Way of the Samurai 4 is coming to PC on Steam!

Hi everyone.  At long last, I’m very excited to be able to reveal that we will be bringing the Japanese action game and prestigious ‘Famitsu Gold Award’ winner, Way of the Samurai 4, to PC via Steam later this year!

Developed and published in Japan by Acquire and Spike Chunsoft, Way of the Samurai 4 is part of the million+ selling Way of the Samurai series.  The series has seen sequels (and even a prequel) released on numerous consoles, including PSP, PS3 and Xbox 360, but to date none of the games have ever been released on PC.  Considering that Way of the Samurai 4 has so far been exclusive to PS3, we’re obviously delighted to be working alongside both Acquire and Spike Chunsoft in creating the first ever transition to PC of such a popular series!

This isn’t the first time we’ve stepped out of the RPG world but I think it’s fair to say that this title represents a bit of a departure for us here at Ghostlight.  While we’ve always worked hard to bring Japanese games over to our shores, we’ve mainly focused on JRPGs so this will be the first big Japanese action game we’ve ever worked on!

http://blog.ghostlight.uk.com/post/way-of-the-samurai-4-is-coming-to-pc-on-steam

You are very passionate about PC gaming. Its great. But it seems very few people share the same passion for PC gaming in this site.

I know

But this thread is basically a long running joke on my part. So it's all good.

Its not a joke. Its great. But its sad to see very few people supporting it. And worst part is PC gamers are more active in console sections. Especially console exclusive sections. PC has its share of awesomeness. But people seems to ignore it.

Have you read much of this thread? I mean the OP is me talking to mayself, and then I basically used it to post GIFs. Which reminds me I haven't posted any for a while, I guess I should make some. The PC news stuff is just an excuse for me to not have to go into the off topic section.

I know. And keep talking with yourself. Because its great and we need diversity.

I am a lone wolf like my personal hero Seto Kaiba

I am a one man PC gaming community

Bee Tea Dubs anyone here played Lichdom? Is it worth picking up?

Also

Game24

On 9.18.14 at 6PM PDT, NVIDIA and the PC gaming industry are kicking off an unprecedented 24-hour event. The goal of this event is simple – to celebrate this thing we all love called PC Gaming. It will be packed with exclusive content, developer interviews, game reveals, give-aways, and more.

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Tune in September 18th at 6 pm PDT to participate in this PC gaming holiday. Or register below to attend one of the local events in person. And be sure to check back later this week, as we count down the biggest gaming moments leading up to GAME24.

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I wonder if they will manage to top AMD's stream in terms of cringe

Good chance of Maxwell reveal

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Steam Client Beta update brings better AMD support to in-home streaming

 

Shaun Prescott at 12:21 on 05 September 2014

Another week, another Steam Client Beta update. The biggest addition comes in the form of in-home streaming support for AMD. VCE hardware encoding of Direct 3D Games is now possible, so long as you have one of the following cards with the latest drivers: Radeon HD 79xx, Radeon HD 78xx, Radeon HD 77xx, R9 295x, R9 290x/290, R9 280x/280, R9 270x/270, R7 265, R7 260x/260, R7 250x.

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