Yup. No idea what it is though.is anyone else getting an x-com pre-purchase coming up on steam library?
edit: I already have the game.
And initially I thought it WAS the game lol but nah I could understand you even with the mumbling voice
is anyone else getting an x-com pre-purchase coming up on steam library?
edit: I already have the game.
Yup. No idea what it is though.
I too own the game (I didn't pre purchase it though)
Same here. I was gifted a copy someone got with Bioshock Infinite, which is far past the pre-purchase period.
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Maybe its the Mac entry showing up before the game goes live on Steam? Like the multiple Civ entries due to the Mac version.is anyone else getting an x-com pre-purchase coming up on steam library?
edit: I already have the game.
is that a badass smoking Kiki
Maybe its the Mac entry showing up before the game goes live on Steam? Like the multiple Civ entries due to the Mac version.
it's winona ryder in heathers
so: yes, basically
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The only thing troublesome about max payne 3 is the wicked difficulty spikes. When they first start throwing molotovs it's pretty brutal.
You can't go wrong with $2.81 for MP1&2 and $7.49 for MP3, which means you'll get the whole franchise for a little over 10 bucks. That's 3 awesome games for a great price. If you can spare the money, I'd say get them all.So Max Payne bundle yay nay? Or maybe just the first two for under $4?
Once again chrome can't keep up with JaseC's avatar changes.
Grabbed this bundle this morning, and I just wanted to give props to the developers of Pid for making a very nice-looking 3D side-scrolling platformer that can actually run uncapped at 144fps. Games like this make me wish I had the 3D glasses kit to play around with. For whatever reason, Trine runs like ass no matter what -- I get lower framerates in it with low-ish settings than I do in most FPSs.Indie Royale is up.
http://www.indieroyale.com/
Pid for: steam (pc and mac), windows, mac, desura
Cargo Commander for: steam (pc and mac)
Back to the Future: The Game for: steam (pc and mac), windows, desura
Dungeon Hearts for: steam (pc, mac and linux)
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Chrome is so advanced it can pull avatars from alternate realities.
I wish there was a Chrome extension that would randomly cycle Suarez avatars.
For everyone.
I wish there was a Chrome extension that would randomly cycle Suarez avatars.
For everyone.
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$15 for a year old PSN port, I am shocked.So apparently no one bought Dyad.
$15 for a year old PSN port, I am shocked.
So apparently no one bought Dyad. I'm doing terribly and still easily getting into the top of the leaderboards. It's sad it's really fun.
I don't even know what it is and I have a PS3haters gonna hate
$15 for a year old PSN port, I am shocked.
I didn't find the promo video for Dyad very didactic.
$15 for a year old PSN port, I am shocked.
Thankfully the sales brought it down to $3.75 fairly quickly.Behemoth made the bone-headed decision to release the belated PC port of Castle Crashers at full price, apparently justifying it by including two pieces of 99c DLC for free.
Behemoth made the bone-headed decision to release the belated PC port of Castle Crashers at full price, apparently justifying it by including two pieces of 99c DLC for free.
Yeah, but Dan Paladin sleeps upon pillows of golden goose down. From what I've heard, Dyad did poorly on PS3.
I've been looking for one for my friend if you don't mind?
That's a very cromulent word you've got there.I didn't find the promo video for Dyad very didactic.
That's a very cromulent word you've got there.
I just notice on the Steam store, there is a checkbox to toggle DLC so you don't see a million new Train Simulator add-ons. It's probably been there for six months, but hey, awesome feature!
I want Valve to ape Enhanced Steam's green shading that's applied to content you own. ES gets the job done but it's very inconsistent, sometimes requiring a few refreshes to thoroughly apply itself.