this game is one of my all time favorite indie games.
the art work is intriguing, the music flows well with the game & puzzles & exploration is fun & challenging.
if you have never played Capsized, then you are missing out.
i dont know what its like without a controller. i use my Xbox Controller for my computer & it works great. not sure if gameplay is harder to deal with without one, that is of course if your primary mode of gaming is a PC.
not always. they need to have a good case to show a timeline of proof, of when they thought of this idea & when the person made the website. people that do cyber squatting can make alot of money just from winning these types of cases. the outcome that they hope for, is a private pay off from the company trying to acquire the website from these people.
"The company temporarily canceled the game's crowdfunding campaign earlier this month and has yet to disclose how or if the game will move forward."
if you go to their cancelled Kickstarter page, it clearly states that they are going to relaunch the project & came up with a new plan of attack in how they will be getting more funding & more presence for the game so that more people know about it.
all you have to do is click on the Updates part of that cancelled Kickstarter. might want to do your homework first on this before stating false info. these updates are pretty current & its pretty common to relaunch a new Kickstarter if your crowdfunding wasnt working out.
i thought Onlive was dead in the water. but im probably wrong with that assumption. i havent heard anything about Onlive in a very long time. not since they showed it off at E3 & then a few months after that. im curious to know if its still getting played. Google now.
you say "the way of the future," but yet, that isnt even now. so when does this "Way of the future," start, so that everyone can access & play it?
fast internet speeds in alot of countries is expensive or non-existent.
you can't just push people into the future without even having the technology to support anything. then it just becomes a way of telling consumers to **** off, if they dont live in countries that dont support it or arent rich enough to shell out this way of the future crap.
& like Chaosbrigade says, Steam is already on its way of making it available to trade games & sell them back, for trade credit. they already announced this & will be starting beta testing for it. they arent the only internet gaming company doing this. Green Man Gaming, has been doing this for sometime now.
so this "way of the future" bullshit. is one companies idea of how the future should be, & how greedy they want to be & how they feel its ok, by saying its "the way of the future." wtf does that really even mean? besides that it will happen in the future. how does that really explain that its ok to incorporate these policies now?
the future hasnt happened yet. so this push for it to happen, only alienates their consumers & creates anger towards their company.
any company that takes back a policy that they already announced or created, will just implement it later. especially since they keep making excuses for their behavior. they obviously think that this is ok, so it makes sense for them to just implement the policies later on, in the future. since its the way of the future.
i actually remember the shapes & their placement over Xbox, using letters. ive owned all Playstation systems & all Xbox systems. but from playing them, & remembering placement, the shapes stand out the most to me.
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