http://origin.com is the website to download the client. But seeing as how you don't have Steam, I would recommend it over Origin IMO. The sales on Steam are ridiculously good. http://store.steampowered.comI really need to look into this origin thing, I know next to nothing about it.
http://origin.com is the website to download the client. But seeing as how you don't have Steam, I would recommend it over Origin IMO. The sales on Steam are ridiculously good. http://store.steampowered.com
Personally I have both, they both offer certain games, and offer specific sales as well, Steam is just bigger.
The Steam box is essentially a PC with the Steam OS installed on it that you hook up to your TV/monitor. Steam itself is a program you can install on your PC, register/login, purchase games at really good prices from sales (I've gotten some full games for like $2, while on consoles for $30). You can add friends, join groups, etc. You should really try it out, it's free. The same can be said with EA's Origin system, same premise.but won't I need the steam box? or is that something entirely different?
The Steam box is essentially a PC with the Steam OS installed on it that you hook up to your TV/monitor. Steam itself is a program you can install on your PC, register/login, purchase games at really good prices from sales (I've gotten some full games for like $2, while on consoles for $30). You can add friends, join groups, etc. You should really try it out, it's free. The same can be said with EA's Origin system, same premise.
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Not to mention Steam itself has the Big Screen option. Meaning you can just hook it up to your TV and play as such anyway. The more I read about the Steamboxes, the less impressed I am and the more pointless they seem to me.
Feel free to add me bro.I just created a new account today.
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Imported you from PSN!Feel free to add me bro.