Steam Sale is now up
- Thread starter Keero
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Aye, but Super Street Fighter IV comes out...some time. I don't know if Capcom has announced a release date yet. That's the only reason I'm going to pass on SFIV. That, and playing a fighting game using a keyboard and mouse sounds like an awkward experience and there isn't sufficient reason to drop money on a PC-only arcade/fighting game joystick.
Half-Life: Source, Multiwinia + Darwinia, and Shattered Horizon caught my eye. I'll at least pick up the Multiwinia + Darwinia bundle and will probably cave and get Half-Life: Source as well. Whether or not I get Shattered Horizon will likely depend on how many ToJ members pick it up.
I don't have an uber desktop computer to run Crysis (just a notebook computer with a respectable video card that runs Left 4 Dead 2 at medium range settings quite well), so I'll pass on it, too. I have enough multiplayer FPS games to keep me busy for a while now.
Medieval War II doesn't come with the expansion and the bundle that does include the expansion is still regular price ($30 USD). I also have Dawn of War to play through, so I can get my RTS fix that way.
ewoksrule
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actually the system reqs for SH are much higher then crysis.
According to http://www.yougamers.com/gameometer/10360/
According to http://www.yougamers.com/gameometer/10360/
Corpfox
Active Member
You could use a PC Gamepad or an Xbox 360 controller.
But it will be a long time till its a PC version as its currently Consoles only.
Well, Shattered Horizon is much crazier FPS game as your adjusting to Zero Gravity.
Also, this warning too: Shattered Horizon requires DirectX 10, a DirectX 10 compatible video card, and Windows Vista or Windows 7. There is no support for Windows XP or DirectX 9.
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Then I'll skip Shattered Horizon, too. No sense buying something that I can't play at a full 30 frames per second.
Also, I noticed that the Half-Life: Source pack includes Half-Life Deathmatch: Source. I was debating not getting (even going so far as to remove it from my Cart) when I noticed that HLDM: Source is included. I went ahead and re-added it to my cart and bought it, along with the Multiwinia + Darwinia pack.
Annath
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I'm skipping HL:Source because I'm still waiting for Black Mesa to be released. Also, SFIV is really tempting... although I just bought Fallout 3(GOTY Edition) so that'll keep me occupied for a while.
Keero
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For those looking for PC fighting sticks, this works for both PS3/PC and is rather cheap.
On the fence for SF4... my ping may be an issue...
On the fence for SF4... my ping may be an issue...
Corpfox
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Crysis also has your favorite thing Tek Secure-rom.
shadetaker
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Curse you Steam! My bank account cries out for mercy!
I caved (again) for SFVI and Darwinia / Multiwinia, how fortunate then that my 360 controller adaptor decided to up and start working again today.
It appears that I have had HLDM:S without ever actually noticing; we should try to do some of that one of these days, I've gotten quite a few kicks out of HLDM at LANs before.
I caved (again) for SFVI and Darwinia / Multiwinia, how fortunate then that my 360 controller adaptor decided to up and start working again today.
It appears that I have had HLDM:S without ever actually noticing; we should try to do some of that one of these days, I've gotten quite a few kicks out of HLDM at LANs before.
ewoksrule
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how is Darwinia / Multiwinia?
ewoksrule
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nvr mind, I grabbed it.
shadetaker
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The fact of the matter is, I couldn't tell you how half the things I've bought are, since I've not had nearly enough time to go through them all.
ewoksrule
Active Member
no doubt!
ewoksrule
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looks like my wallet can have a rest today, I am not really interested in the sales. Doom3 interests me a little but not $14 worth. The trials HD demo was neat on my 360, not sure I would play it on my PC.