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Posted April 18, 2014
So it looks like the Humongous Entertainment games catalog is coming to Steam.

Related Link: http://humongous.com/2014/04/humongous-entertainment-gets-the-steam-treatment/
Posted April 18, 2014
I saw that. Night Dive was posting things up about it on their Facebook page.
Posted April 18, 2014
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Odonnell435: So it looks like the Humongous Entertainment games catalog is coming to Steam.

Related Link: http://humongous.com/2014/04/humongous-entertainment-gets-the-steam-treatment/
I was aware of that, unless this is a different list.
Edit: Nope, same link in that post.
Post edited April 18, 2014 by Smannesman
Posted April 18, 2014
http://www.gog.com/forum/general/humongous_entertainment_support_thread
Posted April 18, 2014
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Odonnell435: So it looks like the Humongous Entertainment games catalog is coming to Steam.

Related Link: http://humongous.com/2014/04/humongous-entertainment-gets-the-steam-treatment/
Yay! My kids and I have been making our way through Putt-Putt Saves the Zoo that we found at Goodwill. It worked from CD beautifully on a Win7 machine. I was pleasantly surprised.

I saw they were on BigFish, so I'll get whatever is cheapest, probably. Unless GOG can get their hands on them.
Posted April 18, 2014
Bloody hell GOG.
Posted April 18, 2014
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ShadowWulfe: Bloody hell GOG.
If only they could get a death grip on that IP.
Posted April 18, 2014
-_-
Posted April 18, 2014
It should be easy to get all that stuff on GOG, considering it's all owned by Tommo.
Posted April 19, 2014
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Tallima: Yay! My kids and I have been making our way through Putt-Putt Saves the Zoo that we found at Goodwill. It worked from CD beautifully on a Win7 machine. I was pleasantly surprised.

I saw they were on BigFish, so I'll get whatever is cheapest, probably. Unless GOG can get their hands on them.
Some of my fondest memories are of these games - cherish the moments when they're little, love games like this and look up to you - a friend called them "salad days" but I still have exactly zero clue why!

Oh and you gotta try SpyFox and Freddi too ;-D
Posted April 19, 2014
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Tallima: Yay! My kids and I have been making our way through Putt-Putt Saves the Zoo that we found at Goodwill. It worked from CD beautifully on a Win7 machine. I was pleasantly surprised.

I saw they were on BigFish, so I'll get whatever is cheapest, probably. Unless GOG can get their hands on them.
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Momo1991: Some of my fondest memories are of these games - cherish the moments when they're little, love games like this and look up to you - a friend called them "salad days" but I still have exactly zero clue why!

Oh and you gotta try SpyFox and Freddi too ;-D
Thanks for the tip. I've never tried SpyFox of Freddi before. But I'm sure we'll have fun with them.

Usually we play what I call "lap games." Either I control and they tell me what to do or they just watch the game like it's a movie. But Putt-Putt was the first one where my eldest could grab the mouse and figure out what to do on his own. It's pretty fun watching him solve the puzzles with a bit of little sister and Dad help.
Posted April 19, 2014
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Momo1991: Some of my fondest memories are of these games - cherish the moments when they're little, love games like this and look up to you - a friend called them "salad days" but I still have exactly zero clue why!

Oh and you gotta try SpyFox and Freddi too ;-D
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Tallima: Thanks for the tip. I've never tried SpyFox of Freddi before. But I'm sure we'll have fun with them.

Usually we play what I call "lap games." Either I control and they tell me what to do or they just watch the game like it's a movie. But Putt-Putt was the first one where my eldest could grab the mouse and figure out what to do on his own. It's pretty fun watching him solve the puzzles with a bit of little sister and Dad help.
LOL - I put my son on my lap when he was 2 years old to play Cosmic Osmo - by 3 he was saying "I do it!"...so yeah, we still had plenty of fun playing games but Momo was only the "booster seat" ;-p

What was even better was his kindergartner teacher telling me that he had become the class IT guy - he could fix the printer, install a program and troubleshoot issues better than she could ;-D
Posted April 19, 2014
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Tallima: Thanks for the tip. I've never tried SpyFox of Freddi before. But I'm sure we'll have fun with them.

Usually we play what I call "lap games." Either I control and they tell me what to do or they just watch the game like it's a movie. But Putt-Putt was the first one where my eldest could grab the mouse and figure out what to do on his own. It's pretty fun watching him solve the puzzles with a bit of little sister and Dad help.
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Momo1991: LOL - I put my son on my lap when he was 2 years old to play Cosmic Osmo - by 3 he was saying "I do it!"...so yeah, we still had plenty of fun playing games but Momo was only the "booster seat" ;-p

What was even better was his kindergartner teacher telling me that he had become the class IT guy - he could fix the printer, install a program and troubleshoot issues better than she could ;-D
Aaaaawww :)
Posted April 19, 2014
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Tallima: Thanks for the tip. I've never tried SpyFox of Freddi before. But I'm sure we'll have fun with them.

Usually we play what I call "lap games." Either I control and they tell me what to do or they just watch the game like it's a movie. But Putt-Putt was the first one where my eldest could grab the mouse and figure out what to do on his own. It's pretty fun watching him solve the puzzles with a bit of little sister and Dad help.
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Momo1991: LOL - I put my son on my lap when he was 2 years old to play Cosmic Osmo - by 3 he was saying "I do it!"...so yeah, we still had plenty of fun playing games but Momo was only the "booster seat" ;-p

What was even better was his kindergartner teacher telling me that he had become the class IT guy - he could fix the printer, install a program and troubleshoot issues better than she could ;-D
That's awesome. I'll have to get him to code something for his teacher this year. :)
Posted April 19, 2014
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Momo1991: a friend called them "salad days" but I still have exactly zero clue why!
Maybe because of the Salad Days manga?
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