There was a deal some time back. Bought it and still need to play it DAAAAAAAAMN YOUUUUUUUU STEAM!Kosma said:Lost Planet is still 20 euro here.
Shard said:Yea so FUEL has finally been released on to the Steam Store for a price of 40 USD,
Defense Grid: The Awakening Update Released
July 23, 2009, 4:56 pm - Valve - Product Update
Updates to Defense Grid: The Awakening have been released. The updates will be applied automatically when your Steam client is restarted. The specific changes include:
Updates
The game pauses on a new level until you place the first tower (or right click the mouse) to allow you to look over it and plan your strategy
Added alien health bars with an option to turn them on and off in Settings menu
Adjusted the difficulty for levels Last Stand and Waste Disposal
Changed the entrance and exit arrow colors for the Last Stand level to show which exit corresponds with aliens from which entrance
Updated various text strings for better accuracy and clearer understanding
Added an extra digit space in the resource counter to accommodate high resource count
Left Hand mouse control is now supported
Added a version number in the How to Play section
Issues Addressed
Turtles now spawn aliens even after a save when they are in a level.
The interest accrued at the end of the mission is now always included in the associated leaderboard posting.
Link to and update to the latest version of DirectX in order to address audio issues for some users
The Game tip sound no longer plays when the user turns off the game tip visual cue in the settings.
The Orbital laser is now not affected by saving or loading.
The 15 Tower challenge mode description was incorrect, it has been updated.
The meteor trails now look better at slower framerates.
The UI no longer cycles quickly while fast-forwarding.
Changed silver medal core criteria for Assessing the Threat to be consistent with other mission criteria.
Changed requirements for Siege Breaker achievement so it is now awarded.
Initial activation requires internet connection; Online play requires log-in to Games for Windows - LIVE; software installations required including Sony DADC SecuROM, Games for Windows - LIVE. Broadband internet connection required for online play (512kbps+ recommended).Chiaroscuro said:Finally! But it uses Sony DADC SecuROM. I am not fully aware of the anti-piracy mechanims. What are the restrictions? Do I have unlimited installs?
Shard said:Initial activation requires internet connection; Online play requires log-in to Games for Windows - LIVE; software installations required including Sony DADC SecuROM, Games for Windows - LIVE. Broadband internet connection required for online play (512kbps+ recommended).
firehawk12 said:Anyone know if the Sierra games are the CD versions or the disk versions that were dumped in the crappy compilations released a while ago?
Also, any word on Vista64 compatibility?
benjipwns said:Update for the best game on Steam you probably don't own.
Updates
The game pauses on a new level until you place the first tower (or right click the mouse) to allow you to look over it and plan your strategy
Changed the entrance and exit arrow colors for the Last Stand level to show which exit corresponds with aliens from which entrance
Updated various text strings for better accuracy and clearer understanding
firehawk12 said:Anyone know if the Sierra games are the CD versions or the disk versions that were dumped in the crappy compilations released a while ago?
Also, any word on Vista64 compatibility?
benjipwns said:Update for the best game on Steam you probably don't own.
Resident Guru said:Defense Grid owns. I am in full agreement with your statement. Thanks for the heads up on the update.
Eaten By A Grue said:Oh God King's Quest, how I have been waiting so long for you to be added to Steam. My adventure gaming back catalog is so large now it is not even funny.
Eaten By A Grue said:Oh God King's Quest, how I have been waiting so long for you to be added to Steam. My adventure gaming back catalog is so large now it is not even funny.
Oh lol, whoops. Hopefully I can run it in capability mode.MisterAnderson said:Careful, it's not XP-64 or Vista compatible. (I came close to buying it today... glad I didn't)
Sinatar said:Space Quest Collection $14.99 (Reg. 19.99)
King's Quest Collection $14.99 (Reg. 19.99)
Timeshift $14.99 (Reg. 19.99)
All just added today, on sale till the end of the month.
Timeshift worth $15?
Sinatar said:Keep in mind those adventure packs are those shitty boxed sets they released to retail in 06. Most of the games are running misconfigured DOSbox confs and some don't work properly in anything but straight XP.
KHarvey16 said:Wasn't there a team that did a complete overhaul of King's Quest 1? I have it and it runs great on Vista 64, forget the website though.
azentium said:
Eaten By A Grue said:
Prince Ghram look out, a pooooooisonusss snake!!!
:lol :lol :lol
Oh Cedric
MisterAnderson said:I got lucky with The Dig. Didn't even think to check if it was compatible but so far it's been working fine on my Windows 7 64-bit.
Where the hell is Cedric at to bother you and prevent you from dying?DMczaf said:
DMczaf said:
AstroLad said:I died in Police Quest so many times. Also taught me how to play poker when I was like five though so it balances out.
Oh man I remember you used to have to inspect your car (walk all around it) every time before you took it out too. Can't believe I actually beat that game.Sinatar said:The best way to die in police quest: Type "Shoot gun" without typing "Draw gun" first. :lol
Eaten By A Grue said:
Sinatar said:And this is why I never really grew to love Sierra adventure games. For a genre that requires constant random experimentation, punishing the player with death for every single little wrong choice is fucking annoying.
Space Quest despite that, is a pretty wicked series however.
Really, you are not getting an error running it saying it can't run on a x64 OS?Zefah said:I have the disc version of the King's Quest compilation and I haven't had any problems running V, VI and VII on the 64bit version of Vista.
Eaten By A Grue said:Really, you are not getting an error running it saying it can't run on a x64 OS?
MisterAnderson said:Well fuck me running. Defense Grid is fucking fun. Does that game ever get any sale treatment on Steam? It's $19.99...and I'm willing to pay it, but it would be so much sweeter if I could get it for like $10 or $15.
Edit: Is it just me or is Patrick Stewart the AI voice?
MisterAnderson said:Well fuck me running. Defense Grid is fucking fun. Does that game ever get any sale treatment on Steam? It's $19.99...and I'm willing to pay it, but it would be so much sweeter if I could get it for like $10 or $15.
Edit: Is it just me or is Patrick Stewart the AI voice?
gregor7777 said:Shit, I finally beat this game the other day. I was stuck on the last level for a few months, came back and beat it in my first try.
Awesome game. Not a huge amount of tower types to choose from, but a very tight experience. Maps are well laid out, and for the most part challenging. Towers are fun to watch when a lot of them are firing at once.
A few great updates there.
Zefah said:It was like $4.99 a couple of months ago, I think. I bought the game and I doubt I would have bought it for over that price. It is pretty fun, though. It's definitely one of the best in the tower defense genre.
Sinatar said:The best way to die in police quest: Type "Shoot gun" without typing "Draw gun" first. :lol