Rynelan

I feel like this should just be an update to the first version. Just make V2 available to everyone who got V1 and discontinue sales of the first

Since I somehow can't directly reply to @nicman24

No need to buy, a sub on NSO is enough to have access to the games

Yes! One of my favorites

So basically he only needs the rights and it's ready for release? Wonder how hard that'll be to accomplish

Hahaha nope, this will never happen. Big privacy hit running kids faces through a database to check their age.

https://store.steampowered.com/subscriber_agreement/#10

Read 10.C. Valve can do it any time.

Most likely other storefronts have similar clauses

If you like MMO games with good singleplayer gameplay you can't miss with ESO. Base game covers a lot. The expansion packs will be even more.

And unlike a lot of MMO games. No monthly charges necessary but possible. If you decide to sub to ESO+ you get access to expansion stuff except the lastest one and you won't get access to the classes that got introduced in the expansions.

But.. you'll only need to buy the lastest expansion collection set to get all of that. The upgrade pack is only for people who got the previous expansions already.

I'm not into this subscription. Is it just a name change or has more been changed?

I used to have a mix of In The Groove 1 and 2 on my PC. I used to had an Arcade hall locally that had the machine and that way I could play the same game at home.

Ranked can simply be for fun for lots of people.

I enjoy playing against people with about the same skill level.

On casual/for fun I either get owned or I'm owning.

This game is what got me on Stadia. Ironically Stadia was the best version of the game when it launched. It was a buggy/glitching mess on every platform except on Stadia.

I highly enjoyed the game. But since I'm someone who can really enjoy a game only once I will not rebuy the game on another platform. Good to see the game is still getting pushed to be better.

Tried it in NL. The library as laughable bad. I honestly see no reason to invest into this.

If you want Android games on PC, just use BlueStacks or something and run full Android instead of this crap.