Ubisoft sale week

borgia said:
Awesome. Whats assassins creed like for the pc? Enjoyed playing it(loved actually) on a mates 360, but how playable is it with just a keyboard and mouse? Also, will my system (see sig) play it?
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I played it fine on my Keyboard and mouse, no issues whatsoever personally.

I prefer keyboard and mouse over Joypad any day anyway, so meh...maybe I'm being biased :)
 
9.99 you can buy that for the same price in the shops!? Should be 5.00 really.I bought it when it was 2 for 25 pound,Played it for about 20 minutes then uninstalled it.Did not like it.
 
i just purchased this and wallace and gromit pack (haha) and got pp reciept but nothing in steam. Steam said it couldnt process the transaction too.

PP has had money taken. Have emailed steam support :(
 
It's a shame Ubisoft doesn't really have many good pc games. Already have Assassins creed, far cry 2 is is very very average, far cry original can be had for a fiver for a retail copy, Tom Clancy's games never really appealed to me. Silent hunter hurts my brain and patience. Brothers in Arms games are very average too imo.
 
Psypher5 said:
i just purchased this and wallace and gromit pack (haha) and got pp reciept but nothing in steam. Steam said it couldnt process the transaction too.

PP has had money taken. Have emailed steam support :(
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I had the same thing the other week with one game. I ended up closing Steam and shutting down my PC for 10 minutes. Re-opened Steam and they were there - just took time.

Hopefully it sorts itself out for you!



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I love how people suddenly love Steam as a game delivery system because of all the offers, when the offers are rarely good. lets be honest the only "offer" that came out anywhere near the release of a game was with L4D and that only dropped down to the NORMAL price for an incredibly small basic multiplayer only 4 map game. Infact even at £15 it was fairly expensive. Other games get offers when quite literally no ones bothering to buy them anymore and only hit offers that you have been able to get in retail for months, hell, even years sometimes.

Not to say I don't mind it, but people are just looking at the RRP then the deal offer and losing all brain function and assuming its the bestest deals they've ever seen. the fact that I've yet to see a game thats even close to retail pricing at launch and not a complete rip off. A lot of people do tend to buy games as they are released, or in the first several months rather than years later, and steam are consistantly the worst priced across the times you actually want to buy games. Steam is like the bargain bins of years old games and game packs in retail stores where the stuff that is bad/old/not selling gets stuff in the bin and people hope the "sale" lable on the bin makes people check them out.
 
We like it because it's easy, downloading>installing from cd with setup, all games are in 1 efficient place and it allows for easy joining all compatible games in mp. And it gets rid of those stupid cd's/dvd's.


Steam prices may be expensive for Europeans compared to you uk-ers and especially yanks, but it's still cheaper than retail prices here. Retail prices suck in the NL. 50-55 € for a new modern game in most retailers, 40€ in online retailers. Console games are 10 more...

I have yet to find L4D as cheap in any dutch retailer as I bought it on steam.
 
drunkenmaster said:
I love how people suddenly love Steam as a game delivery system because of all the offers, when the offers are rarely good. lets be honest the only "offer" that came out anywhere near the release of a game was with L4D and that only dropped down to the NORMAL price for an incredibly small basic multiplayer only 4 map game. Infact even at £15 it was fairly expensive. Other games get offers when quite literally no ones bothering to buy them anymore and only hit offers that you have been able to get in retail for months, hell, even years sometimes.

Not to say I don't mind it, but people are just looking at the RRP then the deal offer and losing all brain function and assuming its the bestest deals they've ever seen. the fact that I've yet to see a game thats even close to retail pricing at launch and not a complete rip off. A lot of people do tend to buy games as they are released, or in the first several months rather than years later, and steam are consistantly the worst priced across the times you actually want to buy games. Steam is like the bargain bins of years old games and game packs in retail stores where the stuff that is bad/old/not selling gets stuff in the bin and people hope the "sale" lable on the bin makes people check them out.
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God, another rant about steam and about a game you don't like when everyone else does. *goes to sleep*
 
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