#ORIGIN WHERE DO I DOWNLOAD SIMCITY 2000 INSTALL#

Also calling someone names just makes you sound immature and brings nothing to the discussion. If that is to hard to understand, go ahead and buy your games on Bnet, GoG, Uplay, Origin or download them through torrents and add them all to your steam client.

#ORIGIN WHERE DO I DOWNLOAD SIMCITY 2000 INSTALL#

I want my collection in one place with one launcher and with the ability to install and deinstall whenever I want from Steam itself. What? adding a non steam game to your steam library doesn't suddenly make it 'on steam'. You're complaining about a 'problem' that explicitly has a solution and has had a solution for years, you worthless fool. Originally posted by Cancermeister:That's the entire point of adding your game collection to Steam, you absolute dunce. That's the entire point of adding your game collection to Steam, you absolute dunce. I don't want to have my collection split across multiple services. It matters cause my entire game collection is on Steam.

I think you could answer that yourself by researching what the oldest game on Steam is, for I feel you'll find it's quite a bit younger than SC2K which is older than I am. As far as how likely SC2K is to appear on Steam, But I do think I remember it working for SC3K which I bought on GoG along with SC2K. Well, sometimes, I mean, for me, the steam overlay didn't work for SC4 even though I did buy it on Steam, so, I imagine there will be some cases where it wont work for non-Steam games too. It's what I did with some games like Rome: Total War so I can confirm it works. Originally posted by richnathaniel9419:Why exactly does it matter if it's on Steam or not? If it's due to wanting to use the Steam overlay with it etc, all you have to do is add it as a non-Steam game to your library, simple.

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