In KS, he could have a stretch goal that removes whoring the game to Steamworks.
[quote who="Island Dog" reply="1" id="3248262"]Never even heard of that brand, but thanks for the info. [/quote] You probably use their products already though.
[quote who="taltamir" reply="368" id="3233481"] Quoting thadianaphena, reply 366I will never again buy a steam game because of their Orwellian policies. Every so often they come up to me and say "We are changing the terms of the deal you have with us and if you don't agree we will delete all of your games and you can't play anymore". Every time they update, it gets worse - before too long you will have to agree to let steam function as policeware or they will delete all of
[quote who="-Ue_Carbon" reply="5" id="3249460"] Quoting coreimpulse, reply 3Shouldnt brad start his own kickstarter to make a proper game of Elemental? I take it Fallen Enchatress is not proper enough for you?[/quote] nope, its not.
Shouldnt brad start his own kickstarter to make a proper game of Elemental?
Hello? $1=€1 doesnt ring a bell? Steam screws people in europe with it, and they simply ignore them. There´s a big thread at the steam boards regarding it, and it continues to get bigger. You know, I would understand the uninformed people happy about the convenience of surrendering to Valve's download manager with everything game related, turning games into a service that you rely on, like utilities. But it´s other people in the industry, including Brad, thinking that the
Yes, sorry bout doubting foxnews' unbiased, 100% accurate reporting. Like here: http://video.foxnews.com/v/1141465232001/video-games-go-green/. Fox news, protecting the public against violent content, objectionable material, and the liberal agenda in games. Yep, they called it just like it is. They uncovered the wacko liberal left propaganda in these city manag
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="39" id="2970405"] Um , no. There are several documented sites that document differences of opinion. But not of factual errors. That UM study that was cited by Jon Stewart and many others did not deal with facts, but opinion. Again, I am open to learning about how the NEWS is biased, but as yet have not had anyone provide examples.[/quote] Old topic, i know, but only now i've gone back to these boards, and I was asked last time to give evidene on how fox lie
http://cl1p.net/insulary/
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="35" id="2969951"] Quoting Dr Guy, reply 28 That is what people keep telling me - but they never provide specifics (other than to start ranting about hannity or O'Reilly). Perhaps if you could provide some actual examples, that might help to prove what you say is accurate, and not just sour grapes. Quoting coreimpulse, reply 34 Just watch the channel. All they do is show imflammatory biased
I havent played them, but they do seem like an interesting game genre. I remember people commenting on the internet some time ago if interactive fiction could make a comeback with the new popularity ebook readers like the kindle.
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="28" id="2967151"] Quoting coreimpulse, reply 21 Fox gets the ratings it gets because it's all inflammatory right-slanted bogus infotentment, and not real journalism. And they present it in a way that's fun to watch. That's all. It's more fun to watch than the old boring newsmedia. The exact reason why that idiot rush limbaugh has the ratings he has. That is what people keep telling me - b
Fox gets the ratings it gets because it's all inflammatory right-slanted bogus infotentment, and not real journalism. And they present it in a way that's fun to watch. That's all. It's more fun to watch than the old boring newsmedia. The exact reason why that idiot rush limbaugh has the ratings he has.
I'd like to see true people internet, that is everyone leeches off their net and files from their peers, like a LAN.
[quote who="Thormodr" reply="112" id="2946415"]Confucius says: He who farts in church sits in his own pew.[/quote] Confucius says too: Man who stand on toilet high on pot.
I've read articles saying that microsoft makes more money on hardware peripherials like keyboards, mice and game controllers than on big console units nowadays. That's most likely the reason they still make them.
I remember seeing in stores those track mouses with one big ball that moved around. I thought they would be terrible in any kind of gaming use. Anyone still makes those?
Anyone still uses a trackball?
Seems like dd is merging with traditional stores. I'd like to know if d2d really had good numbers at any point.
This move will make Impulse less needed since people will just launch their games directly with steam. Sad to see that brad wardell sold out to the biggest bidder, at least now maybe Rebellion will use Steamworks' better cloud features.
Symbolic, nothing else. What changes now?
Which site did you get this malware? The witcher wiki? I guess it's one of those fan made ones, isnt it?
[quote who="Rebell44" reply="368" id="2926819"]Fable 3 is comming to Steam, which is huge surprise because its owned by MS. http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/34227/Fable_III_Coming_To_Steam_As_Well_As_Games_For_Windows_Marketplace.php Maybe MS will release some of their older PC games on Steam (which would be great). Lets hope GFWL die soon. [/quote] On steam yes, but it will still have GfWL. Why can't they pick one or the other, instea
Call of Duty.
[quote who="Uvah" reply="14" id="2920650"]Talking about getting re-aquainted. They're bringing back, of all things, Commodore 64 in three or four flavors. Hefty price tag on the really good one too. $700 US. Read the article day before yesterday at Tech something. I don't recall the exact website. Okay ... I found it. http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/04/06/the-new-commodore-64-updated-with-its-old-exterior/ [/quote] That's