jsutcliffe

Oh dear -- my bad. I got all mixed up and thought you meant those horrible Blitz games. Still, Blood Bowl is older than Mutant League. Just. ;)

Wah!

Not sure, but you may need lube.

The benefit of Steam and its competitors is that they are sensible about their pricing, and have nice sales every now and then.

The price parity is almost certainly down to them not being willing (possibly not being able) to undercut retailers. Also down to them wanting Games on Demand to fail, because consumers are not allowed to have nice things.

It's probably been discussed before, but if they wanted Games on Demand to succeed they'd make brand new titles available at full retail price, not make years-old games available for 2-3x what you'll find them for on the Internet if you look hard enough.

Sweet. I might have been willing to shell out $15 for Lucidity, but at $10 it'll be impossible to resist.

It _is_ like the other GTAs. Its presentation is like the first two (three if you count London) and its attitude is like the later incarnations.

Also, like the others, it's a lot of fun.

I'm curious if anyone thinks the 360 version is worth grabbing if you already have the PC version. Opinions?

Also, this totally needs to have the Kickstart theme tune added.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pja9Y7JIJBg

Why are the best colors always packaged with games I have zero interest in? The lilac is awesome. When I got my DS I wanted to pink glitter Nintendogs one (don't ask why - I can't explain it) but settled on the Gold one instead, with its horrible misshapen Triforce, just because I wanted a decent game.

If it's actually any good, people won't pay him the $5 anyway. People are like that.