If/when it shows up in Europe, I'm gonna get one.

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Used it a bunch of times in beta. Super easy to use. Great addition to Steam.

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"We have dedicated ourselves to bringing this remaster to as wide an audience as possible"

:grin:

"so that fans of PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, Xbox, and PC on GOG can experience the magic and enjoyment of Croc"

:neutral:

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And then they did another Singleplayer game without hats, lol.

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Quoting: satorideponI remember Gabe (or someone other from Valve) said that they were disappointed in Portal 2 sales especially after looking at how Steam was already making them much more money than any of their single player games. TF2 hats and Steam made Valve realize that you can make much more money from services, so they focused on that

I'd like to see a quote/source for that.

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I don't have much constructive to say, but lol.

Desperate.

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Quoting: Liam Dawe

Quoting: gradyvuckovicWhat would we do without Valve

Well, I would be flipping burgers I think....

You can do that soon!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3140430/Burger_Flipper_A_Fast_Food_Restaurant_Simulator/ [External Link]

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Over to your in the comments, what are your thoughts?

Good!

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They might still change and adjust the restrictions.

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Quoting: IrisNebulaFolks, if you are dissing on itch, you're overreacting. This is certainly bad PR for Netflix/Night School Studio since they had no reason to do this, but itch isn't breaching any trust nor contract. You bought your game, you got your game. It has given you a DRM-Free installer that you can use whenever you want, as many times as you want. Even if new downloads are pulled, this shouldn't affect anyone much. Imagine going to a store and demanding a new copy of your game because you lost the game CD you bought there last year and being angry they won't service you. Infinite downloads for DRM-Free stuff is a courtesy and honestly they aren't even always provided by some software shops.

If it was on a platform like Steam, that by design makes you re-download to re-install which would mean you'd be locked out of new installations, then yeah, that would have been a big deal, but that's another beast entirely.

Don't make excuses for shitty stuff happening.

You buy stuff digitally with the understanding that you get to keep your games.

Your comparison with a retail games is unfair, because you bought that with the understanding that you bought one copy.

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