Brett

While I can't deny the fact of asynchronous play being convenient for some users, but most of the time I want to play a synchronous multiplayer game. Where I don't have to sit around waiting for people to finish "doing whatever they're doing" and get back to playing the game, so I can make my next move. It seems most people start a game and then just leave it sit there when things may not be going their way.

Hmm, I didn't even realize that they had a Mac client or I would have tried it out.

However, both DOTA2 and Heroes of Newerth have native Mac clients, so I don't think there is too big of a hole in the PC MOBA market left by LoL.

I know what they need, a mute button! Then they don't have to listen to their teammates yell at them how they suck and to leave the game.

Unlike others, I thought this referred to a Avatar: The Last Airbender (not the Cameron movie) would finally get a Kinect game! Talk about a game that is just begging to be made.... please?

@Redzbull Whew, got #21. Thanks for the heads up!

No beta keys? I need to grab another one for my brother's account and yes I went through all the keys in the previous posts and couldn't find one that was still active. Anyone want to help a brother out?

Steamworks DRM honestly is the best because at least all the games use it. The only thing bad is I can't transfer game ownership from one user to another for a period of time.

Defense Grid is totally worth 2.50 if you have any interest in tower defense.

Pshh I'm not going to hide the drums. It's a great way to get others involved in the game. Besides the huge space it consumes it's a great way to introduce someone to the game.

"Hey what's that thing for?"
"Oh, it's for rock band, wanna see?"
"Sure!"

Hooked forever. Friend +1

Good for them. With WoW and Fallout devs I can come up with some interesting concepts. Too bad it will be probably 3 years (at least) before we see anything that they do.