radioactivez0r

79 people seems like more than would normally get a layoff after completion of a game going to retail.

@antaydos I figure if the game artists - you know, the ones doing the shading - haven't corrected people by now, we're probably not crazy.

There's a psychological barrier I would have to contend with. Paying $50-60 for a game and having that be it is not a big deal - paying that same amount over the course of a dozen smaller transactions to get the same amount of stuff will still somehow feel like I've paid more, it will seem like a huge hassle, and I'll feel ripped off. Maybe that can be overcome, but why would I want to deal with it at all?

Zero comments?! I'm bummed. This game looks neat, on the cheap, with some buddies. Steam-specific stuff just makes it sweeter.

The AC special editions particularly are kind of amazing in Europe. However, after picking up both the Brohood CE and Revelations Sig Edition, I'll just wait for a sale on the newest one.

I like this article. I also own almost every one of the games mentioned (except Bastion...but I'll get to it).

So I should buy an iOS device.

Maybe I'll get around to playing Amalur before the end of the year :\

@prometheus99 I don't understand - aren't there like 4 endings?

@(Unverified) Have you used Gold before? I think you'd have to experience them both to judge it fairly; these days it seems to be a toss up depending on your needs. I mostly have friends who play on 360 so it makes more sense for me, but Plus continues to look more and more awesome.