dsister on 12 November 2010
| Scoobes said: No, you just have to pay for the proprietary and locked hardware. Most people already have a PC or Mac for work or the internet and downloading Steam is free. |
I'm all for developers from stopping Steam support.
Myself, I, just built a really nice PC. And guess what, I can't get it to go online. So all the nice new games are unplayable for me since they either need Steam or Windows Live to work... So now I have this nice shiny new PC and no games to play =/
Sig thanks to Saber! :D
