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On July 22 2015 06:00 Faruko wrote:Kotor 2 was updated (!) • 37 achievements to be earned through gameplay • Steam Cloud saves • Native widescreen resolution support • Resolution support up to 4K and 5K • Support for controllers, including Xbox 360, Xbox One, Playstation 3, and Playstation 4, along with several others (check the system requirements for details) • Steam Workshop support! We proudly worked with the Restored Content Mod team to have their famous TSLRCM up on launch daywow, 4-5k  Obisidian is the best developer ever 
Nice to play it without black bars on the screen, but my Steam didn't patch it despite the achieves showing up.
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Kotor2 with the restoration mod is one of the best RPGs I have ever played. I will probably buy it on Steam now and replay it for like the 100th time.
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With all discounts, you still get a 20% extra discount by using the voucher that is promoted on the website.
Fallout 3 GOTY, Fallout NV and Resident evil 4 ultimate edition for 13 euro. Happy camper
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At the end i bought, Commandos all 3 games, Wolfestein Old Blood and Skyrim Legendary Edition.
all for $13
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Talos Principle for $14, worth it ?
I heard that its fantastic
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GTA V has 33% off on Steam, $33... im about to jump into that !
and so i did lmao, had $11 dollars from selling cards so it cost me $22
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Weird i see it at full price...
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On July 25 2015 16:53 Jetaap wrote:
Weird i see it at full price...
In reddit it says that the deal is different in some places, some have it a 25% and others at 33%
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Steam has created its own excuses for sales.
"The SteamOS Sale"
all the games work on Linux/SteamOS
http://store.steampowered.com/sale/steamosweekend/
games like:
Cities: Skylines
Borderlands: THe Pre Sequel
Middle-earth™: Shadow of Mordor™
ARK: Survival Evolved
Metro Redux Bundle
headline the sale.
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I guess its not bad if you don't already own one of the games, sadly I own most of the games I want and the ones I do want are too new for uber sales so I lose interest in them.
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HOLY SHIT HALO WARS BY CREATIVE ASSEMBLY COMING TO PC
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The current Humble Bundle on sale has Deadcore on it. It's a beautiful and excellently done platformer that encourages finding unintentional shortcuts and speedrunning. The movement feels great and the levels are well done. I can't recommend it highly enough if you like first person platforming. And, as it is the lowest level of contribution on Humble, you can get if for just $1!
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Is Dark Souls really that great? Thinking of getting the Prepared to Die version for PC. Never played it before, worried it's a bad port.
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With a controller it's fine on PC, it's awful with keyboard and mouse.
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I played it over at a friends house years ago and thought I would liked to have a mouse and keyboard instead of the controller he gave me.
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On August 16 2015 06:36 zulu_nation8 wrote:
Is Dark Souls really that great? Thinking of getting the Prepared to Die version for PC. Never played it before, worried it's a bad port.
It is a bad port. Most of the stuff that is bad about it has been fixed by the community.
Get a controller, install dsfix, and Dark Souls is an awesome game. If you haven't been living under a rock, you should know the general idea and concepts, and if those appeal to you, get it. It's not like it is expensive either. If 20 bucks or whatever it costs now is too much for you, simply wait for the next sale.
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Dark Souls is one of the best games ever created. The port sucks, but the negatives associated with that are worth putting up with.
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