Steam Halloween Sale

[QUOTE="lawlessx"]

Anyone who hasn't already picked up stalker should do so now:evil:!

Nintendo_Ownes7

I'm thinking of getting Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines but I don't know if it will work with Windows 7.

[QUOTE="dontshackzmii"]

well i cant get it via retail so i have to play it this way. digital games still suck.

lundy86_4

Really? You didn't seem that perturbed by OnLive in the last relevent thread.

i use onlive as a demo system. Onlive is more like on demand gaming. Steam you have to download install and update the game as well as run it. Onlive does everything for you. Over all Onlive is the better service as it gives you far more then steam ever could.

[QUOTE="lundy86_4"]

[QUOTE="dontshackzmii"]

well i cant get it via retail so i have to play it this way. digital games still suck.

dontshackzmii

Really? You didn't seem that perturbed by OnLive in the last relevent thread.

i use onlive as a demo system. Onlive is more like on demand gaming. Steam you have to download install and update the game as well as run it. Onlive does everything for you. Over all Onlive is the better service as it gives you far more then steam ever could.

The scariest game on that list is Scratches. You guys need to get it.

FrozenLiquid

Good deal on Overlord. I wish I had me new PC built already. Might have to wait for X-Mas.

i use onlive as a demo system. Onlive is more like on demand gaming. Steam you have to download install and update the game as well as run it. Onlive does everything for you. Over all Onlive is the better service as it gives you far more then steam ever could.

dontshackzmii

i use onlive as a demo system. Onlive is more like on demand gaming. Steam you have to download install and update the game as well as run it. Onlive does everything for you. Over all Onlive is the better service as it gives you far more then steam ever could.

dontshackzmii

Your argument about ownership seems a little flawed, considering you actually own something with Steam, and you don't own anything with OnLive.

[QUOTE="dontshackzmii"]

i use onlive as a demo system. Onlive is more like on demand gaming. Steam you have to download install and update the game as well as run it. Onlive does everything for you. Over all Onlive is the better service as it gives you far more then steam ever could.

lundy86_4

Your argument about ownership seems a little flawed, considering you actually own something with Steam, and you don't own anything with OnLive.

owning data? might as well own thin air.

[QUOTE="lundy86_4"]

[QUOTE="dontshackzmii"]

i use onlive as a demo system. Onlive is more like on demand gaming. Steam you have to download install and update the game as well as run it. Onlive does everything for you. Over all Onlive is the better service as it gives you far more then steam ever could.

dontshackzmii

Your argument about ownership seems a little flawed, considering you actually own something with Steam, and you don't own anything with OnLive.

owning data? might as well own thin air.

owning data? might as well own thin air.

dontshackzmii

So you support OnLive over Steam, yet actually own less with that service. Makes sense, especially when you criticize Steam for a lack of "ownership".

[QUOTE="dontshackzmii"]

owning data? might as well own thin air.

lundy86_4

So you support OnLive over Steam, yet actually own less with that service. Makes sense, especially when you criticize Steam for a lack of "ownership".

Onlive is not the same thing its streaming. They run the game for you thats why it will always be a better service then steam. You click on a game and it works right away. no downloads no updates no hardware upgrades.

[QUOTE="lundy86_4"]

[QUOTE="dontshackzmii"]

owning data? might as well own thin air.

dontshackzmii

So you support OnLive over Steam, yet actually own less with that service. Makes sense, especially when you criticize Steam for a lack of "ownership".

Onlive is not the same thing its streaming. They run the game for you thats why it will always be a better service then steam. You click on a game and it works right away. no downloads no updates no hardware upgrades.

Yet you keep ignoring my point, which is the same as why you continually rag on Steam. That is the lack of ownership.

Nowhere in my post did I say that they were the same, as they are drastically different services.

[QUOTE="KiZZo1"]

Is DMC3 on PC any good or should I wait for the HD versions?

SAGE_OF_FIRE

I fully back this as well, the game doesn't even properly detect the gamepad buttons. Your right stick moves dante around instead of the left stick for some reason.

On topic, I ended up picking amnesia, dead space pack and the fear pack. Stupid thread lol, making me spend money.

[QUOTE="dontshackzmii"]

[QUOTE="lundy86_4"]

So you support OnLive over Steam, yet actually own less with that service. Makes sense, especially when you criticize Steam for a lack of "ownership".

lundy86_4

Onlive is not the same thing its streaming. They run the game for you thats why it will always be a better service then steam. You click on a game and it works right away. no downloads no updates no hardware upgrades.

Yet you keep ignoring my point, which is the same as why you continually rag on Steam. That is the lack of ownership.

Nowhere in my post did I say that they were the same, as they are drastically different services.

I still dont like digital games but onlive is the better digital. I rag on steam most because of all the hermits who say " omg teh battle feild is not on steam no buy!" or they act like they buy all new games for 5$.

i use onlive as a demo system. Onlive is more like on demand gaming. Steam you have to download install (5 clicks) and update the game (auto) as well as run it (double click). Onlive does everything for you. Over all Onlive is the better service as it gives you far more then steam ever could.

dontshackzmii

Not sure if serious.

I still dont like digital games but onlive is the better digital. I rag on steam most because of all the hermits who say " omg teh battle feild is not on steam no buy!" or they act like they buy all new games for 5$.

dontshackzmii

No, you rag on Steam for the lack of "ownership". That is your constant fault with the system. Don't blame this on the Hermits, because your posts have become hypocritical. You criticize lack of ownership, and somehow find OnLive better. What do you "own" with OnLive?

I got Amnesia: The Dark Descent for 2 pounds 60 (why doesn't GS like the pound sign?). Oh god, what have I done to myself?

TheOtherTheoG

Vampire: The Masquerade for $5?

SOLD

PatchMaster

I still dont like digital games but onlive is the better digital. I rag on steam most because of all the hermits who say " omg teh battle feild is not on steam no buy!" or they act like they buy all new games for 5$.

dontshackzmii

I fully back this as well, the game doesn't even properly detect the gamepad buttons. Your right stick moves dante around instead of the left stick for some reason.

On topic, I ended up picking amnesia, dead space pack and the fear pack. Stupid thread lol, making me spend money.

ryangcnx-2

Yeah, DMC3: SE is one game were its best played on the PS2. Besides the controls, the textures were slighty inferior aswell. Though it was nice to play it at a high resolution, looked crisp as a crystal. You can use Xpadder or Joy2key to map the controls so they could work well, i used that and i had no problem finishing the game on the PC.

[QUOTE="lundy86_4"]

[QUOTE="dontshackzmii"]

owning data? might as well own thin air.

dontshackzmii

So you support OnLive over Steam, yet actually own less with that service. Makes sense, especially when you criticize Steam for a lack of "ownership".

Onlive is not the same thing its streaming. They run the game for you thats why it will always be a better service then steam. You click on a game and it works right away. no downloads no updates no hardware upgrades.

[QUOTE="lawlessx"]

Anyone who hasn't already picked up stalker should do so now:evil:!

Nintendo_Ownes7

I'm thinking of getting Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines but I don't know if it will work with Windows 7.

I have Windows 7 64 and it works as long as you install the unofficial patch.

[QUOTE="dontshackzmii"]

i use onlive as a demo system. Onlive is more like on demand gaming. Steam you have to download install (5 clicks) and update the game (auto) as well as run it (double click). Onlive does everything for you. Over all Onlive is the better service as it gives you far more then steam ever could.

KiZZo1

Not sure if serious.

That made me lol. But seriously, it is so much easier to get a game through Steam than a retail console game that requires driving time, searching for the game, stock issues, lines, etc... On Steam, I preload a week early and am playing it within minutes of the launch.