dark_prinny
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PS+ seems like a great deal until you realize you have to play all those multiplats on console![]()
PS+ seems like a great deal until you realize you have to play all those multiplats on console![]()
For $27* I, on any PC on which I install Steam and log into my account, get to play the following:
Sanctum: Collection
Orcs Must Die! GOTY
Cities in Motion 2
Orcs Must Die! 2: Complete Pack
Garry's Mod
Serious Sam 3: BFE
Natural Selection 2
Sanctum 2
Magicka plus two of its DLC packs
Typing of the Dead
Zeno Clash
Zeno Clash 2
Killing Floor
Dwarfs!?
Conflict Desert Storm
Toki Tori
RUSH
EDGE
Toki Tori 2+
Deus Ex GOTY
YDKJ Pack
C&C Ultimate Collection
Medieval: Total War Collection
*I'm from the UK so some prices have been converted to dollars using a 1:1.6 exchange rate of £:$
Do note that I bought these in the past month or so and I chose to buy them*. In contrast, PS Plus gives me a specific set of games for my subscription fee.
I don't like playing old games and most of the sales on Steam are for old games.
How is PS+ for PS4 doing? I've been curious what monthly games and content they'd have for PS4 since obviously there's a limited game selection and it doesn't have PS3 BC. Is it worth it if you're a PS4-only owner? If not, around when will you think it will be worth it?
Gamesharing funded with discounted PSN credit.
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This. Steam's sales are truly epic if you don't buy most games at launch.Yes they have if you don't already own everything.
you know full well PSN gamesharing is for personal use and not meant for multiple people to buy a game to save money, and you are violating the PSN terms of service
Show me the ways of the red pill, Morpheus.
Gamesharing funded with discounted PSN credit.
Thats actually a plus for me. Nothing beats the convenience of a console for gaming for me.
Is it really? They limit sharing to 2 PS4s. Surely it is allowed if not encouraged.you know full well PSN gamesharing is for personal use and not meant for multiple people to buy a game to save money, and you are violating the PSN terms of service
It's true, it's technically against the TOS. On the other hand, it's not something Sony actively enforces, so unless you're buying accounts with stolen credit cards or something, you're not getting in trouble.you know full well PSN gamesharing is for personal use and not meant for multiple people to buy a game to save money, and you are violating the PSN terms of service
It's more than a bit better than passing a Steam account around - you don't have to fiddle around with logging in and out to play a game, you can earn trophies on your main account, you can have everyone playing the game at the same time (including multiplayer games), etc.Game sharing is actually account sharing, and of course you can do that with a Steam account. And it isn't limited to just two machines either. You can also legitimately account share using the family sharing feature which will launch soon.
And not only can you buy Steam wallet funds at a discount, you can earn money to buy games by selling items earned in F2P games. I bought a new full-priced game a couple of months ago by farming cards (i.e. leaving games running while I wasn't there) and clearing out my TF2 items.
It's true, it's technically against the TOS. On the other hand, it's not something Sony actively enforces, so unless you're buying accounts with stolen credit cards or something, you're not getting in trouble.
It's more than a bit better than passing a Steam account around - you don't have to fiddle around with logging in and out to play a game, you can earn trophies on your main account, you can have everyone playing the game at the same time (including multiplayer games), etc.
Getting an extra revenue stream from your Steam library is a very nice perk, but that's not exactly relevant to this line of discussion.
The PS+ list looks more appealing tbh :x
So for years I've heard and read about the mythos of Steam sales, the concept of "How can I play all these games?" With the recent 12 Deals of Xmas by Sony I now understand that feeling exactly.
They need to make this kind of thing as ritual as it is on Steam. They will make a fortune and push people towards digital.
that's more than most pc games cost the day they release...In my defence this is my first experience of this kind of thing as I don't usually buy from PSN and I wouldn't have known if not for GAF.
Also ACIV PS4 at £28/£30 ffs!
see above, but also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allegory_of_the_CaveI can say the same about PC's lack of Naughty Dog.
It's true, it's technically against the TOS. On the other hand, it's not something Sony actively enforces, so unless you're buying accounts with stolen credit cards or something, you're not getting in trouble.
For $27* I, on any PC on which I install Steam and log into my account, get to play the following:
Sanctum: Collection
Orcs Must Die! GOTY
Cities in Motion 2
Orcs Must Die! 2: Complete Pack
Garry's Mod
Serious Sam 3: BFE
Natural Selection 2
Sanctum 2
Magicka plus two of its DLC packs
Typing of the Dead
Zeno Clash
Zeno Clash 2
Killing Floor
Dwarfs!?
Conflict Desert Storm
Toki Tori
RUSH
EDGE
Toki Tori 2+
Deus Ex GOTY
YDKJ Pack
C&C Ultimate Collection
Medieval: Total War Collection
*I'm from the UK so some prices have been converted to dollars using a 1:1.6 exchange rate of £:$
Do note that I bought these in the past month or so and I chose to buy them*. In contrast, PS Plus gives me a specific set of games for my subscription fee.
Look at the games I listed and then what you listed. My list includes mostly of blockbuster titles from this year something that even on Steam its difficult to buy at a cheap price.
Also whats a humble bundle?
I don't feel it anymore, I just continue giving middle finger to Steam Sales these days. Those sales are toxic! Toxic I said! *glance at backlog
Check the previous pages, ps+ deals had hotline Miami for the same as trine 2 and other good deals. Their have been better sales on psn then the xmas oneOP I am glad you got some good deals...however you have no clue how good steam is just yet. Here is an example...Trine 2 complete edition is normally $19.99 and it is currently 90% off and costs $1.99 on Steam.
That is a steam sale. Steam goes nuts. This past month new titles like Arkham Origins had deals where they were $20. I just paid on a flash sale to get Ducktales for around $4-ish and its a $14.99 game.
Welcome to Steam...it'll be here when you are.
I've seen sales you people wouldn't believe. 75% off new releases from the biggest publishers. I've watched franchise packs drop into single digits. All those sales will be lost in backlogs, like tears in rain. Time...to buy...
I'm playing CS:GO purely in hope that I can get a drop to sell so I have enough money to get Max Payne 3 for free.
The true PC experience.
I'm playing CS:GO purely in hope that I can get a drop to sell so I have enough money to get Max Payne 3 for free.
The true PC experience.
Oh come on..
Cause we dont see this from console fanboys at all.. ever. Id hate to be a Xbone or Wii U fan at this point it seems like none stop down talking from Sony Fans, yet those Sony fans cant take any of the same treatment from PC gamers. In the end its all stupid fanboy shit.. its just harder to argue against PC stuff when it comes to performance, backlog and sales.
Collecting games is a game.
I can't even play al the games i buy full price at retail... back off steam!
see above, but also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allegory_of_the_Cave
Console only gamers can't seem to grasp that to pc only gamers ND games are as meaningless as total war/starcraft/dota/natural selection/civ are to a console only gamers
Personally the last ND game I actually enjoyed was crash team racing, uncharted series plays like crap
Look at the games I listed and then what you listed. My list includes mostly of blockbuster titles from this year something that even on Steam its difficult to buy at a cheap price.
Also whats a humble bundle?
The funny part is that a a bunch of people are arguing who gets to pay slightly less for all the games they end up never playing.