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Starting with Sins of a Solar Empire. Looks like Gamestop/Impulse doesn't have anything exclusive any more.
I saw this mentioned in the Gaming Deals Thread as well (25% off until November 23rd). Interesting to see how this affects Impulse sales, especially if Stardock starts putting more of their games on Steam.
I hope they get their older games as well. GalCiv1 & 2 and the like.
I really hope they add more of their games to steam. I supported Impulse when Stardock owned it but now that Gamestop owns it I can't in good faith spend any money there.
I like how Brad Wardell is acting as if he never had anything against Steam over Twitter.
This are good news, mostly because he must have had to swallow his huge ego to make this decision. I hope he chokes on it.
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Vaemer-Riit: I really hope they add more of their games to steam. I supported Impulse when Stardock owned it but now that Gamestop owns it I can't in good faith spend any money there.
http://www.stardock.com/about/newsitem.asp?id=2702
PLYMOUTH, MI., -- NOVEMBER 16, 2011 - Stardock (www.stardock.com) announced today that its PC strategy titles are hitting Steam starting with the real-time strategy hit Sins of a Solar Empire: Trinity ($19.95, http://store.steampowered.com/app/201290) The Sins of a Solar Empire series has sold more than 2 million copies worldwide and swept many of the top gaming media awards, including IGN's overall PC Game of the Year award. Steam and GameStop PC Downloads (www.impulsedriven.com) are featuring Sins of a Solar Empire: Trinity at a 25 percent off discount this week.

"With the sale of our former PC digital download technology to GameStop earlier this year, we no longer have any conflicts of interest in offering our titles to other digital distribution channels," said Brad Wardell, CEO of Stardock. "We are starting with Sins of a Solar Empire: Trinity with other titles being made available over the coming weeks."
Post edited November 16, 2011 by Pheace
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OmegaX: I like how Brad Wardell is acting as if he never had anything against Steam over Twitter.
This are good news, mostly because he must have had to swallow his huge ego to make this decision. I hope he chokes on it.
Leave Bradney alone! :'(
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Pheace: other digital distribution channels
I wonder about GOG... :P
Note that it doesn't look like Steam supports attaching your retail Stardock keys to your account, which is something Impulse does (or did?) support.
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Arkose: Note that it doesn't look like Steam supports attaching your retail Stardock keys to your account, which is something Impulse does (or did?) support.
Sometimes features like this take a few days to filter in on Steam. Would be great if they do add it as a feature, though personally I've never had a problem with Impulse.
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OmegaX: I like how Brad Wardell is acting as if he never had anything against Steam over Twitter.
This are good news, mostly because he must have had to swallow his huge ego to make this decision. I hope he chokes on it.
The dude is batshit insane, I doubt he even noticed the contradiction.
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Arkose: Note that it doesn't look like Steam supports attaching your retail Stardock keys to your account, which is something Impulse does (or did?) support.
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overread: Sometimes features like this take a few days to filter in on Steam. Would be great if they do add it as a feature, though personally I've never had a problem with Impulse.
They'd be pretty stupid not to, that's how I got all my expacs for Stardock games, by buying the jewel case only complete releases for like 10 USD and activating them. I would expect a lot of people who've bought Stardock games are used to this and doesn't Steam do this for other games?
Post edited November 16, 2011 by orcishgamer
They publish games? And "Sins...." is one of them? I thought it was just the WindowsBlinds and other useless desktop apps.
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predcon: They publish games? And "Sins...." is one of them? I thought it was just the WindowsBlinds and other useless desktop apps.
Are you kidding? Stardock's been kicking ass with pretty cool games since Galactic Civilizations. Sadly their record on publishing and bankrolling games (such as Demigod and Elemental) are quite lackluster.
Still not buying their games on Steam. Fortunately they brought Stardock Central back so I can play GalCiv without installing Impulse. Stardock also mentioned that their games would become available on other DD platforms eventually.
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predcon: They publish games? And "Sins...." is one of them? I thought it was just the WindowsBlinds and other useless desktop apps.
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orcishgamer: Are you kidding? Stardock's been kicking ass with pretty cool games since Galactic Civilizations. Sadly their record on publishing and bankrolling games (such as Demigod and Elemental) are quite lackluster.
Elemental wasn't just published by Stardock it was also developed in house. Demigod and Sins were simply published by them though.