Haha, I definitely need these.
I hope Ken Levine keeps making good stuff, but big name creators going independent often doesn't work out that well.
I dunno -- it seems like the worst stuff (and there's a lot) doesn't actually come through Greenlight. Steam has some quality issues in general.
But, if they want to be the only and only platform people play PC games on (and they do) they kind of need to take everything. If they get too choosy, I think they fear some other service that's less restrictive will rise up to take their place.
Been waiting for Jim's review of this little debacle.
Can't argue with most of those choices!
The early Pokemon movies were actually pretty good stuff as I recall.
Probably just a prank by Valve, although hey, we live in a world where The Last Guardian is happening. Half-Life 3 may happen yet.
Looks visually impressive -- not sure about the gameplay.
I've seen Zelda in concert, but I'd love to see this.
Beard-o Ryu is the best. Also, nice to see a happy Chun-Li. She's usually all bidness.
I don't know how they've managed to fritter away their good will, but they sure have.
Too bad this one ended up being so shallow -- the N64 original is still my favorite Mario sports title.
Would have preferred some levels that weren't so similar to Tatooine, but still, looks fun.
I'm so glad this one turned out well.
I'm not so sure I'd want to visit The Commonwealth.
I could probably use some invincibility in this game. Not exactly racking up the kills.
Can't accuse this game of a lack of polish, that's for sure. Just wish there was more of it.
Aw, I liked Blast Processing. No need for apologies!
Gotta go with the Silent Hills.
I love when games do this kind of stuff.