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Valves 100 Listing Fee for Steam Greenlight Seems Excessive Yesterday afternoon Valve announced that they would require a fee of $100 for initial submissions to the Steam Greenlight service. The 100 bucks gets donated to the Childs Play charity since Valve has said that they "have no interest in making money from this." To me, $100 seems ridiculously high. Obviously Valve is trying to cut down on the amount of "LOL HALF-LIFE 3" submissions, but this feels a little excessive. Someone who wants to submit something stupid for a few laughs is going to think twice when they need to fork over even $5 or $10, let alone $100. I feel like $25 would lower the barrier to entry to a much more reasonable level. Granted, Steam Greenlight offers indie devs an opportunity for a metric ton of exposure. If your ultimate goal is to get your game listed on Steam, $100 isnt much in the grand scheme of things, especially when that money is donated to charity. With that being said, not ev...

Video 100 ways to die in Skyrim Shouting at a priest, attempting parkour and many other ways to get yourself killed...  SOURCE: http://www.computerandvideogames.com/327423/video-100-ways-to-die-in-skyrim/   There are a lot of methods to get your character killed in Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Some more entertaining than others. Although wed like to do obnoxious things in an effort to get our Dragonborn hero killed for the sake of entertainment, were suckers for immersion and cant bring ourselves to act like crazy foos (read in Mr T voice). Fortunately a YouTube user has created a video showcasing all of the weird and wonderful ways to die (note: some of them are made up). Highlights include shouting at a priest, hitting a servant, pretending to own a shop and falling on your pickaxe. Check out the full 100 in the video below. : download  file  now