off. Do you believe that $10 goes to the developers?
9.99 Euro for us in Europe. But the really good news is Metro 2033 will be 5 Euros on GamersGate lolscorpscarx said:Metro 2033 is half-off for the weekend sale. $9.99
If you like survival horror and atmosphere, what a steal at that price.
shintoki said:Bit of a repeat, but I do need a bit of help.
How does the DRM on Crysis work again. Isn't there some Revoke tools that only work on one and not the other? And is it by machine based or just 5 installs? I've looked on online and everything for it seems to be from 09/early 10.
That's insane! So if I run out of activations on my Steam version of Crysis, it justs sits there in my library with no way to launch it and no way to re-buy it? Good grief.LastWindow said:As far as I know, there is no way to revoke Crysis.
stuminus3 said:That's insane! So if I run out of activations on my Steam version of Crysis, it justs sits there in my library with no way to launch it and no way to re-buy it? Good grief.
stuminus3 said:That's insane! So if I run out of activations on my Steam version of Crysis, it justs sits there in my library with no way to launch it and no way to re-buy it? Good grief.