While steam is a pretty good idea, I still prefer having the tangible copy of my games.
The name could hardly be more appropriate. Just as railroads swept the US, leaving in their wake a west that was significantly less wild, so has Valve’s Steam client spread across the PC, centralising, simplifying and consolidating What started as a way of administering updates has become a delivery platform so powerful that it has threatened to render even the big publishers’ alternatives obsolete, an online community so well-supported that it sets standards even for those found on consoles, and a no-fiddling environment that allows your games, settings and saves to follow you from one PC to the next every time you log in. |
Originally Posted by Penicilyn ![]() While steam is a pretty good idea, I still prefer having the tangible copy of my games. |
Originally Posted by IEATFISH ![]() I agree. I have only bought one game on steam and it was too good a deal to pass up. I need to make a back up. |
Originally Posted by Elev8rSh0es ![]() but thats one of the greatest features of steam you can re download any game on any pc and never have to search for that cd or dig for that key again ![]() |