Metro 2033 uses Steamworks - other distributors cry themselves to sleep

[seano12]

Too bad I chose CoP over Metro 2033. I can't stand linear gameplay in Russian shooters.

[James0890]

[QUOTE=seano12;20316070]Too bad I chose CoP over Metro 2033. I can't stand linear gameplay in Russian shooters.[/QUOTE]

STALKER is Ukrainian.

[seano12]

[QUOTE=James0890;20316207]STALKER is Ukrainian.[/QUOTE]
A.K.A. former Russia.

[James0890]

[QUOTE=seano12;20316255]A.K.A. former Russia.[/QUOTE]

Former Soviet Union*

[seano12]

Did I mention I'm half asleep? Sleep debt is lame.
lol excuses

[Awesomecaek]

[QUOTE=James0890;20314444]Valve doesn't set the prices fyi[/QUOTE]

I said Steam. Not Valve. And it's their business to come with fair prices for everyone.

[editline]09:01AM[/editline]

[QUOTE=Thomo;20314534]In Pound Sterling, games are cheaper than you can get in retail stores.

Albeit anything but MW1/2 which I got retail.[/QUOTE]

Ahahaha, ahahah, ahah. no.

England apparently isn't Europe.

In rest of Europe, games are like 50% higher price at steam than at retail.

[z0nk3d]

Oh fuck, I want to buy the game without having to use steam.

[peatear]

Skip then.

[kitthehacker]

A good game that isn't using GFWL? There is a god!

[Lowland]

[QUOTE=CodeMonkey3;20307633]How can you disagree with him? I love Steam too but he's entirely correct, monopolies are illegal in the United States.[/QUOTE]

It's not a monopoly if other parties willingly choose not to participate.

[BCell]

Monopoly is bad. Ironically, the game Monopoly is being sold by one company alone.

Plus Steam is generally safe from hackers and piracy