#steam apps

I eagerly await a new computer with the hope of being able to use this program to a full extent for designing characters, since a digital program will give me plenty of ability to alter what I've done rather than constantly erase and redraw, only to never find out what needed to be fixed.

The way we like our gear setup and the types of setups we gravitate to depends on our personal preferences.  It is no different from the fact that we all have different types of foods that we like.  Some like to have a massive setup with every deck you could possibly imagine – and to top it all off all the gear is customized and mounted using an expensive DJ table.  Some of us might like our setups so tiny that it could fit inside the back of a backpack; maybe consisting of no more than a laptop and a small controller.  Both setups can achieve the same things, if in the right hands. This type of argument applies to gaming as well – some of us prefer the consoles with controllers, and others swear by the PC and using a mouse to aim with.  Both are built for the same purposes, to create a sense of enjoyment.  But it’s odd when you hear of a DJ application being ported over to the PC gaming community.  Yes, Virtual DJ can now be bought in the steam store, it is just too bad that you can’t somehow connect with your friends to spin on the same app.  http://djworx.com/virtual-dj-now-steam-powered/