Valete Graham writes, "But even in our console centric world, it’s hard not to notice how great Steam is. Insane deals, seamless mod integration, robust community support, and countless indie games; what’s not to love? So when the folks at Valve mention even in passing that a console may be in the works, I can’t help thinking about the possibilities."
Dragon Age: The Veilguard hasn't even managed to break into the top 100 best-selling games on Steam, just a month before its launch.
Make sense something seems off about this title can't point to what however but I hope it works for people that have been hyped for it. At the same time, I can't help but think it's going be a pseudo letdown.
Bioware hasn’t quite been themselves in the past few years. Even if the game is really good, Bioware must earn back the trust they had.
Bioware we once knew and loved is long dead along with many others. They're just here in name now taken over by talentless morons who have no business making games. Don't buy it, let them tank just like Concord. Consumers have shown that we have power.
Valve's highly anticipated multiplayer game, Deadlock, has already become a target for cheaters even though it hasn't been officially released. Currently in a
The Untold Story Behind a Meteoric Rise
Its just a freaking rumor, this is getting out of hand.
Nuh. Thing.
"And a brand name like Alienware makes even the most hardcore of console gamers do a double take when passing by them in stores. Those bright neon LEDs simply call out to us. And the promise of graphics of face-melting proportions is too great to ignore. But after our eyes glance over the price tag of such attractive and powerful machines, it quickly rockets us back to Earth."
It's a pity that Alienware has to ruin console gamers' perception of PC gaming. It's not outlandish to build a good PC for ~$600 that's comparable to a doubly-priced Alienware PC.
Gaben mentioned if they did make a platform it would have changeable hardware in it therefore, not a console :)