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Title: Steam cut-rate classics: 3 genre-defining action games on sale this September
Post by: Redaktion on September 06, 2022, 15:21:24
Whether it's because of the great story, excellent gameplay, or pure meme value, there are some games that leave a mark on their genres and the gaming industry as a whole. This staying power often means that prices don't come down as much as they usually would. That's where Steam sales come to the rescue.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Steam-cut-rate-classics-3-genre-defining-action-games-on-sale-this-September.645672.0.html
Title: Re: Steam cut-rate classics: 3 genre-defining action games on sale this September
Post by: Bareback on September 07, 2022, 01:32:17
Titanfall 2 is "a classic", alright. Bout as much as Crysis REMASTERED edition lol
Title: Re: Steam cut-rate classics: 3 genre-defining action games on sale this September
Post by: Troy Edin on September 08, 2022, 21:34:57
Both are classics, unless you're only 20 something or  COD fanboy
Title: Re: Steam cut-rate classics: 3 genre-defining action games on sale this September
Post by: Jimmy on September 09, 2022, 04:38:45
Who calls Force Unleashed the best Star Wars game to date?

It's a good game, but KOTOR is an all time great.
Title: Re: Steam cut-rate classics: 3 genre-defining action games on sale this September
Post by: Pascalz on September 09, 2022, 23:34:03
How is Titanfall 2, a sequel that just builds on the first game, a candidate for this list if you're talking about genre defining games. Put final fantasy 15 on here too since the first one was genre defining /s
Title: Re: Steam cut-rate classics: 3 genre-defining action games on sale this September
Post by: Halomaster on September 10, 2022, 20:17:00
Quote from: Pascalz on September 09, 2022, 23:34:03How is Titanfall 2, a sequel that just builds on the first game, a candidate for this list if you're talking about genre defining games. Put final fantasy 15 on here too since the first one was genre defining /s
is final Fantasy on sale? Because thats what the article is about