Look at Nintendo's fumble with the Virtual Boy, then the DS series became the industry's de-facto portable platform.
lmecry:I realize that I forgot to link to the original page.
At least, you did not put me on your ignore list! :keur:
To be fair, the video actually explaining it was quite informative.poor baby Wok
way more excited for The Gunk but I'd play Dig 3 as well
I like this. I'd love to see it in something like Euro Truck Sim
I am very excited towards the Gunk, too. It looks like a very different game from what they have made in the past, and I really appreciate that.
I wonder how this could work with a game explicitly made to take advantage of it. I can imagine a good amount of game-detail could potentially be dropped and be handled by the neural network.
It really is, that's basically why I keep saying Valve wants steam to be a kind of bridge that connects as many platforms as possible, only requirement is to have your game on Steam alongside places if you want but steam is mandatory which isn't a bad deal if you ask me.
You should. Pillars 2 is a great refinement on the first one. Sad that it's probably the last game of this type that Obsidian will ever work on.One day I'll get around to playing these games!
You in the UK too?
I've just retried and managed to connect successfully to the "Ultimate Software" (yeah right
) app on Android.
LOl its 50%(+20%off launch discount) cheaper on Steam here compared to EGS, that 12% truly trikcle'd down.
Is that so surprising? it's 3 pretty big games in terms of content, lots of set pieces and cutscenes (quite a lot of it as video I think).
Mass Effect: Legendary Edition is 93GB on Steam. It said 103GB disk space needed and is a 93GB download but what size it will actually be i have no idea.
Finally, the definitive edition with online multiplayer thanks to Steam.
Mine arrived today and I'm also in the UK. Because I'm a consumerist twat, I'd forgotten that I even ordered one so it was a nice surprise
I quite like it, though I think I bought it mainly to use with my MiSTer and not on the PC.
For me in Chile getting a Steam Link or a Steam controller was really hard i bought it used from a friend who bought from a dude who bought at least 15 controllers
Yeah I'm feeling the same, sure I never use it but would still like to have a backup.My biggest regret was to not buy a second Steam controller
Same as my Steamlink then... At least my Steam Controller gets some use every few months before i get annoyed by it's flexibility and my inability to know how i want a game to control and i give up for another few months.My STEAM controller is still in it's box, never used it
Yeah, LATAM, SEA, basically everything that isn't US, Canada and bits of Europe you have to rely on third parties. It means increased costs, dubious origins, extra taxes (real taxes, not Tim's kind) IF you even find a trustworthy third party at all.
