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STEAM | September 2016 - Good job doing previous stuff, let's do new stuff
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Oh boy another gamepad breaking game announced 
Bit.Trip Runner 3 is coming
https://youtu.be/2_ZZUZOdmeY
Bit.Trip Runner 3 is coming
https://youtu.be/2_ZZUZOdmeY
A Fish Aficionado
I am going to make it through this year if it kills me
Tizoc
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US-only, though, as is par for the course:
The US bluray is region free, I'll consider getting it soon.
Cosmic Schwung
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Oh boy another gamepad breaking game announced
Bit.Trip Runner 3 is coming
https://youtu.be/2_ZZUZOdmeY
The second one was pretty easy, or at least it was compared to the first.
Jawmuncher
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This doesn't apply to Dark Alliance, but much if not most (I've not taken a close look) of what Interplay is selling is actually just publishing contracts for the games it re-released rather than the IPs themselves (Star Trek being the most obvious example).
Boss Doggie
all my loli wolf companions are so moe
Meanwhile in Civ VI - "Too Swole to Control" Gilgamesh
I love how he's pretty much your war bro
The Fed isn't a mystery, except to libertarians, and Apple doesn't support 3rd party repairs of its devices.
Wait, are you sure you don't also need to plug in a monitor, a MicroSD card reader, an iphone, a CD drive, a mechanical keyboard, a 3rd gen ipod touch, another monitor, a dot matrix printer, an external hard drive, and charge your friends Galaxy 7 all at the same time? The Macbook can't handle all of that, so you might want to think about returning your Macbook ASAP until Apple fixes this mistake that runs contrary to the usage patterns of average users.
It seems to get warm on the bottom and center of the keyboard. Apple specifies the operating temperature as 10° to 35° C, so it will be noticeable but not a major concern.
Source.
Oh boy another gamepad breaking game announced
Bit.Trip Runner 3 is coming
https://youtu.be/2_ZZUZOdmeY
As a fan of Vib Ribbon I've always wanted to play these games but never have.
Nabs
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I hope they do a Humble Bundle.
morningbus
Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
Hot Hax for all of those who couldn't get in on the Gears of War stdeal: Purchase GOG connect games on Steam, link your account, then refund the game!
Boom, DRM free and free!
Boom, DRM free and free!
Cosmic Schwung
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It was easier but doing 100% was still challenging
For some reason I thought I got 100% on the sequel in far less time, but you're right. Looks like it took me only a few hours less than the original.
...okay, we're already on track for Game of the Millenium here.
And that plus the pic reminded me: What ever happened to the Dudebro project? That looked like it was shaping up to be something fun, but I haven't heard anything about it in forever now.
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.
Speaking of GOG Connect, I own Dawn of Discovery and the Venice expansion on Steam, but GOG isn't recognizing it as Anno 1404 gold edition.
Is this a known issue? Maybe something with the name change / localization? Should I email GOG support?
Is this a known issue? Maybe something with the name change / localization? Should I email GOG support?
I think you need the European version of the game =\
btw, if you add Baldurs Gate, there's a free copy of it in your library
Ah, well there it is then, thanks.
US-only, though, as is par for the course:
Sigh, typical. One day this will change along with how useful Steam is as a platform for video; one day.
Dusk Golem
A 21st Century Rockefeller
morningbus
Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
CheesecakeRecipe
Stormy Grey
can someone publish too human on Steam? I wanna play it
I've only played the demo
Unlikely to happen, as Silicon Knights was required to destroy the source code for the game as part of the lawsuit they lost. As scary as it is to see a game get wiped from existence like that rather than simply lost due to poor asset storage policies, I think it's safe to say nobody would dare touch that legal landmine, even if they tried to port the 360 code back over.
A new level in the creepiness of Steam releases has been achieved.
Skimpily dressed human body with cyborg arms and a big ol' robot (?) head doesn't do much for me, but I guess it's somebody's fetish. I imagine Daft Punk would think she's a major babe.
You don't understand, it's a feature
By some definitions of "sexy", I suppose.
damn i didn't know that, that actually suck
Jawmuncher
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That dev is definitely all about the hometown
Endruen
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UcchedavÄda
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It has both tits and ass, and it walks around on high heels. What more do you want?
Seriously, that's creepy ...
A Fish Aficionado
I am going to make it through this year if it kills me
Why
And LiS has the TV show.
StrangeRoboMemory
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can someone publish too human on Steam? I wanna play it
I've only played the demo
Oh my god, did you make this gif? Crying over here.
LurkerPrime
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For LIS, it gets even better: it's from the creators of Dead Rising: The Direct-to-DVD abomination.
:'(
The Dead Rising movies on Crackle? They weren't terrible.
StrangeRoboMemory
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BTW, I've been wondering about checking out a couple of the biggest games of the past four or six years that are on Steam. I completely skipped the PS3/X360 generation, so I've missed out on a lot. I've picked up the major things that interested me - Valkyria Chronicles, Metal Gear Rising, Dark Souls - and I'd like to check out something from one of the big franchises that I've missed.
I'm leaning towards The Witcher 3, because the story looks neat. My only fear is that these open world games seem pretty overwhelming and like they're just full of un-fun side quests and lots of filler. Is that the case? Are all of these games a slog?
If you were going to recommend just *one* of the big open world games on Steam, which would it be?
I'm leaning towards The Witcher 3, because the story looks neat. My only fear is that these open world games seem pretty overwhelming and like they're just full of un-fun side quests and lots of filler. Is that the case? Are all of these games a slog?
If you were going to recommend just *one* of the big open world games on Steam, which would it be?
LurkerPrime
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The Witcher 3 is a best-in-class open world, so it's hard to go with anything other than that. It is the only one that manages to make sidequests feel like something other than meaningless filler.
TW3 is a huge game though, so if you aren't prepared to set aside a hundred hours or whatever maybe choose something else. I'd go with Just Cause 2 (terribly repetitive open world, but fun!), Red Faction: Guerilla (repetitive and also fun!), or Saint's Row 3 (bad humour and terribly repetitive, but kind of fun!). The other bright side with the Witcher 3 is that once you finish the main game, you have the excellent expansions (Heart of Stone / Blood & Wine) to look forward to.
I don't know what Crackle is. But, this Dead Rising movie.
Abandon all hopes.
TW3 is a huge game though, so if you aren't prepared to set aside a hundred hours or whatever maybe choose something else. I'd go with Just Cause 2 (terribly repetitive open world, but fun!), Red Faction: Guerilla (repetitive and also fun!), or Saint's Row 3 (bad humour and terribly repetitive, but kind of fun!). The other bright side with the Witcher 3 is that once you finish the main game, you have the excellent expansions (Heart of Stone / Blood & Wine) to look forward to.
I don't know what Crackle is. But, this Dead Rising movie.
Abandon all hopes.
Steam Dev Days site got updated; now with a more complete list of what is happening. Notable bits since there is a lot of it:
- Steam Business Update - No description / info but could have some interesting things in there along with the usual update on how Steam has been doing.
- The Future of VR and PC Games - No description / info, so could be something to look out for considering the flamboyant title.
- Video Content on Steam - "A feature road map will be presented (feedback please!)"
- Steam Controller - Probably some update news in there as well as some info on how it's doing
- Art of Communication - KEK (actually more to do with communication between artists and programmers, but low hanging fruit)
AHA-Lambda
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I'll give you an easy first step. Stop region locking video content, pretty much none of it is available outside of the US. This shit has no place in 2016.
nah someone else made it years ago when dyack was once a member of gaf
Exactly. I'm fully aware of the issues of copyright / licencing madness, but that isn't going to work, so I hope that is an obvious start.
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