"ps4>rift project Morpheus has overall more developers and people working to make VR just perfect."

Er what? The rift has it's dev kits in the hands of thousands of people/devs/companies and games that are already out have rift support. Morpheus will never have the support the rift has because of how closed playstation…

This is why roguelike games with permadeath are so popular, they're the modern 'trying to play through an arcade beat em up with one credit'. I really hope we see more hardcore modes in games or real achievements for beating games without reloading checkpoints.

I had subscriptions to magazines in the 90s & I'd buy the odd one half a decade ago, but I've completely switched to youtube for my magazine fix, especially with the quality shows on there now.

I'd be happy with a decent emulator, I don't mind paying for the games it was such a disappointment buying Streets of Rage 2 & not being able to play it online.

Sega: Update the Genesis emulator on steam to have online multiplayer. Guardian Heroes for Steam along with Guardian Heroes 2.
Bethesda: Announce Fallout 4, the Elder Scrolls VI.
Capcom: A new Darkstalkers, the Steam version of Dead Rising 3.
Nintendo: Cancels hardware, brings all it's games to the other systems.
EA:…

I'm surprised it didn't make the list. Also kind of surprised the Impreza did, maybe coming from New Zealand where there were use to be so many horrible fwd ones made to look like wrx's, they always disappointed.

Anyone who hasn't checked out Roadkill definitely should, it's one of the best motoring shows on youtube.

It's $14.99 on steam for the season at the moment, seems like a good time to risk it if you liked the Walking Dead.

Also, go back & finish the Walking Dead.

This was a thing back in the 80s, Alley Cat.

"Use your Oyster Card to purchase additional content"

There's a fairly large car culture in New Zealand, though honestly I doubt the majority of people would know who Senna was these days.

Did you play the first two before playing the third one? I really did like 3 but overall I didn't like it as much as the two before it.

Now Ford & GM just need some light weight rwd coupes to go with these engines.

That music reminded me of

Track record of layoffs, closing studios, buying studios for intellectual properties I assume. Risks? Pumping out a variety of games? You mean the constant flow of battlefield, need for speed and sport games? How about making a terrible steam clone.

Thankfully with the extra attention this game will get from greenlight…

Totally agree about crossing car combat, realistic physics & the era of destruction derby, I was half hoping dirt showdown would be that. Would be amazing to see dirt: destruction with dirt physics & licensed customisable cars.

Go for Rocksmith, I haven't played so much guitar or improved as much as I have since I bought it.

I've been holding off on buying any rocksmith dlc just in case it drops down to 50% or hopefully 75% off.

At $2.50 you can't really go wrong. A couple of my friends & I have it & we all enjoy it, the only thing I think it's really missing is a steam leader board, or steam achievements for some competition between people you know.

I doubt it as it's still in alpha, like the others have suggested wait till the end of the sale to see if it does get a further discount. I haven't seen a pre-released game's price affected by a steam sale before.