Muahahahah go go and answer the questions now! Lottery starts today, it’s open to anyone who’s logged in on the site (you can do that with one click). Lottery ends on January 1st 2013. We do not collect or share e-mails, we do not send out spam. It’s just for the lottery purposes (just in case you’re new here).
Check out the Good Old Games End Of The World sale! ;-)
Valve is fighting scammers? On December 12th, Steam Trading will require that your account has had Steam Guard enabled for at least 15 days before you can trade items. Anyone else exicted about winter sale? How about winter lottery on Steam Unpowered? :-)
Screw all the PlayStation Move and Xbox Kinect games, screw Wii and Wii U. This is an amazing idea and I happened to be selected for beta today! You basically need any mid-range Android device, get the application from the Google Play and register to the beta there. After you’re selected chose your own nickname and the fun begins.
Sorry you guys had to wait longer than expected but it’s not entirely our fault either (don’t even think about going to Skyfall, it sucked!)…
Lots of stores have great deals and all right now but hey, nothing better than free games right? Here it is! Happy Halloween Lottery everyone! ;-) Tell your friends!
Seriously, I advise you to avoid the crappiest game port I have ever seen. no graphical options (or any reasonable options at all) no RESOLUTION change options, no KEY BINDINGS, no other than 360 gamepads support (!) plus COMPLETLY REMOVED MULTIPLAYER and so on It’s on Unreal Engine 3 so basically you can edit out the options in INI files, but that’s not the fucking way you treat a customer.…
Source: Phoronix
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“Whether it's on a console, a PC, a smartphone or tablet, hundreds of millions of people play video games every day. Yet most mainstream media covers the industry the same way it treats adult dodge ball leagues and cat fashion shows (both noble ventures, but neither of them multi-billion dollar industries). And the only time you hear legislators discuss video games is when some politician decries them as the death…
