PerryVandell

I believe there is for codes that are included with games. But, I would like to note that I am not entirely sure and could be wrong about whether that specific code has an expiration date on it. I just have a feeling that you missed it. But, I wouldn't lose too much sleep over it, nothing on the cerberus network is all that good.

Nice to know that it isn't just me. I was getting a little worried there, but I guess I'll just wait until night time or something. I'm not so desperate as to change my download location, but thanks for the tips anyways!

Hey guys, I know that there is a huge steam sale going on right now, but I'm curious if any of you guys out there are getting really low download speeds when installing games? I my internet connection has dropped significantly, and took me around 20 minutes to download Plants vs. Zombies, so is this just me, or are you guys feeling the sale's effects as well?

I would have to say Final Fantasy XIII. Don't get me wrong, it was a good game, but there were just some things about that game that rubbed me the wrong way, (The linearity for the most part) Also, the weapon upgrade system pissed me off due to the fact that you would've had to spend countless hours gathering crap from enemies in order to power up your weapons all the way (XII had a similar problem). BioShock 2 is a close second. I played about 20 min of Devil May Cry 2 and had to stop playing, but since I didn't exactly play it all that much, I can't really comment too much about how awful it is.

To me, replayability is an important aspect of a game, but it's not vital. Games like BioShock are amazing experiences, but you aren't exactly motivated to go through it multiple times. Also, if you want a game that will last you practically forever, get Just Cause 2. That game is long, but it's a great ride and I fully recommend it.

...Dude what?

I don't see why they wouldn't...

The only thing I remember about that game is that you can put gasoline on your bullets and make them fire bullets.