I had 'save the last xx seconds' set to shift+F12 and when they added 'start/stop saving a clip' they also defaulted it to shift+F12. I had no idea and it resulted in two mangled clips (saved at the same time) which steam sees but cannot play. The files are there but I have no idea how to open and manage them, they don't seem to be in a proper media format. Any suggestions? It was a nice clip, or would have been. ;-)

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So, no built-in steering wheel?

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I enjoyed Spy vs Spy and later Double Agent [External Link], so it looks like a game for me, but I doubt I will have anyone to play it with.

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As they always should.

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As someone who doesn't care about streaming/publishing gameplays but occasionally wants to save clips of fun(ny) moments to my own archive, I'm perfectly happy with steam game recording tool, especially after they added the 'save clip' hotkey. Editing (cropping) is a bit cumbersome, but acceptable. The crashes (on saving, downloading, exiting) were very annoying in the beginning, but now they got rid of most of them, or hopefully all.

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Quoting: Liam DawePoor wording on my party

"It's my party, I will word if I want to" 🎶

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Quoting: JustinWoodI thought the point of GoG making available all these old games was to preserve them

It's just a marketing angle. Meanwhile there are others* who do actual preservation for free, and GOG, as well as IP holders, sometimes just take their work and sell it as their own.

[*] probably it's not always legal to link to them, but here's one example: http://www.softpres.org/ [External Link] (no downloads)

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Quoting: JustinWoodI kind of thought GoG was supposed to be the old game library of Alexandria, at least to some extent.

I'm not familiar with these times but wasn't the library free to access? So, something more like this [External Link]?

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Yeah, we'll see about that. I've bought many classic games at gog thinking they would surely only be available on gog since they basically brought them back to life, and lo and behold, they are now listed on steam and even using screenshots made by the gog team. Ultimately it's up to whomever has the IP rights.

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Maybe they will include a steering wheel and pedals. :tongue:

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