Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale is finally on sale for anyone who was waiting for it. Like me. LOL.
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Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale is finally on sale for anyone who was waiting for it. Like me. LOL.
IMO, Valve is really pioneering a new field of economics. We are doomed if Valve ever starts branching out into other markets. They are already getting into software, so I figure it's just a matter of time before everyone has a legit version of Photoshop. If they get into movies, it's game over. We will all go broke and Gaben will become President of the World.
I can almost imagine a Steam Sale with movies, where hit HD movies are like $1.99. The Pirate Bay will just voluntarily shut off the servers.
I picked up one of the other games from the makers of the Recettear game, Chantelise. Looks like they mixed the Recettear graphics with the 3D graphics from say.... Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles. So basically, more of the same.
Civ 5 God's & Kings for $3.14. This is down from the $30 it usually goes for. o_o
http://slickdeals.net/permadeal/8702...le+Feedfetcher
Bah...Steam has Skyrim still for 30. Can't seem to find it for 20 anywhere now.
I'll sell you my key from GG for $20 if you want. It is a steam key that I got from the bethseda pack.
Sure would like to see an Alpha Centauri V.
People do not value digital media at all. I blame facebook, Apple, Amazon, and Steam for the deep downward pressure they've applied to games/movies/music. What is funny is it seems books have been weathering the storm. Look at iBooks versus Apps. Take the exact same page-view based app and call it an interactive story book, it is instantly worth $7.99 instead of 99 cents.
I'd love to see Steam's revenue during normal times and during sales. I bet it jumps up 20x during sales. People are holding out for rock-bottom prices because we now have an absolute date to look to. Price drops used to be a mystery, some taking a year to hit. Now just wait 3 months between sales to scoop up everything.
picked up witcher 2 for $8! no brainer at that price
Purchased CIV 3 and 4, Defender's Quest and Dead Pixels. Almost didn't see those so I am sure there is a bunch I am missing.
Timman, Farcry 3 is $37 on Steam right now.
Hahaha I love that you recognize the situation affecting digital media, but aren't past waiting for better prices anyway. :D
I hate to say it, but these days with the glut of media that I have, anything above $20 gives me serious pause. Most of the time, above $10 means I really really really need to love the game to purchase it.
i really think its thanks to iOS/Android games.... i have played $1 games on my phone that felt like higher quality than many $20-40 console games
Grabbed Civ V and dear lord i've been sucked in again.
Russia and France tried to double team me and I sent them sniffling back home. 100 years later, and I wiped them both from the map for their indiscretion.
Genghis Khan has been getting uppity lately. I may have to bury him soon.
Are there any strategy games where you don't have to micromanage and shortcut key like a tournament Korean to enjoy? Last one on PC I got into was the original Starcraft and about 30 minutes of Warcraft 3. I love the idea of RTS games, it's just that I'm not too good unless my focus is very narrow.
I bought the Dawn of War games dirt cheap last year and have yet to play them.
Was thinking of getting Far Cry 3 but by the time I thought I may as well grab it I was driving through an area with no cell reception on a road trip so I couldn't get to the Steam store. If it repeats on the last day I may still get it, but for some reason I seem to remember their last sale not having the final day of repeats like all the ones before did.
Are those Blood Bowl games any good? I have almost bought them a couple of times but have read talk of frustrating gameplay?