Seems like this basic forum feature is missing. I want to be able to subscribe to threads and get notified of new posts. I think this would help keep conversations going as well. It is easy to forget to check back.

No, setup.ini configures the Stem Setup.exe which only supports a single steam game.

You can not use the Steam Setup.exe to launch multiple games.

However, you should check out my Multi-Game Disk Prelauncher program. You could customize it like so:

Multi-Game Disk Prelauncher This program is made for disks with multiple games on them. It provides a simple drop-down dialog box that allows the user to simply select a game from the list. The prelauncher then runs that game's launcher/installer. This works very well in conjunction with the Steam ...

calculon559 wrote:http://www.thevideogamegallery.com/ is a great place for high quality assets.

Wow. That site is awesome! Thanks so much for sharing that gem.

Keep the suggestions coming people. These have been great!

How do ya'll find high-resolution covers and assets? Got any tips? Here are a few of mine: Use Google's size filter. When searching for images you can click the "Search tools" link at the top then select "Size"->"Larger than..." to make Google only return images that are of a high-enough resolution....

It would be great if there was a place where cover artists could upload the individual assets they used to make a cover. I have often been looking at covers and thought "Where did they get such a high resolution version of that logo/character/cover/art?" or "They did a great job cropping out the bac...

For those who want to go the extra mile and print the game manual/booklet for the DVD case, you can often find a PDF of the game's manual on Steam. If you own the game you can go to the game's page in your Steam library and click the "Manual' link on the far-right under the "LINKS" header. You can a...

Checkout my post.

I found that you can use the retail Steam Setup.exe and customize it for any game backup.

When creating your CDs, it's a nice touch to include something that aids you through the installation process like you would find on a retail game disk. Usually these programs show a splash screen and options to play or install the game. I have found 2 easy ways to do this: A. Use Steam's browser pr...