[OVER] Obscure 1 & 2 75% off (rarely goes on sale)

First world country here, $0.44. :P

I live in Turkey. (1 Dolar is 7 TL and it was 2.5 just 5 years ago)
Sometimes games are more expensive than US price here.

Ylerar?

Well, I know it was 80% in April of that year [>>], but not seeing the August one on tracking sites. 2019, regardless.

First one was like a cheap resident evil knockoff with some style. Second one i could not even get passt the intro because of the controlls. It just feels so bad/weird.

If you look at the sales history posted by Gothemasticator it doesn't seem likely. If anything, there will be another sale in autumn, but it's likely to be less cheap.

I've alyaws checked in every steam sale event but never saw discounts for these games. I was even subscribed to a topic in community hub where people posted when the game was on sale, but I was not active on steam at that time :/ Luckly now I check my wishlist when I get a steam notification.

While Remote Play Together flat out doesn't work [for any game] with some friends I've tested it with [and it appears to be a long-standing bug from back when the feature was beta-client-only], for the friends it does work with it seems to both work consistently and without any noticably significant drop in play quality compared to normal online multiplayer. So yeah, if you've got a friend in mind and you haven't had problems with inviting your friend to RPT with other games, then it's a reasonably tempting element.

Mmm. I may be mistaken (though I couldn't find anything via Google, either), but the only content difference from the PS2 (or other original release) versions of the games should be that they use licensed music [eg, Sum 41] that was stripped from the Steam version. Presumably, this also stripped the region-specific music that the French, Italian, and German versions of the game had, thereby making the Steam version identical to each region. Conversely, in exchange for the lost music, the graphics for the Steam re-release got remastered, making them far less grainy and washed out than the original release [and making the Steam releases the best presented version of the games].

Well, if there were exclusives and you happen to recall what they were, do let me know. Sometimes there are definitely some surprising console exclusives. For example, the PS2's exclusive Half-Life: Decay release [which was the first Half-Life game, but with a seperate, unrelated, more puzzle-oriented (and to my mind, far more fun) co-op campaign (of roughly 4 hours of length) added in]. Well, exclusive offerings of that level of richness are rare, though. Thankfully so- it's annoying enough having fighting games with a single exclusive character per console, it'd be aggravating as heck if more platforms offered full-featured exclusive content.