Demos

[Bara]

Where do you go to get your Demos? i go to 3D gamers. best place.

[Osamafune]

I don't really bother with demos.

[Bara]

damn, didnt know somebody would respond that quick...

why?

[Osamafune]

I usually don't need them to determine whether or not I would like the game.

[Bara]

sometimes i cant buy the game, so i play the demo until i can. by then, i am usally for it or niot.

[Osamafune]

I guess I have more patience, because I can usually wait.

But the wait for Christmas when I'm expecting to get Call of Duty 4 is killing me...

[Bara]

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you suck.

[Of Crazed]

Steam.

[Bara]

Steam is water, evaporated into a gas.

i think.

[Delfos]

Gamespot

Last Demo was TimeShift, seems interesting, you can mess with time, like stop it, make it slow motion, or backwards, while you're free to run around and kill people.

[Bara]

i heard about that.

[Delfos]

I actually hate Steam, don't fall on that, they give EVERYTHING! for a price. The only good thing is free weekends of some blocked game.

[Bara]

i see.

[Myroria]

I just download the full game. In a matter of hours I get the entire game, for free.

[Delfos]

Before I use that marvelous ability, I normally check demos of games I don't know.
"Hey, seems a good game, but before I waste my time and Internet channel on such a large game (every game now go from 1GB to 8GB), let me test the demo, if it's fun I might aid violating their patent rights.
Well, games nowadays, specially the multiplayer ones, have another way so that you don't access the good stuff. Like Battlefield franchise, if you don't have an original, you can still play either sp or mp, but not the ranked ones...not the good stuff. There's so much difference between legal Battlefield and the other one that buying battlefield is totally worth it.

If I had played SimCity Societies Demo, or Bioshock, I might haven't bought the game.