OMG OMG OMG!!!!!!!!!!! :woot:

(I am shaking from excitement to write something at this moment......)

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Quoting: melkemindI named mine Lucy.

Gladiator Lucy? ^_^

View video on youtube.com

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Quoting: Creak

Quoting: wolfyrionMy steam controller is working fine with these games, did you try with big screen to play these games?

Somehow my steam controller is working as a mouse outside steam :D

Yup, I did... I got it running on other game though (well... only Team Fortress actually...) and I also have the same behavior on desktop (i.e. working as a mouse). Do you also have Fedora 23?

Edit: I can also use the Steam Controller in BattleBlock Theater.

No I am using Manjaro

try this maybe (dont know if fedora is using systemd)

gedit /etc/udev/steamrules.d

# This rule is needed for basic functionality of the controller in Steam and keyboard/mouse emulation
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTRS{idVendor}=="28de", MODE="0666"

# This rule is necessary for gamepad emulation; make sure you replace 'pgriffais' with the username of the user that runs Steam
KERNEL=="uinput", MODE="0660", GROUP="pgriffais", OPTIONS+="static_node=uinput"

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Quoting: CreakI'm so sad that Broforce and Super Meat Boy don't detect the Steam Controller on my machine (Fedora 23 64-bits) :(

My steam controller is working fine with these games, did you try with big screen to play these games?

Somehow my steam controller is working as a mouse outside steam :D

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Do you guys play with a controller,keyboard or a wheel ? :P

I have tried to play a bit today and I have realized that I am a horrible driver :O
(I guarantee that this is not happening in real life! :D )

GOL Live streaming is amazing and more fun when I watch you play coop I have really enjoyed it.
Even though I wanted to join some sessions I couldnt cause I am not a steam friend with GOL :(

I understand that there are a lot of people who may want to join a livestream session but since we are not that many atm on live stream we should become steam friends on next live stream session.... ;)

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Can you guys please explain what I have to pay in order to play this game?
I mean what is premium subscription? Gold?
if I run out of these, do I still process or I am stuck until I pay more money ? monthly fees?
In short does my skills > money? or money > skills?

in another words if I spend a lot of hours on this Game I Will benefit and gain rewards or someone with some who pays for gold and premium subscriptions will have always an advantage.

I would love some comments on this... thanks!

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as much as I want to like this game the only thing my eyes are seeing is:

MORE MONEY..... MORE LOOT... and yes is a pay to win game

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As an arcade fan, ROM Collector and royal fan of NEOGEO I had to support them even though I had all these arcade games.
Developers that are associated with my childhood and supporting Linux is a huge thumbs up and well supported by me :)

Capcom should follow Neogeo as well and support Linux/SteamOS :(

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Very nice review , thanks..

Just some questions:

1.If you never played the previous game is ok to play this one?
2. Is better to wait for all chapters to finish or better to start the adventure?

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Quoting: Tuxee

Quoting: wolfyrionWell if you look the Steam TOP SELLER GAMES , you will understand why gamers are not getting a steam machine,and if you still didn't understand why, the question is very simple as it has been for ages...

"Why to get a steam machine or install Linux if I cant enjoy playing the newest best games?"

When the 99% of the TOP games is released exclusively for Windows and if we are lucky we may see a port after some years then this is a huge NO,for every passionate gamer.

I always thought gaming is about playing games, not merely buying games. If you look at the most popular games on Steam (http://store.steampowered.com/stats) I'd say that at least 50% of these titles are equally available for Linux, too.

There is not equality in games. You cant compare at a ration 50% , is the quality/game experience of the game that matters.
You may have 1500 titles on Linux but one single game that is not released for Linux maybe worth more than these titles.
I value more the gaming experience of 1 game than thousand of games.
That was the reason I was playing WoW when I was a young padawan.

There are some titles that at the current moment are TOP/trendy/newly released that most of the gamers have the urge to play them,that is what Windows can offer them.
For example Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® Siege,Call of Duty®: Black Ops III,Witcher 3,Fallout 4,METAL GEAR SOLID V: THE PHANTOM PAIN, Gamers simply cant say no to these BIG titles.

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