@gns:

A lot of these game key sites offer Steam keys when you purchase.

For instance, I just picked up Torchlight 1 & 2 pack for less than $5 and redeemed them both on Steam.

Just make sure you check which platform you are buying for before you buy a key.

I am a visual learner, and as thus found this article to be really confusing. The article could have used several more images to help put your point across, about 10 or so more images would be great.

Seriously though, I came here to say.. no one gives a shit. Like.. literally no one I know is talking about this.

@if_master_1: Would it even be called stealing at this point? If the game is not available for sale, and you cannot obtain it any other method, who exactly are you stealing from, and whose profits are being lost?

Martin Kove kind of reminds me of Akuma.

I care less and less about this game with every new article I see about it.
It isn't the content in the articles (usually) but the abundance of them. It just feels like they are trying overly hard to be noticed and in the spot light.

If the game is truly good then there is no need for this much advertising.

This article however shows a bunch of stupid animations I couldn't care less if I never saw again.

Nice to see this game has done pretty well. Always like a GOOD remake.
Right GameSpot? 6/10

Everything has to be an open world action RPG these days, its like all styles of other games are not good anymore.. It is a sad age in gaming that we live in.

@ironmonk36: Let's agree to disagree. I'd much rather be able to control all my characters, or at least program what they do via the macro system than be limited to a low number of actions with an action rpg system.

This game is basically right inbetween your traditional turn based RPG and an action RPG. It still allows for strategy like turn based games, and it still allows for awareness of positioning and on the fly thinking like action RPGs.

@sellingthings: Whatever internet random, I've nothing to prove to you. I'm very computer savvy and have been using them since I was a child. I've got 3 computers, 2 of which for gaming and all 3 of them have over the amount of data in the Windows folder than what you are claiming, no one here is saving extra files to their windows folder.

If anything new is added it is due to windows updates and dependency files.. which news flash, a lot of games require.

@sellingthings: I installed the OS and updated it. That's what I'm doing. Pretty rude to spout nonsense about how other people don't know what they are doing. If you've opted out of certain updates that's your business, but there is nothing in my Windows folder directory that wasn't added by windows install or update.

Just checked my server, also running Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit. (but without nearly as many updates) and its sitting at 27 GB.