Quote: Originally Posted by walkonshadows @ Tony There are alot of people who would like to pick up Kingdoms of Amalur on Steam, in the past Steam codes could be provided for certain games (Bioshock Pack for example). What are the chances of Amazon being able to provide a Steam code version for Kingdoms of Amalur. THAT would sell like wildfire.

This is true, but the owner of the rights to Kingdoms of Amalur on Steam is now the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, since they held the majority interest in 38 Studios when it went under. Rhode Island isn't a video game production company, so things are in limbo until the bankruptcy is sorted out. Tony's said in this thread that he sends emails frequently, but also that it's not easy to find out *who* to contact about this. If both Tony and Valve aren't able to pull it off, I think we can bet that Origin is the only place we're going to see Amalur at a reasonable price.

Quote: Originally Posted by hal I check this thread multiple times a day, have no one to which I'm obliged to respond... and it wears me out.

You're obligated to respond to me, hal.

Quote: Originally Posted by CrimsonTribe Q5) Where can I find the eligible games? A5) Here

Quote: Originally Posted by Syntax Error That link is to a Spec Ops purchase page which startled the hell out of me and made me think I just bought a copy

Got me too!

Quote: Originally Posted by tham1988 i just don't understand why it would be so hard to explain how games are added i mean is it a lottery drawing done by a computer? how does no one know what games will be on the list?

Tony's been very upfront about this in this thread. It's an ongoing process of contacting publishers and seeing what kind of deals they're interested in making. Nothing can be 100% confirmed or denied, so he isn't confirming or denying anything. That's just the reality of the business -- any business.

Quote: Originally Posted by Larce80 cut the racism guys

Concur.