I've been sorting through my old physical PC games and donating some that I won't play again and aren't worth anything. I assumed my old Games For Windows Live titles would not work, but they do! They absolutely do! GTA IV: Episodes from Liberty City, Fable III, Lost Planet 2...etc, they all work perfectly. They have some installation quirks. You do need the latest GFWL update and they can take an age to install, so long in fact it feels like the installer has crashed in the case of Lost Planet 2, but if you leave it be it will complete and then work just fine. I also found out that I could still install the GFWL version of Resident Evil 5 on Steam and that also works. It no longer shows your serial key on Steam but I was able to use my Lost Planet 2 serial key on it instead. It seems some GFWL titles used a shared key database and aren't locked to a specific title. Red Faction: Guerrilla and Flatout Ultimate Carnage also still have their GFWL versions available on Ste...
I purchased a white Sega Saturn with a new PSU that works in the UK. I also grabbed a Saroo card so I could load all of my ISO's on to it. It runs great, everything is super fast, I'm very impressed. I've mucked about a bit, and I'm playing through Deep Fear for the first time. It's... not so great. It has a very Resident Evil 1 vibe to it, but just not as good. I've had monsters spawn and attack me as soon as I went through a door, a boss drop down directly in front of me just off camera... it's.. yeah, not great. I did have to escape a sinking submarine which was fun, but then I died before I could reach a save point afterwards. It came out six or so months after Resident Evil 2. It has it's moments so I'll keep on playing it and see how I get on. The new Backloggery site is not to my liking. I do not like the layout, or the look. It looks dreadful. I know they put a lot of work into it, but the design is so dreary and off putting, it has no charm...