$3 is way too much, but the old SEGA Genesis game Dynamite Headdy is on Steam. I highly highly recommend you go and emulate that shit. Amazing platformer I played a whole lot back in the day. Still never beat it! It gets very hard in the late levels.
I don't think I have any actual desire to play Populous or Sim City 2000 again, but damn I can't even count the number of hours those two games occupied in my childhood...
Damn, I'll definitely have to pick that up when I get around to putting more cash in my account. I wish I hadn't already bought Limbo, but it was only like $1 so oh well.
I used to get every bundle. Now it's the same games over and over again. Even though they are "huge" games, I already have all the ones I want. If I had wanted any of the others, I would have had them already. Obviously I'm pretty rare, because the thing is still selling like crazy.
Still, if I were in charge of bundles, I would never have even one repeat game. Every bundle would consist 100% of games that have never been bundled before. If that were the case, I would buy ever single bundle.
What are you talking about, Apreche? Every game in Humble Indie Bundle V has never been in a Humble Indie Bundle before. You may have already bought them from Steam, but you didn't get them from Humble.
What are you talking about, Apreche? Every game in Humble Indie Bundle V has never been in a Humble Indie Bundle before. You may have already bought them from Steam, but you didn't get them from Humble.
I could have sworn they were bundled already. It feels like I keep seeing the same games over and over again.
Fine, I'll change it. If I were in charge of the bundle, it would only include brand new indie games that haven't already been bought by everybody elsewhere.
The repeated games are usually when they add an old pack in as a bonus. And anyway, clearly these games haven't "already been bought by everybody elsewhere," because I didn't have two of them, and those two were definitely worth the $7.20 I paid. And, if you don't want Bastion, you can pay even less. Pay $1, get four killer games. Why the fuck not? Even if you only lack one of two of the games, at that price point, you're paying at most $1 for a game. Don't tell me that's not a good deal.
Pretty sure Amnesia and LIMBO have been in bundles before, if only as bonus games, but Psychonauts and Bastion are worth the bundle alone. Considering that you get the soundtracks in to boot (the Bastion soundtrack might be my favorite game OST of all time, and up there on my favorite albums in general), excellent bundle overall.
Pretty sure Amnesia and LIMBO have been in bundles before, if only as bonus games, but Psychonauts and Bastion are worth the bundle alone. Considering that you get the soundtracks in to boot (the Bastion soundtrack might be my favorite game OST of all time, and up there on my favorite albums in general), excellent bundle overall.
With Amnesia, you're probably thinking of Penumbra, Frictional's other game. I bought Limbo for $2.50 during the last Thanksgiving sale; maybe you did the same? Do a Ctrl+F on the Wikipedia article; Humble Bundle V is all new.
Yeah-yuh! Giving my little brother Braid and SMB as graduation presents.
Also, because both of those games made it into the bundle, I should state that I think The Atlantic should have profiled MacMillan instead of Jon Blow. Both know games, both make games with very definite artistic flair and excellent design, but only Jon Blow is a conceited douchebag who doesn't understand economics or people.
Man, I really wish I could gift the extra copies of games I already had. I know I could just give them the files, but I'd rather have legit steam keys.
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-Alpha Centauri
-Populous
-Populous II
-Sim City 2000
-Dungeon Keeper
-Dungeon Keeper II
I'm definitely taking advantage of this in order to grab SC2K and Alpha Centauri.
If anyone has a spare Bastion, I can get them back later.
I was able to get Steam to take CK2 and the SotS2 keys but the Victoria 2 key just wont go.
Still, if I were in charge of bundles, I would never have even one repeat game. Every bundle would consist 100% of games that have never been bundled before. If that were the case, I would buy ever single bundle.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humble_indie_bundle
Fine, I'll change it. If I were in charge of the bundle, it would only include brand new indie games that haven't already been bought by everybody elsewhere.
Also, because both of those games made it into the bundle, I should state that I think The Atlantic should have profiled MacMillan instead of Jon Blow. Both know games, both make games with very definite artistic flair and excellent design, but only Jon Blow is a conceited douchebag who doesn't understand economics or people.