I buy all my PC games at retail (but then again, I live in mainland Europe, where PC retail is still quite significant). So if the apocalypse comes, I think I will manage.Mr. Omega said:Truly a PC gamer's ultimate version of hell.
I buy all my PC games at retail (but then again, I live in mainland Europe, where PC retail is still quite significant). So if the apocalypse comes, I think I will manage.Mr. Omega said:Truly a PC gamer's ultimate version of hell.
I believe that's the common figure. One sixth of the population are gamers. Hold on a mo and I'll get the source.JeanLuc761 said:You show me ANY source that verifies there's even close to a billion gamers on this planet, and I'll be happy to lend your argument more weight.
It's Carter and Rydell.HT_Black said:Why do those retarded Ex-capists seem so familiar...?
No, I'm serious. I can't put my finger on it. Does anyone know?
:ORainboq said:Time for desperate measures.
ALSO:
I was there....
I was there when the strength of men fell...
When we actually started to enjoy Kane and Lynch 2
Hah! I'll be damned.The_root_of_all_evil said:I believe that's the common figure. One sixth of the population are gamers. Hold on a mo and I'll get the source.JeanLuc761 said:You show me ANY source that verifies there's even close to a billion gamers on this planet, and I'll be happy to lend your argument more weight.
Edit: http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/7.117251-EA-CEO-Predicts-One-BIllion-Gamers-Within-Two-Years
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/7.160475-EAs-Riccitiello-Over-a-Billion-Gamers-in-the-World-Today
Edit The Second: Sorry Steel, Quote Fail.
Then why were you the first to play that wretched game and enjoy it?!The_root_of_all_evil said:Goddamit NO! That was just a myth! No-one ever sank that low. We even dug up the E.T. cartridges before that happened. Which it never did.Rainboq said:When we actually started to enjoy Kane and Lynch 2
[sub]Don't judge me[/sub]
LIEZ! I was just trying to relive the days of Yahtzee! Yeah, that was it!Rainboq said:Then why were you the first to play that wretched game and enjoy it?!The_root_of_all_evil said:Goddamit NO! That was just a myth! No-one ever sank that low. We even dug up the E.T. cartridges before that happened. Which it never did.Rainboq said:When we actually started to enjoy Kane and Lynch 2
[sub]Don't judge me[/sub]
+1, plus it has Beyond Good & Evil [http://www.gog.com/en/gamecard/beyond_good_and_evil]Rigs83 said:I use GOG. [http://www.gog.com] I live DRM free.
Except once the apolypse comes, you'll get a "can't reach activation server" error right before a zombie eats youTom Phoenix said:I buy all my PC games at retail (but then again, I live in mainland Europe, where PC retail is still quite significant). So if the apocalypse comes, I think I will manage.Mr. Omega said:Truly a PC gamer's ultimate version of hell.
...damn now I want to try that gameAptspire said:Alone in the Dark? that's not a game, it's a suicide fueled by manually blinking
Then why was there a large smile on your face?The_root_of_all_evil said:LIEZ! I was just trying to relive the days of Yahtzee! Yeah, that was it!Rainboq said:Then why were you the first to play that wretched game and enjoy it?!The_root_of_all_evil said:Goddamit NO! That was just a myth! No-one ever sank that low. We even dug up the E.T. cartridges before that happened. Which it never did.Rainboq said:When we actually started to enjoy Kane and Lynch 2
[sub]Don't judge me[/sub]
You think that's bad ? Wait until your list of games costs more than your computerCowabungaa said:*looks at his own Steam account*
72 Games...72 in total...
May the gods have mercy on my soul...
Cramp. I always smile when I'm in huge pain.Rainboq said:Then why was there a large smile on your face?The_root_of_all_evil said:LIEZ! I was just trying to relive the days of Yahtzee! Yeah, that was it!Rainboq said:Then why were you the first to play that wretched game and enjoy it?!The_root_of_all_evil said:Goddamit NO! That was just a myth! No-one ever sank that low. We even dug up the E.T. cartridges before that happened. Which it never did.Rainboq said:When we actually started to enjoy Kane and Lynch 2
[sub]Don't judge me[/sub]
You sire, are a horrid lier.The_root_of_all_evil said:Cramp. I always smile when I'm in huge pain.Rainboq said:Then why was there a large smile on your face?The_root_of_all_evil said:LIEZ! I was just trying to relive the days of Yahtzee! Yeah, that was it!Rainboq said:Then why were you the first to play that wretched game and enjoy it?!The_root_of_all_evil said:Goddamit NO! That was just a myth! No-one ever sank that low. We even dug up the E.T. cartridges before that happened. Which it never did.Rainboq said:When we actually started to enjoy Kane and Lynch 2
[sub]Don't judge me[/sub]
After calculating the worth of my own collection (without the Steam calculator that doesn't seem to work) mine is one of them. Hell it's about twice as expensive as my computer.wildpeaks said:You think that's bad ? Wait until your list of games costs more than your computerCowabungaa said:*looks at his own Steam account*
72 Games...72 in total...
May the gods have mercy on my soul...
Don't worry. Not only does my collection include DRM-free games, I will also probably be stocked up on cracks to bypass any DRM that the other games might have.wildpeaks said:Except once the apolypse comes, you'll get a "can't reach activation server" error right before a zombie eats youTom Phoenix said:I buy all my PC games at retail (but then again, I live in mainland Europe, where PC retail is still quite significant). So if the apocalypse comes, I think I will manage.Mr. Omega said:Truly a PC gamer's ultimate version of hell.
What if the zombies chew on the electric cables ?Tom Phoenix said:Don't worry. Not only does my collection include DRM-free games, I will also probably be stocked up on cracks to bypass any DRM that the other games might have.wildpeaks said:Except once the apolypse comes, you'll get a "can't reach activation server" error right before a zombie eats youTom Phoenix said:I buy all my PC games at retail (but then again, I live in mainland Europe, where PC retail is still quite significant). So if the apocalypse comes, I think I will manage.Mr. Omega said:Truly a PC gamer's ultimate version of hell.
And who says pirates cannot do good deeds?
Well, obviously, I am going to get all the cracks before that happens. I mean, what is the first thing every smart person would do if an apocalypse occured? Get on the Internet to get all the files they need while it is still online, DUH! Also, the zombies would blow their brain trying to chew the electric cable anyway.wildpeaks said:What if the zombies chew on the electric cables ?Tom Phoenix said:Don't worry. Not only does my collection include DRM-free games, I will also probably be stocked up on cracks to bypass any DRM that the other games might have.wildpeaks said:Except once the apolypse comes, you'll get a "can't reach activation server" error right before a zombie eats youTom Phoenix said:I buy all my PC games at retail (but then again, I live in mainland Europe, where PC retail is still quite significant). So if the apocalypse comes, I think I will manage.Mr. Omega said:Truly a PC gamer's ultimate version of hell.
And who says pirates cannot do good deeds?