Yes Seam is very good. I like the fact that I don't need a CD to play a game and I can play games I have purchaced on any PC with Steam. I wish I could have all my games on Steam, having to put the CD in every time is a pain when all I need to do in Stem is click on the game I wan to play, so much simpler! What I don't like about it is it takes 18 to load up on my pc.
[QUOTE="homebrew197516"]What gets me is why don't Gamespot report this? Do they want the PC to look bad and only report the NDP sales? xSIZEMATTER
All gamespot is good for now is forums.
I get the feeling that Gamespot are console fanboys as all thay seem to report is negative newsa about PC gaming. Yet all they need to do is simple research on google to find out its actually doing quite well.
With all the negative comments on the Crysis sales I thought I would post this up for your information. Not a bad sales figure considering the games "high requirements" I can't paste links here for some reason so Google "Crysis platinum" for the info.
I buy my games from gameplay.com and Steam. Not gone into a shop for many years to buy a game, the last game a bought in a shop was Battlefield 1942 when it first came out, and when was that first released? Its all online purchases for me now.
I need help in trying to find the editor. I have installed Sandbox2 from the Crysis CD and gone to the Crysis install folder, a folder called Editor is there. I open the Editor folder and I cant see any exe file to launch the program. Any idea where it could be or what I am doing wrong?
I read in PC Format that Crysis is selling very well. Those sale figures quoted on this web site are US only. Europe seems to have much higher PC game sales. I really don't know why people come on here and say PC gaming is dying when there are just as many PC games as console, mybe even more than console as we get exclusives and ports. Also piracy is high on the PC but devs and publishers still seem to make a profit and continue create new games for the PC.
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