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STEAM | June 2015 II - Click the Monsters You Monster

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Knurek

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So, how long will it take for someone to put up encrypted BSNES+Super Metroid ROM on Steam?
(I would so totally buy that, copyright infringement be damned)

Also, are you ready for more Borderlands?
 
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Freedom = $1.05

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Knurek said:
So, how long will it take for someone to put up encrypted BSNES+Super Metroid ROM on Steam?
(I would so totally buy that, copyright infringement be damned)

Also, are you ready for more Borderlands?
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we already got basically a rom rip of Rock N Roll racing on steam not too long ago.
 
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Feep

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Dat There Came an Echo Daily Deal!

I mean, everyone here probably has a copy, so it's sort of meh. But if you don't! You know what to do. <3
 
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Panda Rin

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Terraria hype in full swing

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new all-time high as well
 
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dot

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Man...totally read that store page as Warhawk. >_> I loved it on ps3 but i think it's exclusive to that system right? lol

also woo Terraria 1.3 and DOA5 patch (oh wait that got delayed...)
 
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MMBosstones86

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Hektor said:
They patched some of the missing graphic effects back in, a few days ago.
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Freedom = $1.05 said:
Well it had some rain textures and AO which didn't come with AK PC initially but has been patched in as of a couple of days ago.

What we need now is some serious optimizations for performance and bug fixing for the memory leaks the game is plagued with.

So it's now effects-wise equal to the console versions but still needs more work to make it a non-buggy turd.
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Ah ok. I haven't had a chance to boot it up yet since the patch. Still waiting on the optimizations before firing it up again. I don't think I should be seeing every possible FPS between 1 and 60 when the Bats isn't doing anything....
 
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morningbus

Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
ExoSoul said:
And still no pad support? damn...
Although I've been getting better with kb/m so i might give t another go
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Between my time spent in Terraria and the Portal 2 map maker, I am about 30 mouse clicks away from carpel tunnel.

I've been trying to use them wisely.
 
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Leafhopper

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I was thinking about re installing The Last Remnant after losing my save on my old computer but I don't know.

Oh god wait it had Games for Windows Live. Does it still have it?
 
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MMBosstones86

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Maniac said:
Sword of Destiny's english translation was published about two~ weeks after TW3: Wild Hunt came out. I know this because I ordered it just when it was published and have it sitting here on my desk. Ofcourse, I don't know if it's perhaps not launched where-ever you are (the US?), buuuut here in europe it's out, and it's glorious.
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Yeah Amazon is showing me a release in December or something.

....Anyway I can go about ordering from EU and shipping here...?
 
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Volcynika

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Leafhopper said:
I was thinking about re installing The Last Remnant after losing my save on my old computer but I don't know.

Oh god wait it had Games for Windows Live. Does it still have it?
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Pretty sure it's Steamworks, can't remember if it was GFWL. Remember the box saying "Games for Windows" but yeah.
 
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Deitus

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Jawmuncher said:
I thought it didn't have it just the branding on the box like DMC4 did.
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Yeah. Apparently there is a difference between Games for Windows and Games for Windows Live. Games for Windows is just like "Microsoft Seal of Approval" or whatever, but doesn't have anything to do with DRM.
 
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Leafhopper

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Volcynika said:
Pretty sure it's Steamworks, can't remember if it was GFWL. Remember the box saying "Games for Windows" but yeah.
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Kurt Russell said:
Are you sure? I don't remember it having GFWL.

http://steamcommunity.com/app/23310/discussions/0/882962960784851243/

Yep, it doesn't have GFWL.
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Jawmuncher said:
I thought it didn't have it just the branding on the box like DMC4 did.
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I swear I remember it having Games for Windows Live. Maybe I am remembering incorrectly.
 
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derExperte

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Midweek Madness - Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition, 75% Off

Tizoc said:
Ooof just saw it. Really hope it'll show up on Nuuvem or gmg >_>;
$40 is a liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitle steep for me but I'll bite eventually.
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The other regional prices on Steam aren't any better.
 
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Leafhopper

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Knurek said:
Games for Windows != Games for Windows LIVE
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Nah I know the differences but I remember seeing the GFWL Xbox styled overlay and stuff but again I could be confusing it with other GFWL game I played. I was playing Dawn of War 2 at the same time around then.

Probably just imagining it.
 
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Stumpokapow

listen to the mad man
lashman said:
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Pricing is bonkers on this. The standard pricing for an episodic adventure game, as established by Telltale, is $5/episode. They are marketing this as 5 episodes, but even if you generously include the epilogue, that gets you to $30.

Then take into consideration that this is a reintroduction of a brand, so you'd expect the price would be lower--being willing to sacrifice some ROI on this project has positive implications for the brand more broadly--and that the brand itself, while carrying a certain appeal with older gamers, is much smaller than the brands Telltale is currently working with.

Not saying it can't possibly justify $40, as obviously older KQ games cost that at release and plenty of new games do as well, more that even if it justifies $40, this might not be the smartest move for the project's success.

I'd have maybe went with $25 and the first episode is free or something like that as an onboarding deal.
 
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ANuclearError

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Stumpokapow said:
Pricing is bonkers on this. The standard pricing for an episodic adventure game, as established by Telltale, is $5/episode. They are marketing this as 5 episodes, but even if you generously include the epilogue, that gets you to $30.

Then take into consideration that this is a reintroduction of a brand, so you'd expect the price would be lower--being willing to sacrifice some ROI on this project has positive implications for the brand more broadly--and that the brand itself, while carrying a certain appeal with older gamers, is much smaller than the brands Telltale is currently working with.

Not saying it can't possibly justify $40, as obviously older KQ games cost that at release and plenty of new games do as well, more that even if it justifies $40, this might not be the smartest move for the project's success.

I'd have maybe went with $25 and the first episode is free or something like that as an onboarding deal.
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If an average episode is twice as long as with Telltale, would you be more willing to accept the price?

At £32 I doubt I'll be jumping on this at launch, depends on how well it's received I guess.
 
Jawmuncher

Jawmuncher

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Stumpokapow said:
Pricing is bonkers on this. The standard pricing for an episodic adventure game, as established by Telltale, is $5/episode. They are marketing this as 5 episodes, but even if you generously include the epilogue, that gets you to $30.

Then take into consideration that this is a reintroduction of a brand, so you'd expect the price would be lower--being willing to sacrifice some ROI on this project has positive implications for the brand more broadly--and that the brand itself, while carrying a certain appeal with older gamers, is much smaller than the brands Telltale is currently working with.

Not saying it can't possibly justify $40, as obviously older KQ games cost that at release and plenty of new games do as well, more that even if it justifies $40, this might not be the smartest move for the project's success.

I'd have maybe went with $25 and the first episode is free or something like that as an onboarding deal.
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Couldn't agree more. It this is supposed to get me on board, the price is keeping me away currently. Will wait to see just what is in store.
 
Tizoc

Tizoc

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Stumpokapow said:
Pricing is bonkers on this. The standard pricing for an episodic adventure game, as established by Telltale, is $5/episode. They are marketing this as 5 episodes, but even if you generously include the epilogue, that gets you to $30.

Then take into consideration that this is a reintroduction of a brand, so you'd expect the price would be lower--being willing to sacrifice some ROI on this project has positive implications for the brand more broadly--and that the brand itself, while carrying a certain appeal with older gamers, is much smaller than the brands Telltale is currently working with.

Not saying it can't possibly justify $40, as obviously older KQ games cost that at release and plenty of new games do as well, more that even if it justifies $40, this might not be the smartest move for the project's success.

I'd have maybe went with $25 and the first episode is free or something like that as an onboarding deal.
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On the one hand you got Christopher Lloyd as one of the voice actors, so maybe the voice acting fee might be covered with this $40 price point?

Regardless I agree, $40 is quite pricey, they should really consider offering a discount for pre-purchase. Then again the game is within the $30 range in Turkey :p
 
lashman

lashman

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Stumpokapow said:
Pricing is bonkers on this. The standard pricing for an episodic adventure game, as established by Telltale, is $5/episode. They are marketing this as 5 episodes, but even if you generously include the epilogue, that gets you to $30.

Then take into consideration that this is a reintroduction of a brand, so you'd expect the price would be lower--being willing to sacrifice some ROI on this project has positive implications for the brand more broadly--and that the brand itself, while carrying a certain appeal with older gamers, is much smaller than the brands Telltale is currently working with.

Not saying it can't possibly justify $40, as obviously older KQ games cost that at release and plenty of new games do as well, more that even if it justifies $40, this might not be the smartest move for the project's success.

I'd have maybe went with $25 and the first episode is free or something like that as an onboarding deal.
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Jawmuncher said:
Couldn't agree more. It this is supposed to get me on board, the price is keeping me away currently. Will wait to see just what is in store.
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Arthea

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I'm in the same boat, I want KQ, but nowhere near 40&#8364; want. I kinda hoped with some early purchase discount it will be sub 20&#8364;. Totally forgot about Acti, yeah not buying it any time soon.

Knurek said:
Games for Windows != Games for Windows LIVE
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Tell me you already upvoted that picross game
 
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