It depends on what you're looking for.

Of course, as long as the hardware is anywhere near being the same, it will all come down to the individuals games, for which ones look and perform better on the PS4 or Xbox One.

KB/Mouse for 1st-person games, strategy games, (and point and click adventure games, obviously)

Wasn't there a post-credits scene in the good ending where a bolt of lightning strikes his grave, or something like that? I could have sworn that was the hint that he wasn't permanently dead.

Greenlight is basically the only way to get a game on Steam now if Valve doesn't come to you first.

This would be even worse if you're playing as Venice (who cannot found new cities and expands only by puppetting conquered cities).

Damn, I was hoping for 'Average, run-of-the-mill Old Man'. I always used to enjoy whupping my friends as Wang. Would love someone even older and plainer.

Indeed.

There's definitely something in place for this (either a screen where the different people with the same name appear, or an autocomplete function that does the same thing), because you can even specify certain popular costumes for characters.

I can't speak for much of that, but the taunting and insulting instead just comes from your choice of drink :-P

If you're lucky, a new liver.

I play a much simpler drinking game, which I call 'drink'. You might be surprised, but there aren't many rules.

Technically, the one functional thing you can get out of the cards is more friend slots. Assembling a badge out of cards gives you xp towards a steam level, and for each steam level, you gain 5 more friend slots.

Yes. They're actually based in the UK, but all their games are either region-free, or for the few that they only have UK keys for (Assassin's Creed 3 and Far Cry 3) they don't sell them outside the UK.

So, what is the gameplay actually like? Is it still basically scribblenauts but with DC heroes/villains/settings? Or is there more to it?

A lot of people are calling this Steam Sale lackluster when compared to previous ones, but for me, it's turned out to be a lot better in the end.

Soul Calibur II holds a special place amoung the series in my heart.

Also, Abe Vigoda is still alive.

You seem stressed. Are you stressed?

This is embarrassing, but I just finished the game last night and thought the videos were supposed to be cut off like that... Wow.