Feedback Tackles The Rumors Of 2012 -- Steam, Devil May Cry And Dark Souls On The PC

Dexter111

I actually found X-Play waaay back when I was still in school and it was still funny by downloading the show off the internet, was especially interested at the E3 coverage around that time before there were Live Streams all around the Internet. Thing is, much like Anime and some other things it wasn't available in my country in Mainland Europe (and still isn't) and it was the only way I was able to watch it :P

Regarding Steam, I started REALLY getting into it about 2 years ago when they started their Summer Sale, and I was using it before (I think I had Counter Strike: Source, Left4Dead and the Orange Box), but after that I went on to buy about 300 games in the coming two years at what www.steamcalculator.com tells me is around 3500$ xD, I do have 50MBit down / 25MBit up on my Internet though and "getting" the games really isn't much of a problem, it's usually always well below 1 hour even if the game is like 10GB+

And the (new?) gal has got a point, I'm mainly buying or rather "trusting" Valve because of their past behaviour, like willingly staying away from the stock market because:
http://www.computerandvideog ames.com/262497/valve-refuses- to-sell-out-on-stock-market/""All [companies that float] end up getting their customers changed," Valve's Erik Johnson told the latest issue of PC Gamer.
"Any bad decision I ever see out there is because somebody created this different customer that was whoever funds them, and not the consumer of the product."

Gabe Newell added: "You end up with a totally different set of decisions, and the person who's trying to design the experience is like' Okay, I guess we'll put Christopher Walken in our game."
They're also known for taking a risk or two and for instance allowing several inexperienced Indie developers full access to one of their most valuable IPs and helping them sell their games off the popularity cultivated by it.
http://www.next-gen.biz/news /potato-sack-developers-helped -design-portal-2-arg

They're known for cultivating a modding culture and even often hiring out of it and making commercial high-budget games out of them.

They're known for supporting, sometimes even without expecting anything in return and in several cases even saving Indie studios with their sales, like in the case of Introversion or Frictional Games or Tripwire.
That's why I "support" Steam, while I might not exactly have the same stance with similar services like Origin or Impulse and I'm outright boycotting (not buying) any Activision/Blizzard games.

Also, Dark Souls is totally going to come to PC, looking forwarding to playing it in CoOp :P
And while it's true that there wasn't an official answer given by Namco Bandai yet, let's not forget that it actually was a Namco employee that suggested it: http://forums.namcobandaigames .eu/showthread.php?t=96407
"There is always possibilities to have games adapted on PC and the good news is that Dark Souls is not a 100% typical Console game so the adaptation is possible.
Now to make things happen, let's say the demand has to be properly done. someone to make a successful petition?

Shoupinou"
and it's only been a few days since.