Yea I'd like to see Capcom and Ubisoft release a PC game on the same date (or even keep patches updated) as consoles from the getgo. I guess lack of support was poor choice of wording on my part, but PC is treated like a second class citizen to some devs

I don't get these devs. They defend their lack of support of PC because of piracy and now they have the chance to get in on a totally new platform where piracy isn't as widespread and they're totally dismissive

I'm not sure if they still do it. But the game hooked me with their 3day trial which added in 2 extra days if you did enough quests. I believe it also came with $10 of ingame cash money

The IP is far less. Maybe around 1/3 of a regular game. People are more chill but it might take the games a little longer to start. I've been growing more fond of a custom map called ARAM. The matches can sometimes drag out just as long as regular matches sometimes but I like the map because there's less pressure. All…

Nothing new if you've tried GW2 and WOW. There's not much for endgame content but I like the modern setting. I started growing sick of fantasy settings. The first quest hub you go to is a police station that's barricaded against zombies, and the quest area is a suburban town for example. And there are 'detective' like…

Yea, it sucks that your ran into total d-bags and in bot matches nonetheless. I've been growing more fond of custom matches lately. Sure there is far less IP points to be earned but there's less pressure.

I know what you mean. I've been growing more fond of ARAM custom maps lately. The matches can sometimes drag out just as long but I like the map because there's less pressure. All the characters are chosen at random (teams might feel stacked at times because of this), but there's really nobody you anyone can point…

Well, I never say anything in chat other than ping the map or where I'm going but these games can be long like 25-40+ minutes. If someone doesn't know what they are doing I feel like they are wasting everyone's time on the team because I play looking forward to win.

I have not used Windows 8 yet, but to those who do. Do you feel that it is a necessary upgrade from Windows 7 or am I fine until I buy a new PC that comes with it? I see that it's offered at a lower price until Jan 31 and I'm not sure if I should pick it up or not.

I never played any of the previous games, but Tactics Ogre and FFT use to be my top games of the genre until XCOM came around.

Halo, especially Halo 4 is actually a great game. Most people would say you're pretty ignorant for hating on it. I guess you are against innovation.

And they shut down that studio that brought us Okami...

Don't listen to these fanboys. They get one or two things free after Capcom has been nickel and diming and act like everything is okay. That Megaman game might've been free but nobody asked for an 8 bit Megaman in this HD generation

I think they know this, but mobile games are just a cheaper investment with possibly greater gains. I'm against it as a consumer because I love my console/PC games and want to see it thrive but if I had to put my time, money, and livelihood on the line to actually make games for a living I would say it's very hard to…

Might be advertising and hype. I frequent this site and other gaming sites and Spec Ops did not seem to generate any type of interest. Well maybe at least now, knowing that it's consider an underrated game I can pick it up for a cheaper price

What do you mean? It could happen. I grew up with a Nintendo and Sega Genesis in the house with no PC around until I was 10 years old. Now I don't own any consoles by those companies. I game mostly on the PC now

I don't think he's trying to replace consoles, but chip into their market. And if they keep their sales going, people will see that it's a lot cheaper to buy games off the Steam Box compared to retail for console games.

But the wired XBOX 360 controller. Plugs into your PC with no hassle. I find the the location of their thumbsticks a lot more ergonomic than the PS3 controller

Maybe for you, me, and most people who frequent this site, but have you ever worked tech support? The average customer can ask some of the dumbest questions.

It's a cute idea, but I can't say I'm psyched about an 8bit megaman.