Jason Evangelho writes:
"Fact: There are over 350 kinds of sharks.
Fact: There are over 750 games for under $10 on Steam.
The 5th day of Steam's deep discounts and tempting bundles is upon us, and no doubt gamers across the country are beginning to shamelessly shed their cash, turning it over to Valve's digital distribution store. Though not the best day of the sale, there are some affordable standouts."
Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising launched back in 2009, bringing the realistic military operations to console for the first time.
Seeing as EA now own this franchise wouldn't it make sense for DICE to develop a new Operation Flashpoint game? Battlefield has realism to a certain extent but it isn't exactly "real"
Cultured Vultures: We’ve taken into account every monkey, every eye patch and every undead pirate, so without further ado, here are the Monkey Island games across the franchise’s history ranked from worst to best.
According to Valve: “The launch of Steam Deck will be delayed by two months. We’re sorry about this—we did our best to work around the global supply chain issues, but due to material shortages, components aren’t reaching our manufacturing facilities in time for us to meet our initial launch dates. Based on our updated build estimates, Steam Deck will start shipping to customers February 2022.”
Totally understandable given the current climate, but also a big blow for hype for sure. I would not be surprised if there was a further delay down the road, given how unpredictable assembly lines are at the moment.
That's a bummer, but only 2 months, and understandable given how unpredictable HW is right now.
Disappointing but not really surprised. I'll still be waiting and keep my pre order
My wallet screams in agony
Boring Monday. =(
I got the Oddworld pack for £1.50 at Xmas. Good deal at £2 though. I just hope Mass Effect is on sale again.
+1 person who bought the Oddworld pack. Also, all 5 episodes of Tales of Monkey Island was too hard to resist at $11 US.