Gaming deals and sales

Should I ask for double that? What's twice of 0?

Fez is this weeks game.

Next week is the one you don't want to miss, Inside's being given away.

From the maker's of Limbo. I bought Inside on Steam, it's one of those once a generation experiences.

Humble Bundle has Dirt Rally for free

Bought Inside on Steam, ended up playing it on Epic.

Originally posted by Kazenji
Humble Bundle has Dirt Rally for free

If you missed out on this when they had it, Steam now is doing it.

Seen something about Rockstar is giving away GTA: San Andreas for free, The catch is it's only through their own launcher.

One more day until the Epic mystery Batman game is revealed.

Some are saying all three Lego Batman games, and Asylum, City, and Knight, but that sounds like a bit much. More like one or two of those, if they decide to do a Lega kid friendly game and one of the Arkham games for mature audiences. I hope it's Knight and Lega 3, as I have Asylum and City on 360, and Lego Batman 2.

Huh, they actually went and did it.

All three Arkam and Lego games. Get them free while you can.

Originally posted by cdtm
Huh, they actually went and did it.

Well it is Batman day tomorrow, No surprise

it's cool that they're free, But i got most of them on Steam & 360.

I have about half of them. Except don't believe City is GOTY edition on my 360.

https://www.winterworks.de/project/hurrican/

For anyone who likes Turrican. Really, really good clone, with a pre-rendered look and nicely done music. Gamepad support. For an old pre-Steam Indy game, the quality is outstanding.

The dating simulator with Colonel Sander's free

'I Love You, Colonel Sanders! A Finger Lickin’ Good Dating Simulator'

Everything (A Reality simulation game) & Metro 2033 Redux are free on the Epic Store.

Everything looks interesting.

Minut is free on Epic Games store

The Humble monthly bundle this month is quite a good one: COD WW2, Spyro Trilogy and Crash Bandicoot trilogy (plus a bunch of mystery games), if you pay 12 dollars before the 1st of November.

Sounds like games you could play on a potato, which is good since that's what I have.

It's also gotten unreliable on whether it even runs. Hard to justify buying games without a reliable computer.

I doubt that you could play Spyro Trilogy and Crash Bandicoot trilogy since there the recent remaster's and not the original's.

I can't imagine the requirements would be high, though. Still, the COD is one of the newer ones. If that runs on an old comp, it's gonna be on pretty low settings.

Was told there's a clearance sale on Atgames Legends and Flashback 9, for 20 dollars a set.

I don't know if the warm feeling of playing Burgertime without resorting to software piracy is worth blowing money on substandard controllers and lazy emulation coding. I mean, I'd be disappointed in buying the Sega Genesis and Master System collection on Steam, if I didn't have the option to play them on Kega Fusion.

I'm no purist either, I'm just fine with the odd off sound effect or graphic. I mean, I play a PS2, GameCube, and even PS1 on an LCD, no one who's obsessed with "retro purism" does this.

All I want is something that works, and that's where we retro enthusiasts run up against a rock and a hard place.

You usually get quality emulation from hobbyists (Which has negative connotations to piracy, not unjustified), or buy it, and get all sorts of emulation issues, or in the case of retro consoles, terrible controllers that make them borderline unplayable.