TSR Game Bargains Thread
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Re: TSR Game Bargains ThreadCrysis can be picked up cheaper and that's even without it being on offer (plus the retail version there has the 64-bit version, which you don't get when buying via Steam). Though cheers for the heads-up about EA week. Despite the stick they get, I tend to enjoy games in the EA range, so hopefully there'll be something later in the week that will be worth buying off Steam(Original post by JackMcMat)
Crysis and Crysis: warhead are 50% off today on steam, a different game each day of the week from EA.
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Re: TSR Game Bargains Thread
You can get a good idea of the games that will be on sale later this week with a little snooping: http://www.atkcommunity.com/threads/...-Week-on-Steam
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Bleh, that sucks...I've got some of them and am not really interested in most of the rest
If Mass Effect 2 is cheap enough then I might pick it up, though...but since Steam's got the game priced at £30 (when you can get it elsewhere for around £18) I'd probably be better off just getting a hard copy of it, unless there's the unlikely event of it being at least 66% off (ME2 for a tenner?
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Re: TSR Game Bargains ThreadOooooh nice find. I've been meaning to buy ME2 and Dragon Age: Origins for a while now, so this could be a good opportunity.(Original post by estel)
You can get a good idea of the games that will be on sale later this week with a little snooping: http://www.atkcommunity.com/threads/...-Week-on-Steam
Shame I already have most of them...
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Re: TSR Game Bargains ThreadI'm learning from the last one(Original post by estel)
Epic Steam sale is epic. It will make me poor
I'm looking through the things that are on sale now, and making a note of ones I might fancy; I'm going to leave them for now and hope they might be reduced even further at some point over the next 10 days. If they're not then (if I can afford them) I'll buy them on July 3rd/4th. I seem to remember in December/January there were a few times where something might be 33% off for most of the time, then for one day only it was 66% or 75% off. Considering how many things I bought and how much I spent in that last sale (and my considerably more precarious financial position now than directly after Christmas and my birthday), I'm determined to minimise my chances of being stung. Also, damn you for letting me know about this. My bank balance will forever hate you
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Pff well, you'd still have found out without me

I think I'm going to do quite well in this sale: there aren't many good games left for me to pick up :\ I'll keep an eye on my wishlist, but nothing on sale today really tickles my fancy: including what I've seen of the general sale. -
Re: TSR Game Bargains ThreadI think i'll join you. I forgot to get The Witcher in the last sale and now its cheaper, i can't help but go(Original post by Eccentric)
Well I only have four days left until my final day of exams that decide whether I go to uni or not, I should be okay.
Wait what did you say? The Witcher is on sale....FFFFUUUUUUUU
Damn, looks like I will be cleaning the streets for the rest of my life!!
(although I doubt my girlfriend will share that approach)
Also console gamers, remember how you nearly all rushed out to get Modern Warfail 2 last November. Remember that cost you nearly £40. Well you can get the Valve complete pack for £35.50, which contains 22 games for the cost of that overhyped piece of crap. Your life will be infinitely better as a result of this purchase.
Be jealous, console games will never get a sale as good as PC games, and Steam is the holy grail of PC gaming.
Christ my wallet is going to get abused in these next 10 days
Cryostasis is £2.50 which seems an absolutely effin good deal, oh and Trials 2 is £2.99
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Re: TSR Game Bargains ThreadObviously it is primarily for support and updates, but I think this has the potential to be something completely different for consoles. They've already spoken about the prospect of bringing mods to a console for the first time, and they've got to at least be tempted by the huge market that would be available to them (particularly when you look at how well basic stores such as the Xbox Marketplace are doing).(Original post by estel)
I'd be beyond shocked. I really really doubt that this will ever happen. Imo Steamworks integration will be for... uhhh... Steamworks stuff, rather than Steam retail stuff.
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Re: TSR Game Bargains ThreadWhilst I can see why Valve would be interested in having some form of marketplace on another platform, I think the limited factor here will far more likely be Sony. The strength of consoles as a platform is built on the complete control that the platform holder has over the content that's available on it, and I can't see Sony ever allowing Valve to run their own digital storefront in parallel to PSN.(Original post by Phalanges)
Obviously it is primarily for support and updates, but I think this has the potential to be something completely different for consoles. They've already spoken about the prospect of bringing mods to a console for the first time, and they've got to at least be tempted by the huge market that would be available to them (particularly when you look at how well basic stores such as the Xbox Marketplace are doing).
It won't be in their immediate plans, but I'd be surprised if they didn't explore the possibility.
If Mass Effect 2 is cheap enough then I might pick it up, though...but since Steam's got the game priced at £30 (when you can get it elsewhere for around £18) I'd probably be better off just getting a hard copy of it, unless there's the unlikely event of it being at least 66% off (ME2 for a tenner?
