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Think I may aswell ask one last time, seeing as the sequel will be arriving shortly:

 

Anyone feel like getting online with me to play some Company of Heroes matches? Anyone even remotely interested in RTS should check it out; it's to my mind the best RTS ever made, and I'm really getting an itch to get into it again.

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  • 2 weeks later...
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Ok, Christmas is coming up and I have Steam keys to give away:

 

The Binding of Isaac + Wrath of the Lamb DLC

Closure - N/A

Indie Game: The Movie

Shank 2

Snapshot

 

First Come, first served via PM please. And to make it a bit fairer (more fair? Oo) only one game per person. :p

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  • 2 weeks later...
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I just spent 2 hours downloading BioShock 2 from Steam and it's failing at the "activation process complete unlocking your application" step after inputting the serial key.

 

This is why I don't play fucking PC games.

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To celebrate the new year I played through Syndicate on the PC, heh. It's not a bad single player game, but nothing too great. I love the futuristic style and UI of the game. Got to test out the cooperative next. I hear that's really good.

  • 2 weeks later...
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For me best game is Skyrim! I played it on PC but i'm thinking about buying it on Xbox too. Do you think it's a good idea. Are there any differences between plying it on PC and Xbox?

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For me best game is Skyrim! I played it on PC but i'm thinking about buying it on Xbox too. Do you think it's a good idea. Are there any differences between plying it on PC and Xbox?

 

Depends on how capable your PC is but generally, the differences between the two are performance.

 

If you have a good PC, Skyrim will load significantly faster, save faster, have better graphics/textures, and generally be a smoother experience. You can also install mods for the pc version, that can drastically change, or add to the game or even fix issues that the developers, Bethesda, have neglected to fix.

 

Only advantage that the xbox version has is that the dlc comes out about 1 month earlier on that system.

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Origin on Steambox is a very good sign for Steambox.

 

I also have too many DOTA 2 invites (but I don't think I have Choze on my friends list).

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Nah, you can't use the same account while online - obviously that's why PC gaming works so well on Steam; piracy is negated through that means. To be honest though, it won't take him long to get a decent library - there are always weekend deals/ midweek madness deals, and the spring sale isn't that far off.

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Nah, you can't use the same account while online - obviously that's why PC gaming works so well on Steam; piracy is negated through that means. To be honest though, it won't take him long to get a decent library - there are always weekend deals/ midweek madness deals, and the spring sale isn't that far off.

 

No worries, we just figured it out. All he has to do is stay in offline mode. He already has all the online games he plays on his account, so it's all good. :D We be cheatin!

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So Antichamber was released the other day, and it's awesome.

 

It's a first-person puzzle game where you get a gun that shoots blocks. Man, that makes the game sound terrible. Here's a trailer that does a much better job at selling the game:

 

  • 1 month later...
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I currently have too many DOTA keys, they'll probably sit there forever.

 

Did anyone get invested in Crysis 3? I recently won it from one of the YouTubers I speak to, it's bloody brilliant. If only I were better at sneaking around..

  • 1 month later...
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Antichamber was pretty good. I downloaded it's previous version a long time ago, forgot what the name was, but it was a UDK showcase game. So yeah, I just had to buy it when it was finally released as a full fledged game to show my support.

 

Anyway, that was not why I logged in to post:

System Shock 2 is available on Steam. Finally I get to play the inspiration for so many games.

  • 1 month later...
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So......

 

I've been in need of a new laptop for quite some time as am still rocking the a knackered old Samsung NC10. At first I was like obviously going to just get another entry level laptop (bigger screen this time round). However it's unlikely I will buy a new computer and next gen console this year. So why not get a gaming PC?

 

What are my options laptop wise? Only seem to find Alienware and they are stupid expensive. I've been looking at desktop building options like this:

 

http://www.gamersnexus.net/pc-builds/46-pcbuildupg/1091-cheap-bastard-april-build

 

I'm contemplating the desktop route, even though right now I don't have room for one. Although I could just plug it straight into TV.

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I've really got into PC gaming since buying a new laptop. I did a lot of research before the purchase though, and it needed to fit certain criteria such as a thin form factor to fit in to my backpack, a dedicated graphics card, enough RAM to run most games at medium/high settings, and Windows Office for some light word processing and excel spreadsheeting.

 

I did find one for under £500, and I have to say, it has been an amazing purchase.

 

My advice would be to stay away from integrated graphics cards, make sure it has dedicated.

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