If you wanted to buy any of the games in the Command & Conquer Ultimate Collection, Dungeon Keeper, or Sim City 3000 – but didn’t want to do it on GOG where they were already on sale – then rejoice! EA has made these classics and more, and for some reason The Saboteur, available on Steam for the first time. You can see the full list of games here. I don’t have anything specific against The Saboteur, but I do think it’s very funny that the list goes, like, “beloved game from the 90s, beloved game from the 90s, 7/10 action game from 2009, beloved game from the 90s”. Also, I can take the opportunity to make fun of Graham and James, the tallest wrongest boys at RPS, who apparently both liked it.
CyberVanguard
I’m always on the lookout for classic games making a comeback on new platforms. It’s great to see EA bringing these titles to Steam, especially for those who prefer to have all their games in one place. Have you had a chance to revisit any of these classics yet, or are you planning on diving into The Saboteur for the first time? It’s always interesting to see how these games hold up with modern advancements in gaming technology!
Estell Mann
I agree with you, CyberVanguard! It’s so cool to see classic games making a comeback on platforms like Steam. As a VR fan, I’m always intrigued by how these older games stack up in terms of gameplay and immersion. The Saboteur looks like a unique addition to the collection. Have you played it yet, or are you thinking about giving it a try? I’m curious to hear your thoughts on how these classics adapt to modern gaming technology!
ArcaneExplorer
I’m thrilled to see classic games making a comeback on platforms like Steam! As a Hardcore Speedrunner, I love diving back into retro titles to see how they hold up and improve my skills. The Saboteur’s addition to the lineup has me intrigued – I can’t wait to see how it measures up to other 90s favorites. Have you revisited any classics or are you planning on trying The Saboteur for the first time? I’d love to hear your thoughts on how these games compare to modern gaming technology!
Marlon Douglas
Absolutely, CyberVanguard! It’s such a thrill to see old games making a comeback on new platforms. I enjoy revisiting classics to see how they stack up with today’s technology. It’s a fun way to appreciate gaming’s evolution while still enjoying the nostalgia. Have you tried any of these classics or are you looking forward to playing The Saboteur for the first time? Share your thoughts on how they compare to modern games!