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Batman Arkham City is $29.99
http://store.origin.com/store/ea/en_US/html/pbPage.batman_arkham_city
Might have to get that as an xmas present.
No, that was pre-order only.Can't see this at work - anyone know if the Back to Karkland thing for BF3 is included?
Tempting, but then I have to use origin...
Tempting, but then I have to use origin...
I may use this to download Arkham City... $30 is hard to beat. As much as I would love to support Steam
You only have to use Origin to download the game. Once installed, you don't have to touch Origin. No matter what hoops you have to jump thru, its more than worth it for Arkham City. Easily game of the year to me. Maybe game of the decade or at least on the short list.
You only have to use Origin to download the game. Once installed, you don't have to touch Origin. No matter what hoops you have to jump thru, its more than worth it for Arkham City. Easily game of the year to me. Maybe game of the decade or at least on the short list.
I have every game I need from EA at this time. Now release Madden for PC already if your serious about PC gaming!
I really enjoyed Arkham Asylum so I'm sure I'll enjoy Arkham City. But I wouldn't go that far. Mass Effect 2 was the best game I played all year hands down. (I know, I was late getting that one.)
I'm with ya, I only played Mass Effect 1 and 2 this year and they are superb games but I like AC a little better I think. It takes all the great elements of AA and makes them better. You've got the same cool gadgets but you can do a little more with them like quick fire all of them instead of just the batarang. Its kinda open world so you can run around anywhere you want and beat the crap out of all the thugs you want or chase down Riddler trophies. The music, scenery and overall atmosphere are nearly perfect and really draw you in. The Catwoman side game is a blast too.
If you liked AA a lot, you will love AC and I can almost guarantee you'll have it on your short list for GOTY.
DLC's?
Let me put it this way. I've got about 40 hours or so in the original Arkham Asylum game. 55 hours in Mass Effect 1. I have 368 hours into Mass Effect 2. I am currently on my 8th full playthrough of the game.
Holy shit! I thought I was into it with me 3 play thru's in 6 months. LOL.
OK, then I guarantee you'll put AC as your SECOND favorite game of the year.
I'm enjoying ME1 and 2 as well, also a "latecomer", after finally getting both during Steam Autumn Sale. Although, for that reason, I hope ME3 comes out for Steam -- handy being able to just reinstall the single Steam client after a reformat, invoke it's "verifying integrity of game cache" thingy on a secondary drive where my Steam downloads are, and come back later and my entire game library is there ready and waiting.
But anyways, having fun with both games, still not sure which I like better. I kind of like the combat, inventory, and skills mechanics more in ME1. But various things feel more streamlined in ME2 (the unpolished planet surveying and recycled building environments from ME1 are gone, for one). The henchman quests are really engaging. And ME is one of the few games where I actually enjoy playing a female lead -- I'd rather ogle a muscled dude than play an implausibly-dressed chick.
368 hours though...damn. I don't think I've managed to put that many hours into one game, even open world ones.
u can get bf3 for 21 bucks offline cd keys sites.
I kind of felt like that when I first start ME1 (like I couldn't hit anything, even when my crosshairs were right on target, and basically hated it). After I min-maxed and basically just optimized Assault Rifles and various shooting skills, the combat felt a lot more satisfying and less gimpy. I think I used double Rail Extensions (+dmg but more heat generation) + shredder or tungsten rounds depending on what I was fighting, along with spamming Master Overkill (reduces heat generation to compensate for the rail extensions, and reduces accuracy dropoff from rapid fire).I hated the combat mechanics of the first game. It's too "gear centric" and the gear often looks like shit and can't be customized at all appearance wise. The combat is also extremely slow and the accuracy of virtually every weapon leaves much to be desired. The AI for your squad mates is terrible. Aside from the story, I think everything about the second one is vastly improved. I like the idea of being able to upgrade weapons, but I don't like how ME1 handled that. I much prefer how it's done in ME2, but ME3 should strike a balance between both approaches giving us mods that actually change the appearance of the weapon and stats, while being managed more easily.
I actually prefer the character interactions of a male Shepard vs. the female Shepard for the most part. There are some exceptions, but regardless it's enjoyable with either.
How about no? I prefer to purchase things from reputable vendors even if I have to pay a little more to do it.
I normally play as the chick in games cause I'd rather stare at a cute little ass than some hairy dude. But for ME, I use the dude cause it got a little too creepy when I was playing as fem-Shep and we were standing at the Citadel admiring the view and Alenko started hitting on me. LOL.
Plus its fun banging all the different chicks in the game. Think I'm gonna stick with Tali for ME3 though. Ashley and Miranda are just a little too bitchy to bring into another game.
I wish EA sold DLC through Origin or that they would put the damn point cards on sale.
I'm assuming buying the Robin DLC through Steam would work with my Origin copy of Arkham City?
Dan_D said:If you are actually looking at his ass "accidentally" and it "bothers" you I think you have bigger issues going on with your own sexuality that transcend the game.
Not likely. Steam versions of a game are slightly different. Their folder structure for example is quite a bit different. Depending on how self-contained the DLC is it may be possible to copy it over to a Origin / Digital download of the same game, but I'm uncertain if that's the case. But I don't think you can actually purchase DLC through steam unless you have the full game also registered with Steam.
This...sucks. Not even if I purchase the digital copy and put the serial into Steam and download it from there? Guess I'm skipping the DLC then
How about no? I prefer to purchase things from reputable vendors even if I have to pay a little more to do it.
If you put the key into Steam you might be able to buy the DLC that way. As for making it work, it may be possible or it may not. I've never tried that before. I know I've used non-Steam acquired DLC's with Steam versions of games many times, but I've never tried it the other way.