Shack PSA: Weekend PC Deals and Discounts
by Chris Faylor, Jan 29, 2010 1:51pm PSTIn the mood for some old-school classics? Maybe you just want to blow some stuff up and be a space asshole? Either way, you can do it on the cheap this weekend, as we've compiled the weekend's notable discounts on PC digital downloads below.
- Steam
- Freedom Force Complete Pack - $2 ($5.49 Off)
- Tropico 3 - $13.60 (66% Off)
- X-COM Complete Pack - $2 ($12.99 Off)
- Red Faction: Guerrilla - $4.95 (75% Off)
- Gratuitous Space Battles - $11.49 (50% Off)
- Starscape - $9.95 (50% Off)
- Trine - $9.99 (50% Off)
- Planet Alcatraz - $4.95 (83% Off)
Direct2Drive
Impulse
GamersGate
Dear Esther Mac port confirmed
Killing Floor hits a million sales, discounted on Steam
Jam Live Music Arcade announced for PS3, Xbox 360
Metal Gear Online to quietly die this summer
Mad Riders: Techland's ATV racer coming to PC, PSN, XBLA

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$4.95 != 10.3€
$4.95 == 3.6€
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There's also a fun mode where you can do a hotseat mode type competition for seeing who can do the most destruction under different situations, such as specific weapons only and whatnot. Multiplayer, when one is actually going on which sadly is kind of difficult to find a game, is a blast, and contrary to what one might think, is not laggy with all the physics and destructibles.
5 word summary: Five dollars is a steal.
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Waaaaay back at some point I bought X-Com: Terror from the Deep on Steam. Memory serves it was the Win32/Win95 version of the game and it barely worked. And people who had upgraded to Vista were reporting it flat out didn't work.
I run Win7 x64 now, so Just for shits I fired it up and now it appears to be using DOSBox instead. And it works perfectly (or at least it did for the minute I was running it).
So am I misremembering it running in Win32 before? Did they switch it to DOSBox? Is it slick enough to use DOSBox when it detects Vista or above? Just curious.
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