Awsome Game Deals
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The Humble Bundle is interesting this time with Wii U and 3DS games available including Stealth Inc 2, Guacamele, Steam World Dig, along with several other interesting indie titles. Plus, a few that have not yet been attached to the Bundle.
There are more 3DS games than Wii U games, but it's enough to be worth it on either platform if you're only interested in one or the other.
Average is about $10 as of this posting to get everything. It's worth the price for what you get easily. Especially for Nintendo store items.
There are more 3DS games than Wii U games, but it's enough to be worth it on either platform if you're only interested in one or the other.
Average is about $10 as of this posting to get everything. It's worth the price for what you get easily. Especially for Nintendo store items.
Far as I know, there is no part 2 yet.
Edit: Confirmed. The rest isn't available yet. There are only trailers for parts 2-4 in the E-shop. Part 1 goes for $8.99 on it's own, that's only a couple bucks less than the whole package. Well worth the price for the bundle indeed.
Playing through Steamworld Dig on the 3DS currently. I played it on the PC a while back, but it's neat in 3D and a great toilet title. Already in the last area and didn't miss any caves on the way down. I'll probably do Guacamelee next, that's a fun title too.
Edit: Confirmed. The rest isn't available yet. There are only trailers for parts 2-4 in the E-shop. Part 1 goes for $8.99 on it's own, that's only a couple bucks less than the whole package. Well worth the price for the bundle indeed.
Playing through Steamworld Dig on the 3DS currently. I played it on the PC a while back, but it's neat in 3D and a great toilet title. Already in the last area and didn't miss any caves on the way down. I'll probably do Guacamelee next, that's a fun title too.
For what? If I want that I'd just use the old Wii. It still works and the picture isn't going to get any better than that anyway.
I don't think Nintendo had a lot to do with it. I mean, they were obviously involved on some level, but this is all indie dev games. Pretty sure those publishers had more to do with it than Nintendo did. They were just happy to cooperate for some good charity PR most likely.
I don't think Nintendo had a lot to do with it. I mean, they were obviously involved on some level, but this is all indie dev games. Pretty sure those publishers had more to do with it than Nintendo did. They were just happy to cooperate for some good charity PR most likely.
VI and VII it's a toss up between either one of those.
The early games in the proper series are grid based RPGs like Legend of Grimrock or Daggerfall, until MM 6 which uses freeroaming gameplay like Morrowind. Combat is turned based in these games, they aren't really action RPGs.
If you want to get into the series rather than just one game, first five are skipable unless you really want to dive into the lore. Even then I'd skip the first two at least. They are kind of painful to play unless you're super nostalgic for them.
M&M Dark Messiah is an action RPGs with a high difficulty curve, but they are fun. There are certain builds that make the game easier as enemies are tough, stealth and ranged are the recommended playstyles. If you want a more action style RPG just get that one. It's a good introduction to the world and lore anyway.
M&M X reverts to the grid based gameplay of the earlier entries with some new trappings. It's decent, not as polished as Grimrock, but still fun if you like that sort of game. It looks better than previous entries graphics wise, but that's not saying much.
Basically, if you can sit through and play Morrowind today, you'll probably enjoy Might and Magic, even though they aren't as large or as good as that game is and use turn based combat. I believe most of the later entries can be beaten in less than an hour if you know exactly what to do and what you can skip, but all will give you hours of gameplay if you dive in and get into the meat of the game without rushing through them.
The early games in the proper series are grid based RPGs like Legend of Grimrock or Daggerfall, until MM 6 which uses freeroaming gameplay like Morrowind. Combat is turned based in these games, they aren't really action RPGs.
If you want to get into the series rather than just one game, first five are skipable unless you really want to dive into the lore. Even then I'd skip the first two at least. They are kind of painful to play unless you're super nostalgic for them.
M&M Dark Messiah is an action RPGs with a high difficulty curve, but they are fun. There are certain builds that make the game easier as enemies are tough, stealth and ranged are the recommended playstyles. If you want a more action style RPG just get that one. It's a good introduction to the world and lore anyway.
M&M X reverts to the grid based gameplay of the earlier entries with some new trappings. It's decent, not as polished as Grimrock, but still fun if you like that sort of game. It looks better than previous entries graphics wise, but that's not saying much.
Basically, if you can sit through and play Morrowind today, you'll probably enjoy Might and Magic, even though they aren't as large or as good as that game is and use turn based combat. I believe most of the later entries can be beaten in less than an hour if you know exactly what to do and what you can skip, but all will give you hours of gameplay if you dive in and get into the meat of the game without rushing through them.
Do you have to play it to earn the deals, or can I piggyback off of the community's efforts? I'm bugged and keep get errors everytime I try to play.
What are everyone's hopes for the sale anyways?
As much as I hated what it represented before, I'm hoping for a ESO sale. Now that it's subscription free, and has a bunch of updates to fix flaws in its release, I'm actually pretty interested.
What are everyone's hopes for the sale anyways?
As much as I hated what it represented before, I'm hoping for a ESO sale. Now that it's subscription free, and has a bunch of updates to fix flaws in its release, I'm actually pretty interested.
Tom Clancy Bundle at Humble Bundle. Get all of Splinter Cell, Rainbow 6, and Ghost Recon, plus End War for $10. This is a great deal for these games.
All games are Uplay Keys.
Higher $75 tier nets a preorder for Rainbow 6 Siege, a T-Shirt, and a %66 off Uplay store coupon...meh.
All games are Uplay Keys.
Higher $75 tier nets a preorder for Rainbow 6 Siege, a T-Shirt, and a %66 off Uplay store coupon...meh.
Playstation 20th anniversary sale is up, a lot of things on sale, though the site is running slow as hell.
https://store.playstation.com/#!/en-us/ps-anniversary-sale/cid=STORE-MSF77008-PS20SALELP
https://store.playstation.com/#!/en-us/ps-anniversary-sale/cid=STORE-MSF77008-PS20SALELP
Really don't get how Uplay is any worse than Steam. It works basically the exact same way and has never given me any more troubles than Steam does in any regard.
They are equivalent evils and I'm not sure why one is shit on so much more than the other.
Steam has better sales it's true, but the two clients and DRM are functionally exactly the same in my experience. Neither is any more invasive or difficult to use than the other.
They are equivalent evils and I'm not sure why one is shit on so much more than the other.
Steam has better sales it's true, but the two clients and DRM are functionally exactly the same in my experience. Neither is any more invasive or difficult to use than the other.