TheMightyEthan

Yeah, you can play GTA IV on PC with a pad. @Agamemnon: You can't get GTA or GTA2 on Steam individually, you can only get them as part of the package. So even though they're "free" in the package, you still have to buy the package to get them.

VC > 3 > SA

"You were gone for two years." "I was dead." "Still, you could have like, called or something." "I was FUCKING DEAD!" "I just can't be with someone who would abandon me like that."

Yeah, I would be willing to bet that the vast majority of responses here, if not all of them, are loosely defining "cry" as "my eyes got watery" or something similar.

Yeah, Spiderman 2, definitely.

Ah, I knew they had a nice one that people wouldn't use to actually play with, but I figured even the less-fancy you-can-actually-play-with-it one would have some sort of crappier light-up capability.

I'm so tempted cause it's so cheap, but I would probably never play any of those games (I already played the crap out of GTA III, VC, and SA on Xbox).

I've heard a few Americans pronounce it "prih-vacy", but the vast majority say "pry-vacy".

Your monitor might have it even if your video card doesn't support it. My monitor has an option to automatically adjust the aspect ratio to whatever the aspect ratio of the incoming signal is. It won't fix stuff like stretched cutscenes in 16:9 Splinter Cell, but it will sidebar the picture if you play at a 4:3, 5:4, or 16:10 resolution instead of 16:9

Does that light up? If so I command you to take a picture of it in the dark.

If you'd asked me that like 5 years ago I would have said GTAIII, but now I don't know...

The Widescreen Gaming Forum has a lot of fixes for stuff like that. Here's the Splinter Cell page. I use that site a lot for playing older games.

The only game midnight launch I've ever gone to was Halo 3. I usually just don't care enough to go out at midnight to stand in line and pick up the game when I can just wait until the next morning and do it without a line.

Bioshock (though "hate" would be too strong a word)

I think that is by far the highest praise I've ever seen anyone give Enslaved. I liked it, but didn't think it was just amazing. Worth the $30 I paid for it.

Pokemon. Specifically Gen 1.

So you don't have to play splitscreen? Also, my computer is in the same room as the PS3, so it's not like it would be "hey, come over to my place so we can play the game from different rooms."

Also it doesn't take into account the fact that the laser is aimed. "Hey, Dave, the target's got a couple of mirrors... make sure not to aim at the mirrors."

I dunno, but in the instructions for activating the PC version is specifically says to do it after you link your PSN account to your Steam account.

I take issue with this assumption. Granted, even if you do need a code to tie it to your Steam account you'll probably be able to buy that code fairly cheaply.

The way I read it is that the PS3 version has a code that lets you tie it to your Steam account, and then you'll have to be signed in to the Steam account on the PS3 in order to play online coop with someone on the PC. Since you can't be signed in to your Steam account on PC and PS3 simultaneously, you'll have to pay for two copies in order to play coop like that.

Well then. That's stupid.

Bribe money from the console manufacturer?