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They generaly removed tags that are IPs. Also, Warhammer games are already really upfront about what they are in the title ;)

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This is a huge loss for everyone, including Sony itself...
I wonder if this has something to do with the next Xbox console being a PC and probaply able to play their games.

For now I´m just gonna be patient in the ancient wisdom that everything comes (back) to Steam eventually.

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It felt like playing Cookie Clicker, but I managed to get two of them.

While the whole thing is still very frustrating for everyone, I´ve gotten the impression, they have imrpoved the process a whole lot. When preorders for the Steam Deck began, you could get stuck at ANY point of the process, having to start at the beginning over and over again, sometimes after reaching (and failing) the final click. I actually never saw a "order complete" page. I was still desperately trying to get a deck when suddenly a confirmation email arrived xD
This time, the process was smooth until that one point where everybody got stuck and once you got beyond that point, everything was just working as well.

Sorry for everyone who didn´t get one. But I don´t think we have to wait long for them to restock.

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There are actually remakes of the first three SaGa games (or was it just 2+3?). They were released for NDS in Japan only, but there are fan-translations out there. I haven't yet tried them, but at first glance the remakes look pretty descent. I wish square would've released those on Steam instead of the COLLECTION of SaGa.

SaGa 2 (as FF Legend 2) was actually my very first contact with JRPGs, the name Final Fantasy and Uematsus Work. It will forever have a special place in my heart.

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May the fourth be with me soon! (it works, because I´m probaply gonna buy four of them (the first-to-third are hopefully gonna be with me soon too (yeah, we all now the best jokes are the ones you have to explain (I heard nested parantheses are great for readability!)))!)

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@Th3_Fr1ng3: That, combined with VR support, would actually be pretty neat 😁

On the other hand, with a 5K+ library I wouldn't even know where to start...

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The most frightening game in this selection is not The Medium, but 5D Chess.

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One of my favourite games on Amiga, but also a VERY simple game once you get the hang of it. If they don´t manage to expand it in a lot of way, I can´t really see myself playing this seriously nowadays.

I still love that they are doing this and it looks really nice. For a 30-Minute nostalgia trip, it sounds quite tempting at least.

@Eike: Never played the PC version, so I cant say for sure, but that was a common problem with many games back then. It wouldn´t surprise me. Most towers used to have a speed-button to switch the CPU-speed for that exact reason (I remember my first PC could switch between 33/133mhz). The Amiga had the same issues if you had a turbocard installed. Not with every game, but many of them.

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Quoting: dpanterYou can also elect to not watch the trailer and be better off. Trust me.

I really should've trusted you there...

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The MtG comparison actually fits quite well, only that trading card games would be even more problematic, because each boosterpack has a chance to give you an advantage while playing. In Valves games the benefits are purely cosmetic.

Gambling is a serious topic and its a discussion we´ve got to have. But I personally dont think trading card games should be banned and - by extension - neither should Valves marketplace.

@voytrekk: You are wrong, there are tons of alternate marketplaces for CS2 stuff etc. I find them all a bit cumbersome and shady, but its one of the great things about Valve, that they dont lock you down. You can trade user-to-user or use these marketplaces without giving a penny to Valve.

For that exact reason, PUBG descided to lock down trades after a while (changing all items to "marketable - non tradeable", because they got greedy and didn´t want to miss out on fees.

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