Topic: GAMES That Join STEAM Thread - Update; Sam & Max Season One Joins The Steam Club

[Pugnate]

Pretty cool that the library is getting bigger, but I'd rather buy San Andreas with all that extra stuff.

[idolminds]

Its too bad they dont include London 1969 and 1961 in with the first GTA. Its pretty hard to find.

[Jedi]

I wouldn't mind ppicking up GTA 3 on the cheap as I only had a hacked version with no radio content, and it's still my fav' GTA game.

[MysterD]

Its too bad they dont include London 1969 and 1961 in with the first GTA. Its pretty hard to find.

Did they put GTA: London, 1969 and 1961 in w/ that GTA: Classics Pack they were selling for the PC?

[idolminds]

Yeah, I think they did. At least 1969. 1961 was...an addon for 1969 that was free to download. So it was an addon to the addon.

[Pugnate]

I've been really close to buying the Titan Quest package on STEAM. I gave my copy to my brother, thinking I wouldn't want to play again.... but damnit I've been really craving it.

Trouble is, who the hell is going to download 8 GB of games.

[MysterD]

Keep in mind, they do now sell Titan Quest: GOLD Edition in retail stores now, w/ both TQ + expansion.

[Pugnate]

You have trouble with your memory don't you?

[MysterD]

You have trouble with your memory don't you?

Go tell your bro' to give you your shit back!

[Xessive]

I like the idea of having a legitimate online source for games (especially classic games), conceptually it should make things easier, however I don't feel we're quite 'there' yet.

[MysterD]

I like the idea of having a legitimate online source for games (especially classic games), conceptually it should make things easier, however I don't feel we're quite 'there' yet.

Agreed.

Once the game-makers and publishers find a brilliant way of selling SP games online-to-download without some sort of Internet copy-protection that forces you to be online to play actually play a SP game, then we'll be there, I think...

[Xessive]

Agreed.

Once the game-makers and publishers find a brilliant way of selling SP games online-to-download without some sort of Internet copy-protection that forces you to be online to play actually play a SP game, then we'll be there, I think...

Or at least a tad bit closer. So far all they've done is replace the need for a disc in the drive with internet and a clean connection to their servers.

[Cobra951]

I will not be onboard as long as I need someone's permission to use what I bought.  It's no more complicated than that.  I'm all for online distribution as a replacement delivery system, not as a way to control my every move.

[Xessive]

I will not be onboard as long as I need someone's permission to use what I bought.  It's no more complicated than that.  I'm all for online distribution as a replacement delivery system, not as a way to control my every move.

Couldn't have said it better.