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I really enjoyed it. The music (while a bit sparse in amount of tracks) was pretty nice, the protagonist isn't some dumbfounded idiot, and the traveling to different points in time is done in an interesting way. As far as length, I think it took me 30-35 hours to beat it, just left a few...

Well the Amazon description for Phantom Brave PSP has the same description that the lightning deal has. So it matches, unless Amazon is throwing a curve ball. http://www.amazon.com/Phantom-Brave-Hermuda-Triangle-Sony-PSP/dp/B004CVR8K8

Was just about to buy it on Steam then saw this. You're awesome.

I haven't gone through with it, but from what I've skimmed it looks pretty awesome. Much larger than I thought it would be.

No one has announced anything about publishing the 360 version for North America.

Well it says on the main page of Steam: "Midweek Madness Critically acclaimed Batman: Arkham Asylum returns with this remastered GOTY Edition. Offer Ends Thursday at 4pm Pacific Time." :p

Not all games are discounted.

They apparently used UPS for my shipping (I've never ordered from them and forgot what type of shipping I used). Expected delivery date is next Wednesday.

The plush is exclusive to the Capcom store, so you'd have to look there if anything.

The PC version requires Steamworks, it requires steam. But yes I bought the Amazon digital download, plugged the key into Steam, and it worked fine.

They're a publisher. Not a developer. So I doubt it!

I think he means Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, but I could be mistaken.

Yep, Hitmaker is terrrrrible.

Should have full VA for both English and JP. Unless they changed something and didn't mention it.

Got a shipment notice this morning.

85% off makes it $2.99. Complete Pack is 70% off, as well. ($11.99) http://store.steampowered.com/app/24400/?snr=1_4_4__40

The new one tonight includes this text: So that could be read as having to go past 1000. I think the free shipping for local US residents helped a lot.

Yeah, I vaguely remember the advertising. I think that was the unique hook they were trying to garner sales with, which might make sense from a marketing standpoint. Granted, their audience is pretty niche to begin with, and I've seen reactions from people that started asking about it because of...

I don't know anyone that ever bought it just because of the dive sessions at all. And it's far from the only reason to stick with the game.

For some reason, I don't remember them saying that at all. I remember them saying that about Hitmaker (Dragoneer's Aira, Last Rebellion) but I don't remember them saying that about anything relating to Idea Factory. I'll have to scour some articles I guess.