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Regional prices may be in effect and prices may be different because of publisher's requirements. Listed prices are shown in US Dollars. All sales are only valid while supplies last. Yes it is possible for digital downloads to run out! I can still access my previous purchases but for how long? I can't make any new purchases because I don't have a US address. They only give Steam, Origin and Uplay codes now. They could just've done that from the start, would've cost them much less.

It's funny how Gamefly moved to a download manager and Gamestop is moving away, based on "feedback". Seems Gamestop is dying. I wonder how long retailgaming will survive.

When will the Big Crisis come? Quoting Alstein, reply 3 Amazing how much Gamestop paid for it, and how little they actually did with it. As soon as Gamestop got Impulse, they started to use Steam keys for some titles. Someone probably thought that was a great idea on paper -- take a cut of the profit and pass the responsibility to Steam, but it was idiotic. Why use Gamestop if we have to deal with Steam anyway? Might as well just buy from Steam, which is what I proceeded to do, because the whole reason I used Impulse was to avoid Steam.

Occasionally I buy something from somewhere else if there is a big sale, otherwise there isn't much incentive to not use Steam these days. Quoting Cykur, reply 4 Quoting Alstein, reply 3 Amazing how much Gamestop paid for it, and how little they actually did with it. I use CheapShark to hunt for deals when I want a game. If the game is steamworks I get the Steam Key no matter what. I also try to buy Steamworks indie games directly from the DEV if possible.

So they get more money. Not that I do not like steam and do not want them to make money, but sometimes I want all the money to go to the dev. I still think it's a sad day, because I liked having an altenative to Steam in case something happened to it. That's not me being anti-Steam, though I was when I was younger due to not liking how slow Steam is and it's still clunky to me compared to Impulse.

Quoting Campaigner, reply 1 Seems Gamestop is dying. Gamestop is definitely in trouble. I really don't get their decisions. It's clear they're being led by suits, not people who understand gaming. I mean, their plan to fight off Best Buy and Wal-Mart is I'm glad Brad and the gang took advantage of the sale and have continued to create fabulous games. Maybe Stardock will once again branch out and sell the small indie type games with the cannot lose price-points.

Whaddya say, Frogboy? And where exactly do they give those Uplay, Steam etc. I have had a painfully long conversation via email with them, and finally someone named "Cesar P.

Steam doesn't recognize them except one game which was already using steam And login. Purchase history doesn't contain any of those games I found a way to login in checkout page, the history is not on login. Do I have to buy those again? I've been exchaning emails with their support for a week now. They asked me if I can ping secure.

When I told them that pings timeout, they told me to use administrator account. This is only one example of their support's brilliance. It's like talking to a wall. There's no chance of Stardock starting another Impulse- it led to Stardock becoming overextended which hurt the quality of their core business.

That said, I do think Impulse could have been what you described, but even then, it wouldn't have lasted, as Steam would eventually have scarfed up the indies, and Stardock couldn't compete on the AAA stuff Brad gave some examples of this in the past.

GOG could fill that niche well, and probably needs to given the amount of old games is pretty finite. That game was Valve's loss leader. I can think of a couple of titles that never reached Steam that I got to enjoy through Impulse, so I miss it.

I know this isn't a GalCiv issue for me but I see there are others with similar problems so every bit of info is helpful. They stopped responding to me too. I think we should create a topic on some major PC gaming forum to attract attention to the problem. Any ideas on where? I uninstalled the app that was previously installed on my pc. I think the problem was with the app being an older version it did not update itself because the servers changed. Anyway, I hope this helps anyone having the same problems and I hope they keep the service running.

Quoting EvilMaxWar, reply 2 They barely even sell PC games nowadays in the retail stores here, it is only console stuff. Quite a few years ago, before economic models for the Web made online games purchase take off, I entered a Gamestop looking for a PC title.

The person behind the counter practically sneered at me, turned away, and said, "What we have is in the back.

Knock yourself out. They were a dead market. Then, have a look at the minimum Operating system specifications to install BlueStacks or Andy on PC before installing them.

Now download any of the emulators, if your PC complies with the suggested Operating system requirements. It's very effortless to download and install the emulator when you're all set to go and merely consumes few min's. You could free download GameStop. APK file for your PC by using download option just underneath, remember this step is additional. Daily plenty of android games and apps are removed from the google play store in the event they don't respect Policies.

In the event you don't get the GameStop undefined in google play store you can still free download the APK from this page and install the undefined. If you would like to install Andy emulator as a substitute to BlueStacks or you plan to install free GameStop for MAC, you can still follow the same process.

When the download process is done open the installer to begin the set up process. Check out the initial two steps and click on "Next" to begin the final step of set up. During the last step select the "Install" choice to get going with the install process and then click "Finish" anytime it is finally over. For the last and final step click on "Install" to get you started with the actual install process and then you may mouse click "Finish" in order to finish the installation.