EnergyOne
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I don't really believe that list is reliable... Half-Life 2 below Portal?
I also love the Portal games but find it hard to believe that less people have HL2 in their steam library.
It's "total number of Steam users who have played the game at least once after achievements were added to the game."
It seems like a meaningless distinction, but for older games is a huge deal. A quick google search didn't get me an exact date for when achievements were added but it must have been between 2008 (release of Steamworks API) and 2010 (date of oldest forum post complaining about steam achievements that came up in my first search). A game like Half-Life 2 came out in 2004. What percentage of the people who own that title launched it after 2008? In a similar vein, Steam tells me I have only 97 hours of play time in Counter-Strike: Source despite me spending almost every waking moment outside of class my junior and senior year of college playing it. IIRC activity tracking wasn't added until two years after I had graduated and at that point I had stopped playing CS:S entirely.
Beyond the hard cutoff for older game counts, not all games have achievements immediately. At least at the beginning of the Greenlight and Early Access programs, games generally didn't have achievements (similar to them not being able to have trading cards). Someone who purchased an early access game and played it prior to achievements being added, then never came back (chasing the latest and greatest game in their ever expanding backlog) won't show up in this as a purchase.
Wow, impressive number of downloads. Would bei interesting to know, how much an averahe downloader spent. You got numbers for FX2 (non-VR)? Those Zen games got no free tables, right?
Shame Zaccaria deserves a lot more than that. Having just experienced it last night in a cabinet I can't recommend it enough. So many good things to say, the lighting rocks, being able to adjust the physics to get that heavy ball experience is awesome, the game modes make it competitive, and the number of tables is mindblowing.
btw: Is that Jared's voice I keep hearing?
I'm amazed at how few people have downloaded Pinball Wicked. Gotta be the price it was at, but it's a gorgeous looking game.
I'm amazed at how few people have downloaded Pinball Wicked. Gotta be the price it was at, but it's a gorgeous looking game.
Pinball Parlor, is a single EM style table that looks really good. Problem is it's $12.99!