TheMightyEthan

"Open SteamWorks CDR database" is the term they used. I just said "SteamWorks database" because those were the only two words in that that made any sense to me.

Well some peeps supposedly found in the SteamWorks database somehow a list of bundles that look like a Summer Sale: http://www.joystiq.com/2012/07/08/put-wallet-in-freezer-these-may-be-steam-summer-sales-indie-bu/ Valve is remaining silent.

Yeah, that's why I put them in the second list, the "this would be ideal, but I know it's not realistic in the slightest" list.

Sadly, the answer to that situation is just completely wipe the computer and reinstall the OS.

I didn't post in here about it before, but Tiny and Big: Grandpa's Leftovers, which I just beat, was on my list for this month. The full list atm is: Bulletstorm - done Dead Space 2 Far Cry Far Cry 2 Infamous - done Infamous 2 - done Killzone 2 - done Sol Survivor - done Tiny and Big: Granpa's Leftovers - done I'm focusing mostly on shooters because they don't tend to be as long so I can get through more of my backlog. Most of the rest of those games are ones I got for free through PS+ and would like to try but haven't done so yet. Some games that I'd like to put on the list, but am almost positive I won't get to/through due to how long they are: Alpha Protocol Deus Ex: Human Revolution Dragon Age 2 Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning Tropico 4 The Witcher The Witcher 2 Setting my sights high, thus ensuring my failure.

Hmm, I may have to try it out... *Edit* - Not for 50 bucks though. *Edit 2 * - Also, just beat Tiny & Big: Grandpa's Leftovers. I thought the cutting mechanic was really cool, but the level design/puzzles just didn't really do it for me. Decent game, but not fantastic.

Do you mean the narrative/plot is good, or the singleplayer campaign is good?

I'm actually not planning to play it until I get some of my backlog cleared out in Shameless Gaming Month.

Squirtle all the fucking way. Hydro pump is just too badass later in the game.

About 18 hours. I'll admit that I looked up the locations of the secret bosses and the mysterious couple though.

Got the PSN version for my Vita.

Homeworld 3 and Mirror's Edge 2. Also a new Burnout. A REAL Burnout, like Revenge.

Edited my post to replace Gods and Kings with Gravity Rush.

I've never made it to end of life on a PSU before, I've always ended up upgrading my graphics card and having to upgrade the PSU to support the new one.

I thought we already had this thread.

Well I beat Escape Plan, Gravity Rush and Mecho Wars all on the Vita, but they were new games so I don't feel like they count.

I added you. I wish Steam allowed you to send messages with friend requests telling the person who you are.

Driving back home yesterday we passed a church with a sign that said "Don't judge others just because they sin differently than you." I thought it was a nice sentiment.

How does the new system work?

This is why I will never buy an always-online game unless the online functions are actually essential to the core of the game.

There was only one challenge that I actually found difficult once I'd upgraded all my stuff, the airboat race. Most of them were just a matter of repetition until you learned the course, and while that one had an element of that it had the added complication that the course changed over time, so if you were ahead of your previous time you couldn't know exactly where stuff would be coming up. Took me several tries, but eventually I got the gold.

Gravity Rush Spy DLC

Folders would also be fine with me, though not quite as ideal. Mainly what I care about is getting rid of the icons for the preinstalled crap that I'll never use like Near or Remote Play.