It's fun and has a lot of replay ability. What more can you really ask for?

I played through Dead Island at least 10-times on PS3, and love it so much I even bought copies for family and friends to play. When the new versions came out I was debating to buy them for Xbox One or not, and decided to go with Steam. The gameplay is still fun, but I'm currently using a Logitech F310 controller, and need to just get the adapter and use an Xbox One controller, The gameplay feels off using the Logitech, but it's manageable, but not comfortable. So far I only have about an hour and a half of playtime with this Steam version, and when I finally get time I hope to change that. So far it seems like a prettier version of the ones I'm used to on PS3. I bought it during a sale, for the price I paid it's definitely been worth it so far. If you're a Dead Island fan I feel it's worth rebuying to play on Steam. When I get more play time in I'll update with a more in-depth review on the differences I'm experiencing - good and bad. As for now, it seems the same as PS3.

So far I'm really happy with my purchase of Spore. I bought it during the summer sale to get all the dlc associated with it. Before that I only played Spore on my ipad, and it was fun but boring after a while. I was hesitatant to buy it for the pc before seeing it on Steam during the summer sale.

I love how detailed changing and tweeking your creature(s) is. The artistry of the worlds and other creatures is fun, and keeps you interested. The fact that the gameplay isn't that difficult, but challenging is what keeps it fun. The only thing I dislike is how difficult it is to refind tribes you were fighting after you died in battle. The fighting itself is cool, and it's worth playing just to make creative creatures and waste time, but the fact that it feels rewarding seeing you're alterations and evolutions having different effects is fun.

I loved this package of games and was excited about it when it was first announced. So far I've only played through enough to check out how each game handles, as I bought it during the summer sale, and only had enough time to look through the artwork and get a feel for how my controller felt while playing each game for a shory period.

1. The controller was very responsive, and I use a cheap Logitech F310. It fely way better and more responsive than when I used to play these games via emulators like Jnes.
2. I loved the artwork and drawings, get quality images. This was big for me because I love to draw and I love good quality reference materials for inspiration.
3. Obviously these are all old Nintendo games, so the graphic quality is only so good, but having all full screen and still looking great was impressive.
4. I loved the ability to backup a few seconds of gameplay quickly, and not just for one moment, but for basically the whole board. Really helps when relearning the gameplay of these games - for me it was TaleSpin and forgetting howto take advantage of flying backwards and/or upside down.

Overall, if you grew up watching the actual Disney Afternoon, or just these cartoons in general, you'll love this. If you played these games and enjoyed them previously, it's worth buying this and playing it on here rather than just on an emulator.

I played this game off and on since about 2001, and I still love playing this game. I've bought the regular copy on disc, and then upgraded copies - all of which I still have and used until now. Now that I finally bought it on Steam, it's the best so far. The game play is always fun, and it's just a lot better experience not needing a disc that can get scratched or worn.
I love being able to use the newer empires, adding the Forgotten Kingdoms, and I just downloaded the African kingdoms and the Rajas. It really never gets old, and you don't realize how much time passes the more into the game you get.