VooDooPC

Any game that has the upfront cost of a full game AND has free to play hooks sounds awful. If I'm paying $50.00 for a game I want the ability to see everything because I have the time to do it, not because I have the cash to spend.

I use a G700. It's pretty nice. I wanted to get a Cyborg RAT but they are like $100-$150 and I've been using Logitech for as long as I can remember.

Proof or never happened. Damn, she's smokin'!

Unless you have sperm that wear metal armor I wouldn't worry about it.

Remember when Firefox was on version 3 for years and now they're on like, version 25?

Someone's getting a Ferrari!

I tried that too.

Alright, well. I have a problem... It turns out if you don't have Steam Guard enabled on your account you can't trade. When you enable it you have to wait 15 days before you can start trading. Sorry.

I have coupons to get rid of too! -10% Shadow Warrior (Oct 26th) (x2). -50% Garry's Mod (Oct 6th) (x2). -66% Sins of a Solar Empire: Trinity (Oct 6th). -50% Sniper Elite (Oct 6th). -66% Galactic Civilizations II: Ultimate Edition (Oct 6th). -50% The Bridge (Oct 6th). -90% Hamilton's Great Adventure (Oct 6th) -25% Volgarr the Viking (Nov 16th) -33% Foul Play (Nov 16th) (x3)

You think it's "one of the worst games ever" not based on gameplay, scenario, or physics, but on the cut scenes at the beginning of the game? That's hardly fair.

That sounds like your opinion, which is wrong, but whatever.

I've always thought Titan Quest was pretty awesome. Diablo 2 and Titan Quest are definitely my favorite action RPGs.

Yeah, it's like the whole point of Double Stuffed Oreos. I've never seen a double cookie Oreo!

Around the time the expansion for Diablo 3 comes out next year they are patching in "Loot 2.0", which takes into account there being no auction house. I assume it's supposed to be an improvement. I haven't looked into it too much. http://www.diablowiki.net/Loot_2.0

I get that, but what is it for? All I see is it surrounded by Italian.

What is this for?

I'm sure you could find some reason... There! Technically the rules don't say anything against posting porn or naked pictures in topics, just for avatars...

If their controls are supposed to simulate a mouse I imagine it will be very similar to a laptop track pad. On a controller right now you have sticks, if you push up on the stick you'll look up (or down if you play inverted) until you let go. On Valve's track-pad-stick-replacement-things you would hold your thumb towards the top of the of the pad. If it's simulating a mouse it wouldn't keep moving up like a stick, it would just stop at that location. Sticks are an analog movement that can control the rate and direction of movement. A track pad that is moving as a mouse can't do that unless Valve has to specifically tell the controller games that need analog movement get analog movement. That way if you hold your thumb towards the top of the pad it will keep moving up, like a stick would. Then Valve has to tell the controller specifically which games need mouse like track pad movement so it doesn't control like a stick, like RTS games. It would be super complicated if Valve has to go through and tell each game how to see the controller. Unfortunately I won't get hands on with one until I buy one. No one I know will buy one and I'm definitely not getting in the beta.

Have you tried to play an FPS with a laptop track pad?

A Steam controller. Ehhhh....Hmmmm....Uhhhh...Errr. I wasn't expecting that.

The rumor going around is that the next announcement is a new version of the Source engine, but that information is from 4Chan. I don't believe anything on there. Regardless of their actual Steam Box/Steam Machine whatever thing, I'll definitely be making a cheap PC with SteamOS if the streaming to the TV is good. It would be awesome if they partnered with Sony and made it so you could install a SteamOS app on the Playstation 4 to stream from your PC to your TV, but that would be crazy... OR WOULD IT??

It's called a PC Valve, I've been using one for over 20 years... I really don't see the point of this. What is the advantage of getting one of these over making a PC with an ITX motherboard and installing SteamOS? Is this just for people who don't know how to make a PC but want to play PC games? Your're not the target market. I get that much, but I'm trying to figure out what the target market is. Are they trying to take sales away from the Microsoft and Sony on the console front or just trying to give PC gamers that don't make their own PCs something to put next to their TV?

It's called a PC Valve, I've been using one for over 20 years... I really don't see the point of this. What is the advantage of getting one of these over making a PC with an ITX motherboard and installing SteamOS? Is this just for people who don't know how to make a PC but want to play PC games?

Frame rate still drops into the low teens, just like GTA IV. Awesome.

I think the target market is for console gamers/budget gamers. Who want to play PC games (with cheap deals) on a big screen (big picture mode) without the fuss of moving a rig back and forth between 2 setups. If it is cheap enough I might buy one myself for my TV. What does a "Steam box" have over a Playstation 4 or Xbox One besides the hassle of having to mess with video options to get the game to run properly? I think if you have a good handle on PCs you can build one already and if you don't you can stick with consoles. I think the number of people that want to play PC games on their TV but have no idea how a PC works is a very small market.