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PC News by Robert Purchese
The first Penny Arcade adventure title is now available via Steam, Valve's digital distribution service.
Which seems a bit strange, given as it was the debut offering on the Penny Arcade-founded digital distribution service Greenhouse. Still, broader user-base and all that.
The Steam version will have added achievements so you can show off to your friends who, er, use Steam as well.
It has a familiar PC price tag of GBP 10 / EUR 13.
The game is available on Xbox Live Arcade too, but it costs a bit more at 1600 Microsoft Points (GBP 13.60 / EUR 19.20).
Unfortunately, despite the promise of lovely graphics and the overseeing eye of adventure game legend Ron Gilbert, the game turned out to be a bit mediocre.
Head over to our Penny Arcade Adventures: On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness, Episode One review to find out why. And can the next episode please have a shorter name thanks.
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hiddenranbir
12/06/08 @ 13:31
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While it is good...I don't understand why if you've got your own digital service. Surely you want to help that grow so it is a worthy competitor?
Because as much as I like Steam, I would find it better if it didn't end up the only option.
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