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Here's the list of the 10 bestselling games on Valve's Steam service for the week:
- Counter Strike: Global Offensive
- Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Ediiton
- Arma II Complete Edition
- Sleeping Dogs
- Borderlands 2
- War of the Roses
- The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dawnguard
- Darksiders 2
- Just Cause 2
- The Elder Scrolls V - Skyrim
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Re: Steam Top 10 |
Aug 27, 2012, 15:13 |
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Verno wrote on Aug 27, 2012, 12:48: KB/M is the standard input peripherals on a PC, as in the most widely used. I use gamepads sometimes, there is nothing wrong with them but you don't boot up the computer and control it with a gamepad like a console. Asking developers to do the barest minimum of effort to ensure KB/M use works is not unreasonable. I wouldn't port a PC game to the consoles that requires keyboard input and tell them to buy a 360 chatpad. Dark Souls is a bad port for many reasons, but I still disagree here. The difference there is the 360 actually does have a standard control method, so making them use a keyboard or whatever is completely opposed to the platform. The PC has no such standard, no such limitations.
I repeat, "back in the day" a gamepad was more "standard" on a PC than a mouse was. Games were released on PC that required a joystick or other peripherals. The PC has NO standard control scheme for games, none. A mouse does not come with laptops, a gaming quality video card does not come with 90% of PCs sold. Hell, tons of people build their PC from parts and it has no standard anything.
It's an open, adaptable, anything goes platform. That is its strength and weakness. I for one would welcome games with "controller required" setups if it meant more PC games to choose from and enjoy. In my opinion games like Dark Sounds are already in that group anyway, they just pretend otherwise to try and please people who are like "gamepads are for kids yo." |
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