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| [Jun 07, 2011, 10:07 am ET] - Share - Viewing Comments |
Steam now offers a playable demo for Dungeon Siege III, providing the chance to check out this action/RPG sequel developed by Obsidian Entertainment. Here is what they have to say about this: The Dungeon Siege III Demo is now available via Steam. Experience a small taste of Dungeon Siege III in single-player and 2-person local co-op play modes. (co-op requires two controllers)
Click Here to download and start playing. Must have Steam installed.
Pre-Purchase your copy of Dungeon Siege III today and be ready to play when it launches this month.
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Re: Dungeon Siege III Demo |
Jun 8, 2011, 06:46 |
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don't know in how many ways I can answer your claim of 'a game must support most common system effectively, otherwise the developers messed up'. I am just glad that some game developers over the years have largely ignored this idiotic notion, and we have had games that had exclusive/effective PC requirements that weren't the most common at the time (VGA, math coprocessor, 3D cards, hard-disk, mouse, controllers, RAM EMS/XMS, sound cards, CD-ROM, DVD-ROM etc) You keep trying to sidestep the issue to avoid admitting you're wrong. There is no reason this game would be offered on the PC while ignoring the majority of its installed customer base short of laziness from the developer or publisher.
There is no technical or creative reason this game needed to have such poor controls and refuse to let the user rebind keys, none. We are talking pretty simple programming to write entries to a configuration file, I mean it's literally babies first VB class stuff. The problems with the control scheme and interface have nothing to do with its genre, that's a straw man you keep bringing up. |
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