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BoosterDuck
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they did
And why did they call themselves Gamespy? It keeps making me think they're spyware programs for my games.
morningbus
Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
Don't be silly guys, LP3 uses Impulse::Reactor.
True but there's more than one topic about it on the Steam discussions and I found this as well:
https://twitter.com/DanStapleton/status/372245892385878016
Might be old.
Raven's Cry, which was supposed to be available in October, will likely be delayed to next year. TopWare just announced Reality Pump Studios is taking over the development. Octane Games was the original developer.
http://ravenscry-game.com/en/63,ravens-cry-changes-hands-to-reality-pump-studios.html#news
Raven's Cry, which was supposed to be available in October, will likely be delayed to next year. TopWare just announced Reality Pump Studios is taking over the development. Octane Games was the original developer.
http://ravenscry-game.com/en/63,ravens-cry-changes-hands-to-reality-pump-studios.html#news
CosmicQueso
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Company of Heroes used Quazal, which Ubi shut down back in May.
I thought the Gamespy Over Arching video game coverage company died, but the Online Gameplay matchmaking company still exists in some shape or form.
I also though that company of heroes got patched to use Steamworks because Sega bought them and said: Hey, Steamworks is both better and free, so patch that in.
And I don't think it used Gamespy.
Edit: JaseC to the rescue!
I also though that company of heroes got patched to use Steamworks because Sega bought them and said: Hey, Steamworks is both better and free, so patch that in.
And I don't think it used Gamespy.
Edit: JaseC to the rescue!
Stapleton count?
Edit: Beaten like a mule.
Ah. I was searching for news using the game's full title, haha.
This was a long ago time, long before spyware, and the name came from a Quake-engine server search program. Ah, the good old days.
Yeah, GameSpy Tech is still around, but the company stopped licensing its software at the beginning of the year; its days are numbered, which makes Capcom's little faux pas all the more stupid.
morningbus
Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
I still find it hard to believe. Implementing GameSpy over Steamworks must be more work at this point.
Because it allowed you to Spy servers without joining them or running the game first, so you could see the map and players on the server already.
There was something else called *****Eye (Server Eye? Battle Eye?) that would do the same thing, but GameSpy started actually managing the server infrastructure.
And they were always terrible.
I wonder if Gearbox will ever patch Borderlands. The choice for GameSpy was baffling back then already.
Probably not, since Borderlands 2 is a thing.
Was spyware even a term when Gamespy started out? I remember using it to play Quake.
Jawmuncher
Member
Wait it makes sense that gamespy is up.
Only bevause I was recently play Star Wars Battlefront 2 online and it uses GS.
Only bevause I was recently play Star Wars Battlefront 2 online and it uses GS.
"Guys, we have two options on the PC: Steamworks or GameSpy. The former is free and largely appreciated whilst the latter costs $44k and is universally despised."
"'GameSpy'? I like the sound of that!"
Nabs
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The All-Seeing Eye. It was actually a pretty good program until yahoo bought it up.
AHA-Lambda
Member
Sorry this is probably a silly question but how are people getting games through tf2 keys?
It was fine back when it was Quakespy and the original Gamespy server browser. It went to shit once they launched that gamespy arcade horseshit (though the sever browser was becoming a bloated mess before then too, but was at least still functional).
People will pay for them via Paypal or buy games and then trade them.
Traders offer games for keys as they can be resold on the Steam Market, and since they're cheaper on the Market than in TF2's own in-game store, they're a hot commodity.
You can use sites such as TF2 Outpost and Steam Trades if you want to get your toes wet.
jshackles
Gentlemen, we can rebuild it. We have the capability to make the world's first enhanced store. Steam will be that store. Better than it was before.
Gamespy's mascot has a fedora, so it's the obvious choice!
AHA-Lambda
Member
So I can buy tf2 keys from the market and trade them for games through these sites?
Mother of god....
PandaPedinte
Member
LP3 keeps giving, it's more like a Lost Cause than anything.
"A mechanical arm? That's nothing. A fedora? That's hip!"
Yeah, it's how people are able to pick up, say, Rayman Legends for ~$17 or so.
The game is steamworks as well, I checked and other online stores that sells the game all gave steam keys and still they went with Gamespy, amazing.
almostheathen
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The one armed ninja is not that bad, just learn his pattern. Avoid him till he starts going Goku(he will stop and make a noise) Jump over him in the opposite direction he is facing and his range or melee slash will not hit you. If you cant make the opposite direction Just make sure you jump back after your hit so you dont get hit by the melee.
Just practice dodging him I guess that is most of the fight, the fun part is after him.
PandaPedinte
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From their facebook's page looks like it's only the Mac version that is being released September 10th, the Linux is said to being released later but no date.
C00kie M0nster
Member
Is God Mode any good?
AHA-Lambda, meet the black market. It's cheap and wonderful and works in ways you don't really want to know.
enjoy your stay!
Don't put sticks under Castlevania's finger nails okay? It's a little late in coming to PC but it doesn't deserve your torture Sayid.
Dimitri2401
Member
YNAB4 is in fact a really good program.
Glass Rebel
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Castlevania - Not yet released
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