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Please look forward to it!
Useless, the lot of you.
The single-player mode of SC2 looks rad!
Does your fedora have a feather?
Originally Posted by Razor Ramon
Time to ride the crazy chair!
Hey look, Interplay games are on Steam now! And you're retarded if you buy any of them there instead of GOG, where they're cheaper and DRM-free!
On the other hand, you're retarded if you don't buy Droplitz on Steam this week. It's only $2!
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The Steam versions are DRM-free as well. The Fallout Collection's only $2.02 more than buying them individually on GOG - If I'm spending $18 anyways, I'd gladly spend another two bucks to keep my downloaded games on a single platform.
Does this mean we could see Baldur's Gate, Icewind Dale, and PS:T in the future? I really hope so, but I know that those haven't been put up onto GOG either, so I guess there might be a reason behind that.
Please look forward to it!
Interplay doesn't own those. I'm not sure who does.
Most of them were on Gametap until 1-2 months ago so maybe something's going to happen.
Time to ride the crazy chair!
Steam is DRM. You can do stuff with the GOG downloads like burn them to a disc, take them to a computer that has never heard of the internet, and install them. Can't do that with Steam games.
As for the AD&D games, I doubt we'll see them anytime soon because of the licensing issues. Atari owns the AD&D license, so Interplay would have to make a deal with them in order to release them digitally. It isn't entirely out of the question, though, as Atari has previously released Baldur's Gate compilations.
Not necessarily. There are a couple games on Steam that work without steam. DOSbox stuff and the like.
Please look forward to it!
This is the new Starcraft 2 map editor:
Skip to 1:58 for :O
4:10 too
Fuck it, I'm in.
Who fucking cares? How many PCs do you play games on that aren't connected to the internet?
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