Yeah I don't have my GCN copy anymore, but I have the remaster on PS3 so I've avoided the Steam port.I own Symphonia on both GameCube (which I can still use on my Wii) and for PS3, I don't feel the need to get the crappy PC port.
So you're saying that @Terrik and I should mess around on the PTR so you can do something else tonight?
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$6.99
It's a game, and progress depends on purchases. They are selling to gamers, ergo they can increase purchases by making a game out of buying games.
And I'm sure they have lots and lots (and lots) of data showing how well it works.
I'm betting the money they make isn't insignificant. Having sold a lot of trading cards, and paid attention while I did, just some rough numbers. Say a popular game that has 7 cards (roughly average). Each of those cards may see 50+ sales each day. Each sale is $0.02 cents for Steam. Sure, that's only $7, but there are hundreds of games whose cards trade at least that much, and even uncommon game will still see card sales. "Tiny and Big: Grandpa's Leftovers" (a relatively unknown indie title that I didn't like, but left running to get the trading cards) cards all have 20+ sold in the last 24 hours.
Yeah, saw that too. As much crap as the game has gotten for being short and repetitive, the 5-year-old Transformers fan in me is still like, "It's only $12.50, dude! The old Transformers, man!!"
Man. I still have the DVD, unopened. Kati and I are supposed to team play it someday.
The game is hilarious. Cary Elwes voices the Bard and he totally channels Robin Hood: Men in Tights. It's a pretty standard ARPG otherwise, but the writing and voice acting are top-tier.
Yep. That's why I bought it. I'm a big fan of the original series, so having it deconstructed looked like fun.
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See, my only problem with the Create-a-Wrestler in recent WWE games is you can no longer upload and use your own music for entrance themes. I fucking LOVED that option on some of the PS3 versions I played (I think '11, '12, and '13). But ever since Next Gen, they don't have that option anymore. So it holds less interest for me. Which sucks because creating CAWs is my favourite thing to do in a wrestling game.I really enjoy it. It can sometimes be a little clunky in the way that wrestling games usually are, but I've had a ton of fun with it. The create-a-wrestler is really in-depth, too.
Looks just like me. Even the body, yeah... totally...
Create-a-Wrestler is the best. It immediately gets you invested in it, and the goofy ass story lines are more entertaining if they effect your character. That was one of my favorite things about WWE Smackdown: Here Comes The Pain.See, my only problem with the Create-a-Wrestler in recent WWE games is you can no longer upload and use your own music for entrance themes. I fucking LOVED that option on some of the PS3 versions I played (I think '11, '12, and '13). But ever since Next Gen, they don't have that option anymore. So it holds less interest for me. Which sucks because creating CAWs is my favourite thing to do in a wrestling game.
You can get around that in the PC version by replacing and altering certain files. The same goes for jumbotron projections.See, my only problem with the Create-a-Wrestler in recent WWE games is you can no longer upload and use your own music for entrance themes. I fucking LOVED that option on some of the PS3 versions I played (I think '11, '12, and '13). But ever since Next Gen, they don't have that option anymore. So it holds less interest for me. Which sucks because creating CAWs is my favourite thing to do in a wrestling game.
Funniest moment I had was in I think WWE '12. I was building up one guy - Toro - to be my world champ. He was slowly working his way up the ladder in the league mode.
Re-he-he-he-heeeeeeally?
Funniest moment I had was in I think WWE '12. I was building up one guy - Toro - to be my world champ. He was slowly working his way up the ladder in the league mode.
At the same time, I had a tag team: The Damage Brothers. Mean Mike Damage and Bad Billy Damage. They, too, worked their way up the ladder.
I believe I had a singles mid-carder guy who was aiming for the IC title, too. But I can't remember his name.
Anyway, for one PPV, Bad Billy Damage was booked into a Money in the Bank match along with my mid-card guy. I controlled my mid-card guy because I wanted him to win, of course. Except the AI was tough that match and by sheer luck, Billy Damage won it.
Then came the main event for the world title, with Toro taking it all. Right before the match, though, it asked if I wanted Billy Damage to cash in the MitB. I didn't realize it until AFTER the match that that meant he'd challenge the winner at the end. And I controlled Billy Damage.
So out of nowhere, Billy Damage became world champion without my planning. I renamed him into something more badass and world-title level: Will Damage, and actually ran with it. In the tag team, he was like the British Bulldog. When I reworked him as a singles guy, I gave him more a Brock Lesnar move set and gave him a new look that looked more of a main-eventer.[DOUBLEPOST=1466738614,1466738511][/DOUBLEPOST]
Re-he-he-he-heeeeeeally?
Is there a lot of work involved in that work around?
Hurm. While I'm glad it gives me the option to put in my own music, it's at the expense of others. Which means if I wanted to sacrifice Zack Ryder's music and then feel the need to have Toro beat the crap out of him, he'd come out to Toro's badass music.
Rust is 50% off atm on steam
I suggest getting the Season Pass while it's on sale, too.
This is very true. When I installed it and loaded it up, I said, "Okay, let's see what all the Overwhelmingly Positive fuss is about."
