The problem is that many games originally designed for consoles were also designed to be played with a controller. Many of them would not be playable with just a keyboard, and even K+M may require making adjustments. Especially since controllers have many analog features (stick and buttons) that...
I recommend checking to see what kind of discount tickets are available. I know one theater chain that usually offers discount tickets to the first showing of the day, if it's before noon. They also do discount tickets all day Tuesdays. Of course, this is for non-3d, basic theater showings. And...
The approvals went through, but many of those games probably weren't ready to be released... yet. We'll be seeing those games eventually crop up for years.
It's probably just a flood of games from the last batch of Greenlight stuff that ALL got approved when Valve shut it down. That's right, apparently all Greenlight campaigns that were running when it was just down were given approval, regardless of how many votes a game may or may not have had.
Sydney Newman, one of Doctor Who's original creators tried to get the Doctor recast as a woman back in the 80's. This idea is not new. As long as the writing and acting is good, everything will be fine.
Actually, for services like this I would imagine that they would transfer your money to an actual bank account. Banks usually require verifiable information to set one up, and quite possible confirm whether information is valid when asked (i.e. G2A:"Is this their name/address?" Bank:"Yes" or "No")
Except that Steam is apparently taking the Nerf bat to trading cards on new games. From the sound of it, nobody will be getting card drops until a certain number of copies are purchased through Steam. Once that threshold is reached, everyone who already owns and has played the game enough will...
This obviously shows you've never played a Rogue Squadron game. While a couple of missions may have been railshooter-like, most put you into a combat zone and you were free to fly around it however you wanted too (short of flying away).
True, but it's vastly more believable than the scenario you'll find people spouting off in the Steam forums about people hacking your Steam client to display hacked trade windows with false information about what items are being traded by both sides. That is the "reasoning" why we can't a a...
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