Evan

@(Unverified) Browse to http://store.steampowered.com/mobile and click on the image for the app store/android marketplace to be directly linked to them. These apps only just went "live" recently so it's likely their entries haven't been scraped into the store search databses yet.

To the point in the article about whether purchases through the app will be allowed; Apple's restrictions about making purchases through apps apply primarily to products that can actually be used on iOS/within an iOS app. There are plenty of retail apps (e.g. Ebay, Amazon) that you can make purchases with directly through the app because you're buying goods that don't exist within the iTunes ecosystem. TLDR: there should be no problem with buying Steam games within the iOS app (so long as they're not iOS titles).

Can you pluck a Rainbow from the sky? Can you tell the stars to quit shining? Can you say to an ocean, "Hey, stop being an ocean for a little while?" NO. SUCH IS MANGO.

I got me some shiny new knives and some shiny new pots and pans and a swanky new liquor cabinet. Meanwhile, my dad got a Wii and Roku…my how the tables have turned.

I was playing the PC version of Beyond Good and Evil and had made my way about 2/3 of the way through the game. Went to bed after a very long play session, woke up the next day and my save file was corrupt and totally unusable. I didn't end up re-playing it and finishing it until a good 6 years later…

A towel. Because you should always bring one whenever you go someplace new.

Also, my iPhone, equipped with ebooks and apps for operating in survival mode.

Symphony of the Night, hands down.

I love all of my celebrities equally

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Right there with you, BrokenTriforce. If Mad Catz really is making the peripherals, we could all be in for a disappointing hardware experience when RB3 comes out, which would be a damn shame given the relatively strong track record of the instruments in previous iterations in the series. Really hoping that doesn't actually come to pass.