InfiniteNine
Rolling Girl
Well I art style is close but I was talking about the posing.
Well Alchemist owns the PS3 version's sprites and VA so I imagine it's more Alchemist wanting too much/not wanting to license them out.
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STEAM | July 2015 - Nothing To Buy With Our Arkham Knight Refunds
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NingenJanai
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Probably same as Higu.
InfiniteNine
Rolling Girl
Seems like they're editing Witch Hunt's translation so I imagine it'll come faster unless they take too long redrawing all the sprites. (There is over 200 for Beatrice alone.)
So glad I picked up Trials: Fusion. I'ts exactly what I thought this game would be and I'm having blast with it.
I'm at the hard courses and the difficulty level really ramped up, but it's fun because you basically have to learn the best way you can move with your bike for every obstacle they put in your way.
Also, I went back and watched the GB Quicklook and Brad totally sucks at the game lol
I'm at the hard courses and the difficulty level really ramped up, but it's fun because you basically have to learn the best way you can move with your bike for every obstacle they put in your way.
Also, I went back and watched the GB Quicklook and Brad totally sucks at the game lol
Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
retail, physical game purchases:
2009: 73 games
2010: 64 games
2011: 53 games
2012: 36 games
2013: 24 games
2014: 20 games
2015 (so far): 1 game
anyone else have a similar trajectory?
2009: 73 games
2010: 64 games
2011: 53 games
2012: 36 games
2013: 24 games
2014: 20 games
2015 (so far): 1 game
anyone else have a similar trajectory?
The Dear Leader
Banned
I haven't bought a physical game since November of 2012.
Chairmanchuck
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My last physical game was... I dont even know. Diablo 3. Before that Starcraft 2 and the addon and before that UT3.
My next one will be Clannad since I backed the physical edition.
Its actually kinda strange that they release each episode individually. I thought before they wanted to release the question arc as one and the answer arc as one.
But I think the release schedule is still normal for "novels".
I mean before SAO came out, Yenpress released 2 light novels each year of a series. Now they do 3-4.
My next one will be Clannad since I backed the physical edition.
How about Higurashi episodes 2 and onwards though? If you keep the schedule you have now, we won't see the series conclusion before 2050...
Its actually kinda strange that they release each episode individually. I thought before they wanted to release the question arc as one and the answer arc as one.
But I think the release schedule is still normal for "novels".
I mean before SAO came out, Yenpress released 2 light novels each year of a series. Now they do 3-4.
Similar in decline of physical purchases, though not to the same extent. It started once I bought a new PC and installed Steam, which reduced the number of physical console games I bought to just exclusive and handheld stuff and a couple physical LE VN on PC (and DA:I and I guess WoW expansions) and with not jumping to the current gen (thanks to Sony deciding to not include BC) the number of physical purchases for me is getting shorter shorter.
I remember looking at my collection of PS games and thinking I had a lot, then I look at the amount of games I amassed on Steam in a few years and I shake my head in shame.
Have to say that while I'm OK with buying digital games on PC, I'm not as OK with buying console games digitally.
I do miss the old big PC games boxes though.
If we're going by console, I think I've bought 5 physical games in the last 5 years. PC, would be 1 in the last 5 years.
Hey, Mangagamer, I'm really happy that you're bringing Umineko to Steam.
How about Higurashi episodes 2 and onwards though? If you keep the schedule you have now, we won't see the series conclusion before 2050...
Half-Life 3 will release first.
Just likely every JAST title, since they use the same release schedule as Valve. crimsonheadGCN
Banned
The amount of retail games that I have bought since 2008 has been around 5 retail games a year, but I don't think I'll be buying that much this year. I only bought Splatoon and Evolve at retail. Every other game for PC, Wii U, 3DS, and Xbox One has been digital.
My parents threw out my little collection when we moved all of two blocks away. From memory:
- AFL '98
- Age of Empires Gold
- Carmageddon
- Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun
- Half-Life
- Half-Life Platinum Pack (pre-Blue Shift)
- Heretic 2
- Jazz Jackrabbit
- Knights & Merchants
- Quake
- Quake 3
- Sin
- Worms Armageddon
Chairmanchuck
Member
I still have all my big PC boxes. UT99, Knights and Merchants, the Wizardry Collection, C&C etc.
Hmm, physical...
2009: 3 games
2010: 3-4 games
2011: 0 games
2012: 1 game
2013: 1 game
2014: 1 game
2015: 0 games so far
These are PC related of course.
Se7enSword
Banned
Retail games are still a thing?
I wish I could buy collectors edition of games
Retail games are still a thing?
I wish I could buy collectors edition of games
Yep. All of my recent physical PC games have been Japanese games. It's still very popular in Japan among VN devs at least.
A Fish Aficionado
I am going to make it through this year if it kills me
At least they didn't throw away an original Bart Simpson doll.
Backlogger
Member
I don't buy retail PC games unless it's a fluke deal and it must include a Steam key. I've purchased maybe 1 retail PC game on the last 3-5 years.
Console games on the other hand are a different story.
Console games on the other hand are a different story.
NingenJanai
Member
Disclaimer: This is for games newly released between 22.05.2015 and 28.06.2015. I'm only including games that have more than 10k owners, there's a lot of great games that sold less than that, but I don't think Steamspy results for such low values are statistically sound. I did remove the games that left Early Access this month, as they had a lot more time to accrue owners (Tabletop Simulator, Audiosurf 2, Massive Chalice)
Also, standard Steamspy disclaimer applies - those are ownership data, not revenue and definitely not profit. Many of these games have been discounted during the Steam Sale, a few have been bundled already/before release.
With that in mind, here's the top 10. Full results are available here
#1: ARK: Survival Evolved ($24.89) - 73% positive out of 18004 reviews: 929,386 ± 21,833
#2: DiggerOnline ($9.99) - 48% positive out of 15707 reviews: 474,077 ± 15,608
#3: Batman: Arkham Knight ($59.99) - 39% positive out of 13011 reviews: 336,891 ± 13,161
#4: LEGO Worlds ($14.99) - 88% positive out of 4278 reviews:225,764 ± 10,776
#5: Magicka 2 ($14.99) - 64% positive out of 1479 reviews: 108,966 ± 7,488
#6: BeamNG.drive ($24.99) - 91% positive out of 1174 reviews: 107,751 ± 7,446
#7: Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth2 Sisters Generation ($29.99) - 94% positive out of 838 reviews: 68,863 ± 5,953
#8: LEGO Jurassic World ($39.99) - 77% positive out of 689 reviews: 59,412 ± 5,530
#9: Duck Game ($12.99) - 96% positive out of 985 reviews: 54,686 ± 5,305
#10: The Game That Shall Not Be Named ($19.99) - 78% positive out of 2525 reviews: 48,474 ± 4,995
Please let me know if you find a chart like this worthwhile.
Also, standard Steamspy disclaimer applies - those are ownership data, not revenue and definitely not profit. Many of these games have been discounted during the Steam Sale, a few have been bundled already/before release.
With that in mind, here's the top 10. Full results are available here
#1: ARK: Survival Evolved ($24.89) - 73% positive out of 18004 reviews: 929,386 ± 21,833
#2: DiggerOnline ($9.99) - 48% positive out of 15707 reviews: 474,077 ± 15,608
#3: Batman: Arkham Knight ($59.99) - 39% positive out of 13011 reviews: 336,891 ± 13,161
#4: LEGO Worlds ($14.99) - 88% positive out of 4278 reviews:225,764 ± 10,776
#5: Magicka 2 ($14.99) - 64% positive out of 1479 reviews: 108,966 ± 7,488
#6: BeamNG.drive ($24.99) - 91% positive out of 1174 reviews: 107,751 ± 7,446
#7: Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth2 Sisters Generation ($29.99) - 94% positive out of 838 reviews: 68,863 ± 5,953
#8: LEGO Jurassic World ($39.99) - 77% positive out of 689 reviews: 59,412 ± 5,530
#9: Duck Game ($12.99) - 96% positive out of 985 reviews: 54,686 ± 5,305
#10: The Game That Shall Not Be Named ($19.99) - 78% positive out of 2525 reviews: 48,474 ± 4,995
Please let me know if you find a chart like this worthwhile.
It was set to "Evil".
Chairmanchuck
Member
How did this "Duck Game" sell so well. I never even heard of that.
TotalBiscuit
The Umineko OP reminds me of .hack or something. I think the Higurashi OP was a lot more iconic.
My trajectory for physical game purchases follows a Wile E Coyote trajectory and has been pretty much maybe 1-2 games per year since I got a PS3. My trajectory for digital game purchases has been sort of a 1/X curve, but mostly it's that I built up a backlog early on.
Shame about Quake. That disc is one of NIN's best albums.
A Fish Aficionado
I am going to make it through this year if it kills me
The toaster's been laughing at me.
YianGaruga
Banned
I'm so out of touch with "popular" games these days
damn kids
at least Neptunia is on the list
damn kids
at least Neptunia is on the list
ramoisdead
Member
I want Duck Game. Maybe during the Winter sale, it shall be mine.
bobnowhere
Member
I'd never even heard of Digger Online, let alone knew it was so popular.
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.
I don't have the hard numbers, but I think my trajectory is probably the opposite of yours. For example, I've purchased about 40 games for the PS4 (all physical, mostly cheap from Gamefly) since October of last year.
It's peak population today was 350 and it has bad reviews. I guess a lot of people downloaded it when it was free but it's not actually popular.
The Red Wizard
Member
I really enjoyed Orcs Must Die! 1 and 2. Tower defence games started to lose my interest but this recaptured it thanks to its third person shooter and tower defence hybrid gameplay.
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I bought 13 physical games this year but only 4 so far this year. A lot of those are console games. I only bought physical PC games that gave Steam keys.
My PS4 came with a retail game, so 1 this year. Warlords of Draenor Collector's Edition last year, and Kingdom Hearts 1.5 the year before. So 1 game every year since 2013, I believe.
Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
I'm surprised given your large PC game collection that you'd be buying multiplatform stuff on PS4 over PC. Is it a case of "shiny new toy", or your PC being in need of an upgrade, or issues with your home PC setup, or something else entirely?
A Fish Aficionado
I am going to make it through this year if it kills me
I don't think I've bought any physical PC game since Steam and GOG came online.
And I've started RedBox-ing more console games
I've started buying more blu rays, though.
And Kindle has taken over my reading
And I've started RedBox-ing more console games
I've started buying more blu rays, though.
And Kindle has taken over my reading
AHA-Lambda
Member
Umineko news is great, didn't get to watch that show
Any ETA on it or Ep 2 of Higurashi?
Mine seems to have been going up :/
I've had 4 PC games in disc this year, that's like a 300% increase in last year
Any ETA on it or Ep 2 of Higurashi?
Mine seems to have been going up :/
I've had 4 PC games in disc this year, that's like a 300% increase in last year
I don't have disc reader since i bought new PC Case 3 years ago xD (It looked ugly so i decided not to put it).
I haven't bought a single BD since Amazon UK's repeatedly-extended free shipping to AU promotion finally ended. At the time I figured Amazon would repeat the offer again at some point since it was clearly a huge success, but it's been ~3.5 years now.
Shalashaska
Member
Man I remember the first PC we had, it could barely run games but we were able to borrow Jazz Jackrabbit from a family friend and I think it was a Travis game pad. Good memories. Didn't know it at the time obviously but it's funny thinking that Cliffy B made that game.
Tektonic
Member
Since that top ten Steam sellers only contains one anime game (nep) and no vns, does that mean the inordinate amount of talk about anime, vns and random bara games (yep I googled it too) is not representative of a Steam community thread?
Just asking???
I think 75% of this thread is anime/etc
Just asking???
I think 75% of this thread is anime/etc
YianGaruga
Banned
feel free to start talking about ARK and Digger Online more if you wantSince that top ten Steam sellers only contains one anime game (nep) and no vns, does that mean the inordinate amount of talk about anime, vns and random bara games (yep I googled it too) is not representative of a Steam community thread?
Just asking???
I think 75% of this thread is anime/etc
VN's are just still the new thing and fans are passionate
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