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Conversation Between Blue Shoe 2 and Dudebro
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  1. Blue Shoe 2
    08-12-2011 06:20 PM
    Blue Shoe 2
    eh. well, it's something that deserves a try. personally, I can't wait till they add Deus Ex human revolutions, as well as Driver San Francisco. once again, please, just give it a shot. I really want to see tech like this succeed.
  2. Dudebro
    08-12-2011 06:15 PM
    Dudebro
    Yeah but I saw some of the games included in that package and they didn't seem too great.
  3. Blue Shoe 2
    08-12-2011 06:12 PM
    Blue Shoe 2
    yeah, but my favorite plan is paying 10 bucks a month for full access to over 50 games.
  4. Dudebro
    08-12-2011 05:26 PM
    Dudebro
    I just looked at their site and it seems cool but I didn't see any games I'd wanna get really. Also how does that plan work where you pay only 5 bucks for a game(like Arkum Asylum) for 3 days and then it goes up?
  5. Blue Shoe 2
    08-12-2011 05:03 PM
    Blue Shoe 2
    right, but it's not a competitive service, it's more complementary. I use it to play games that are out of the strength range of my laptop. I also use it to try games that are IN my computer's strength range. Like I said, press the button, and you can play the game immediately, no downloads.
  6. Dudebro
    08-12-2011 03:03 PM
    Dudebro
    So you do have to buy the games right? I might check it out sometime but I don't really need it. Steam is working just fine for me atm.
  7. Blue Shoe 2
    08-12-2011 01:09 AM
    Blue Shoe 2
    Oh, I just realized what you meant, the service itself is free, as well as the multiplayer, but you pay for individual games. you don't HAVE to buy the games though, you can just demo them instantly. no seriously, click the button and the game starts right away.
  8. Blue Shoe 2
    08-12-2011 12:52 AM
    Blue Shoe 2
    No catch. Was there a catch to using steam?
  9. Dudebro
    08-12-2011 12:21 AM
    Dudebro
    What's the catch?
  10. Blue Shoe 2
    08-12-2011 12:12 AM
    Blue Shoe 2
    It's a cloud gaming service. I use it in addition to steam to play games out of my computer's strength range. Basically, play the game on their servers using their resources, and stream the audiovisual data. in other words, play games on their computers from your computer. Works better than it sounds, and it's free.

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