InBlack wrote on Oct 25, 2013, 09:46:
I guess this is good news, although I never really could get into the game and did not really like the Witcher as much as every else seemed to.
nin wrote on Oct 25, 2013, 09:42:
Notes (and it pains me to point this out, as I love the game) - The PC version is missing:
Second screen functionality
Numinar wrote on Oct 18, 2013, 05:58:
Anyone know if they fixed that nasty crash on NVIDIA cards during the Freeze fight? That totally bummed me out, was so getting into this game again.
Not even annoyed I have to start again, just don't want to get all the way to that sequence again just to have the blocker hit me.
We are still not 100% what is going to happen regarding the winding-down of Games For Windows Live.
It should be possible to keep playing and saving until the end of Games For Windows Live - please keep checking regularly on www.capcom-unity.com for news as we progress.
Fletch wrote on Oct 18, 2013, 01:30:
I have never heard of any of these games.
nin wrote on Oct 17, 2013, 22:40:
I just assumed that would be the big reveal of the D3 expansion...
Jensen wrote on Oct 16, 2013, 03:04:
There's also a demo for the new "The Stanley Parable."
I found it quite entertaining. No real "gameplay" though, so stay away from it if you'd be offended by that.
nin wrote on Oct 14, 2013, 05:19:
Wow, planned to play a few minutes, and Steam says my first session was 102 minutes. Very addictive, highly recommended.
InBlack wrote on Oct 11, 2013, 10:10:MoonSpook wrote on Oct 11, 2013, 10:00:HorrorScope wrote on Oct 11, 2013, 09:51:
If they even cared about security they would have at least married a pin to your CC, like Europe I've heard. Wife got her purse stolen, they went straight to Target, Taco Bell and Burger King and bought stuff with the credit card within 30 minutes before it was shutdown. Put a pin on the damn things and at least local thiefs would stop targeting them, it would be worthless, they'd have 1 in 10000 chance getting it right. But what do American Banks do? Nothing, to the point there must be some write-off/kickback or something that they get, so they want a % of stolen $$$'s.
Wait, what? US CCs don't have PIN numbers? What security is used when the card is used to make a purchase then? Signatures?
I dont know how a pin can help you with your CC purchases. The pin is only used when withdrawing cash from an ATM.
HorrorScope wrote on Oct 11, 2013, 09:51:
If they even cared about security they would have at least married a pin to your CC, like Europe I've heard. Wife got her purse stolen, they went straight to Target, Taco Bell and Burger King and bought stuff with the credit card within 30 minutes before it was shutdown. Put a pin on the damn things and at least local thiefs would stop targeting them, it would be worthless, they'd have 1 in 10000 chance getting it right. But what do American Banks do? Nothing, to the point there must be some write-off/kickback or something that they get, so they want a % of stolen $$$'s.
Quinn wrote on Oct 4, 2013, 03:03:
I'm still waiting for Arkham City to leave GFWL.