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Audiosurf: Ride Your Music

This PC game is trippy. You get to ride your sound waves. It plays any audio file on your hard drive and creates a psychedelic and trippy track for you to speed through on your space ship and get a high score. You can jump and boost and all your songs have a different track. The score boards are online so if other people have the same songs you can compete to be 1337. It's a $10 steam download but there is a demo and several ways to get it free. If you know someone that has it you can use their version online at the same time as them, multiple copies on different PCs. There might be a crack or key gen too, so keep an eye out. Try this out if you like to get high like me and DPM.

Looks like an easy version of Wipeout.

A big review and then that line at the end lol.

-DarkPacMan77-

*cough*

http://netload.in/datei6ebcb5a9ab1fcdf8 ... on.rar.htm

Ok, So I played your little game. It still looks like Wipeout but plays like Klaxx in that you want to stack colors in rows this case rows of 3. Not a bad game, not your typical puzzle game either. Worth looking into but I am not hooked.

I can see how one might get really tired of their music collection after playing it a lot.

I went to the site and it told me I have to install Steam ZOMG Hell no.

Read this entire thread *cough*

sounds like you guys have a cold

Yeah it might be contagious. I might try this game, the picture looks interesting.

lol my computer couldnt run the game, it booted hahah

but yah that steam thing any use? i downloaded it

Steam is the client that you use to register and play the games that you buy from Valve or Sierra I forget which.

Steam was first introduced in 2004 I think with the release of Half-Life2 the purpose was to prevent piracy. The way it worked was you would go to Wal-Mart and buy your game then you would need an internet connection to authenticate and register your game and download whatever was not on the CD. In the beginning this would take up to 24 hours but they quickly figured out a way to make it take an hour or less. Anyhow, you can go on Steam and buy games and download them directly to your computer without ever having to go to a game store.

There you have it. That is Steam.

oh will people have been talking about buying PC games digitally, is that a good idea.
i still buy CD pc games, but should i go to digital donwloads?

and is direct2drive the best place to buy them from?