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Rigs wrote on Nov 11, 2021, 16:52:
Ok, I must be %^&*)( blind because I can't find any mention of this on the MS Store whatsoever. I thought one of the trilogy was supposed to be on Xbox Gamepass? (Vice City?)
=-Rigs-=
I think San Andreas: Definitive Edition was added to Gamepass today, but not on PC, only on consoles.
I discovered two puzzle games that I enjoyed, and each had a surprisingly long demo:
Hashi: Light
Chessformer
Hashi: Light
Chessformer
I'm getting flashbacks of 'Ghost Recon Phantoms'. Somehow I had forgotten that game ever existed.
No ability to invert the mouse Y-axis? That's a deal breaker for me.
I could be wrong, but I think in this case "time-limited" means many of the demos will stop working next Monday.
I prefer the compactness of the old format.
From what I've seen so far, a lot of the games control OK with my XBox 360 Controller. For example, I couldn't play Flower because it requires you to shake the controller right at the beginning. But I tried several other, older games that don't require a motion controller and they worked fine. (However, every game requires a gamepad of some type; there's no built-in option that supports mouse or keyboard controls.)
I wonder if it will be the same scheme for Gears of War 4, Crackdown 3, and Forza Horizon 3 as well.
Slick wrote on Aug 10, 2015, 16:01:
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first come first served
I grabbed it. Thank you very much!
Does the PC version support online co-op? (find your friend online and both play on the same team)
If you enjoy behind-the-scenes game development stories, Rob Zacny's article about the development of Homefront is a really good read:
http://www.polygon.com/2012/11/1/3560318/homefront-kaos-studios-thq
http://www.polygon.com/2012/11/1/3560318/homefront-kaos-studios-thq
I think the pro packs let you access the operator's menu on each table.
Dmitri_M wrote on Nov 2, 2013, 12:53:
I wonder how they would adapt conventional FPS, pretty much every FPS I can think of except ArmA/OFP, where your view is essentially your aim. How would they solve this for Quake/COD/BF where you're "looking" with the mouse? Some in between solution where you can also aim with your head and the mouse? ArmA would be incredible since the player's head/view has separate controls to the player's aim/weapon.
I see this as a potential problem for any FPS games that haven't been programmed to let you aim your head and gun independently. From what I've read, the Oculus-compatible version of Half-Life 2 (that has been getting rave reviews) was modified by Valve to allow independent aiming. But I doubt many other companies will make the effort to mod their older games in that way.
ItBurn wrote on Oct 20, 2013, 18:08:
So short it doesn't have a save function or checkpoints, it seems you just start from the beginning every time you play the game.
I don't understand. Does that mean you have to play through it in one sitting?
Hey cool, they added Minerva's Den to my library for free! I wish I hadn't read all about it and spoiled the twist ending for myself last year, but I was convinced it was never going to come to Steam.
Cutter wrote on Aug 8, 2013, 12:39:I just listened to a podcast interview with someone from the Pinball Arcade team; he said that the Steam version is being beta tested now and he was hoping it would be ready for release by the end of August.
Speaking of pinball, where the eff is Pinball Arcade?
I usually have zero interest in DLC, but this is one of the few games that I'd consider purchasing extra content for. Given the success of the game, I thought for sure they'd start cranking out new maps, enemies, and weapons for the game, but from what I've read, the two DLC packs they released were surprisingly lackluster.
This is good news. Even though I realize the boss fights were just a small part of the game, they kind of sapped my desire to go back and play Human Revolution again.
If they make those encounters play more like the rest of the game, I could see myself adding this game to my 'replay once a year' list, even if it means I need to buy it again.
If they make those encounters play more like the rest of the game, I could see myself adding this game to my 'replay once a year' list, even if it means I need to buy it again.
killerpony wrote on Mar 28, 2013, 23:43:
The beta for this game was hysterical!
Yeah, during the vehicle sections, I felt like the Benny Hill theme should be playing in the background.
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