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It will be buyable in Germany, see the USK Logo?
It'll blow you away.LocoMrPollock said:Not buyable for me either, and I'm in AZ.
Anyway, is the PC version worth getting if I already have the Xbox port?
Mr_Zombie said:They can't remove it. Not everyone who owns a GFWL game has an Internet access, or (in case of Poland and many other countries) to the Live itself. Such people, without the option to create an offline account, wouldn't be able to, for example, save games.
Instead Microsoft should add an option to connect an offline account to the online one. I had to replay RE5 few more times because at first I played the game in offline mode (as stated above, by default Live doesn't work in Poland) and only later on managed to create an online account. Losing all the stats, treasures, money and Mercenary characters was a pain in the ass :/
speculawyer said:
Well, stuff like the Kane and Lynch 1 demo. If you venture out on the internet, there's one for download. Check Steam, there's the game and not the demo. I'd like to have everything I need in one place. Just minor gripe, not more more than that. I know it's not totally Steam's fault.Volcynika said:Well tell the people that make the games to work on demos.
BloodySinner said:I totally regret not buying Kane & Lynch for $5 when I had the chance. FUCK.
Valve said:Future Wars Now Available
Product Release - Valve
Future Wars is now available on Steam and 20% off until July 22nd.
Battle it out on the proving grounds and get ready for Future Wars.
Similar to classic titles such as Advance Wars and Battle Isle, the game takes strategy gaming away from the micro-management overkill that it has become and using simple, proven rock-paper-scissors principles, reopens the genre to everyone.
The multiplayer is play by email only though, which is kind of bizarre. Is P2P really that difficult? But I might still buy it anyway, for the same reason.crimsonheadGCN said:Tempted to buy it, since it's being compared to Advance Wars.
Looks a neat little game for 6 quid - hopefully there's a demo sooncrimsonheadGCN said:Tempted to buy it, since it's being compared to Advance Wars.
The game is only about 4 and a half hours long. Its not like it would've occupied you for too long and none of it is actually that good. The story is pretty cool and the locations are varied, but that's about it.BloodySinner said:I totally regret not buying Kane & Lynch for $5 when I had the chance. FUCK.
Shame. I've been looking for something like Advance Wars on PC for a whileLocoMrPollock said:Future wars is a big turd.
BioHazard said:There's a free preview weekend of the MP portion of Tom Clancy's RUSE. The download link doesn't seem to work for me though. I think they just updated it, like 5 minutes ago.
I thought it was pretty good during the Heat style robberies, nightclub fight etc but the end of the game was terrible (interesting idea which was executed horribly). The fact that it was a chore to finish a 5 hour game is not a good sign.BobsRevenge said:The game is only about 4 and a half hours long. Its not like it would've occupied you for too long and none of it is actually that good. The story is pretty cool and the locations are varied, but that's about it.
Didn't Ubisoft outright buy the rights to the name 'Tom Clancy' when it comes to games? They were probably gonna stick the Tom Clancy name on R.U.S.E then changed their minds.BioHazard said:http://www.videogamesblogger.com/20...egy-game-unveiled-for-xbox-360-ps3-and-pc.htm
Wrong. It used to be marketed as a Tom Clancy game, I haven't followed it much, but I guess it isn't anymore.
poppabk said:Didn't Ubisoft outright buy the rights to the name 'Tom Clancy' when it comes to games? They were probably gonna stick the Tom Clancy name on R.U.S.E then changed their minds.
You know, I could totally go for a Tom Clany's Prince of Persia. Some sort of blend of Chaos Theory and Sands of Time.Stallion Free said:Yep, you guys are right, they bought the rights to use his name on videogame products, but I guess they stopped smoking whatever and realized that you don't slap his name on a World War 2 game. If you are going to do that, you might as well make Tom Clancy's Assassin's Creen, Tom Clancy's Prince of Persia, etc.
Valve said:New Software Survey
Steam Blog - Valve
Steam's opt-in hardware survey has been providing valuable data to the gaming industry for several years now, for gamers looking to upgrade their systems, game designers striving to target their customer base, and PC manufacturers anticipating gaming system adoption rates and trends. However so far it's been limited to just hardware components, which everyone knows is just one part of a gaming system.
So in today's Steam Client Beta release we're extending the survey to include installed software - Any programs listed within Windows' Programs and Features control panel (OS X coming soon) are reported alongside the hardware information Steam collects and reports online.
The new software component of our survey helps us understand what else our customers are using their PCs to do, and as a result, what features we can deliver or leverage to make Steam and our games better. PC users, developers and manufacturers will no doubt also find this information useful, so we plan to publish these results and trends over time. The first set of software survey results will be published among Steam stats at the end of the month.
As always, this survey is both optional and anonymous, with none of the collected data being associated with your Steam account. Survey selection is random; you'll know you're part of the Survey because Steam will ask if you want to take part.
When you aim for the king you better not miss.LocoMrPollock said:Future wars is a big turd.
BobsRevenge said:ummm...
What the shit is this? Reeks of virus. Reeks of it.
lol, yeah.AstroLad said:I give that grammar and spelling a 9/10 on the Spam Scale.
BobsRevenge said:ummm...
What the shit is this? Reeks of virus. Reeks of it.
I always thought the appeal of WoW was to gear up your own character and work your hardest to get the best gear by min/maxing the crap out of your slots.coopolon said:Really, how valuable is to hack someone's Steam account? I don't even understand the appeal. Then again, I don't understand the appeal of hacking someone's WoW account and that certainly happens all the time.
I just have a hard time seeing it be that profitable. You hope they have their CC info saved, buy a bunch of games and I guess gift them to some dummy email where hopefully you can then sell them later? And with Steam being so proactive about locking out purchases/accounts after any suspicious activity whatsoever, it'd be even harder!
How valuable is it to create a virus that wreaks havoc on millions of computers? They do it because they can.coopolon said:Really, how valuable is to hack someone's Steam account? I don't even understand the appeal.
BobsRevenge said:ummm...
What the shit is this? Reeks of virus. Reeks of it.
Ask the people who make hundreds of thousands of dollars selling bot nets how valuable it is.Stallion Free said:How valuable is it to create a virus that wreaks havoc on millions of computers? They do it because they can.
Wow.luxarific said:Do I buy avatar props? Why yes, I do.
Twig said:Wow.
Just goes to show even the master race has its fair share of morans.
:lol :lol :lolI <3 Memes said:LOL L4D3. Damn they scammin and Trollin at the same time.
Valve said:Chaser Now Available
Product Release - Valve 10:13
The classic shooter Chaser from JoWood/Dreamcatcher is now available on Steam.
Mars, 2044. The UN establishes MARSCORP (Martian Security and Economics Committee) under the leadership of Samuel Longwood. In the years that follow, the UN gradually loses control of MARSCORP, mainly due to the non-transparent licence policy of its director. Longwood uses his autonomous status to create vassal relations between the corporations and MARSCORP. The unshakable power position of MARSCORP is supported by the companies and thus they acquire additional rights and licenses. Longwood and his consortium become extremely wealthy from this arrangement. However, dissenting voices in MARSCORP begin to challenge Samuel Longwood's authoritarian policy. They demand his dismissal as director and a complete redistribution of the mining rights.