Maybe.

thusaha

What he said.

Arcanum
Half Life
Half Life 2
Half Life 2: Episode 2
Deus Ex
Diablo II
Vanilla WoW

These are a few i can think of so far.

One thing i must point out if your buying Opposing Force on Steam. It has a serious problem with a few of it's files, upon getting to a certain point in the game, you will be unable to progress. Here's the link.

http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=763850

A few people have posted some possible fixes on other threads, but none have really worked for me so far.

Actually, forget everything i just wrote, the game has been fixed! Rofl. On my way to finish it now, woop!

Deus Ex. One of my all time favs.

Well, i payed well over £1000 for my rig, and that was a year ago, i need not upgrade it, for it plays the latest games very well, and for what it's worth, as others have said, you can't beat a keyboard and mouse. Another thing other people have mentioned are the online communities, one of the wonderous things that the internet has given us access to, but one community i can't seem to shake off, and haven't been able to for years is the Steam community.

While steam is a great app for gaming, it's also great for getting to know the people you play with. But anyway back to the PC! I love it, the limitless customisation, and especially the few and far between gaming experiences that some probably couldn't imagine playing on a console i.e Diablo II, Ultima Online, Far Cry, Warcraft, Stalker etc... I'm sure many people will agree that it is somewhat - thier own personal space.

So yes a PC is a great investment, providing you have the money to put into it when it needs an upgrade or whatnot, but some of the experiences it offers just simply can't be beaten - Not to say that consoles can't have the same effect! But i've been a PC gamer for years, and it's something thats probably contributed into making me who i am today.

Ahh this is very good news! If it's similar, then thats no problem. Already started downloading through steam, On the Spot should make time go by a little faster. ;)

I've been hearing alot about Melee being the combat of choice, although i am more of an FPS player.

Is this maybe because it's less enjoyable to use guns or?

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Aha sweet. Again, thanks!

Great minds think alike :P

MJPK

Haha. Very true :P

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Vampire: Bloodlines is quite simply the best role playing game ever made (and I doubt it can be surpassed) it has the best dialogue in a RPG, well developed and interesting characters, excellent voice acting, again; superb role-playing elements, and a unique universe, it manages to be incredibly scary while not being a horror game, varied quests (there's no grinding), etc. Fallout 1 was my favorite RPG of all time, but after playing Bloodlines, I couldn't do but kneel before the awesomenes. Make sure to pick up one of the two unofficial patches (I played with Wesp's patch). http://www.planetvampire.com/bloodlines/files/patches/

MJPK

Sorry to hijack this thread but if I get it off Steam will I still be able to install the unoffical patches? also should I just download the latest unoffical patch(5.2) or will I have to download them all?

Was just about to ask this question.