id are now owned by ZeniMax/Bethesda, so perhaps that's where that's coming in? As far as I know they're still largely independent.I thought some of the fallout 3 guys worked on that Rage thingy. I'm intrigued but I don't think any of my friends are really.
You heard wrong. It's only until November, but that puts it right in the firing line of both Modern Borefare 3: Shameless Cash-In Yet Again! and TES V: Skyrim: Finally, A New Engine!, so really it's not got a hope in the market. I'm getting my copy next year when the price has come down, both to spite Rocksteady for the utter trash they keep talking and also because I'm a very cheap person.I heard Arkham City on PC got pushed back until next year. I wept. Then I got mad. Then I threw up.
Well I finished GOW3 and although it was fun I'm feeling a little let down, for those who played the first two games it's more of the same with some neat set pieces. The story is still utter nonsense though![]()
That's not entirely true. A number of the games on there still require serial numbers for multiplayer, but GOG do offer the codes, but I will admit it's a great site. This is an image of my collection thereIt's more convenient to have them DRM-free without any need for rego codes / serial numbers.
Same. My GamersGate one is too small for my liking but ah wellI think mine runs to several pages, but that's nothing to my Steam collection...