How much would you be willing pay for Duke Nukem Forever? Critics may have largely rejected it, but video gaming's favourite running joke certainly found a fair few fans, and one has to be curious after all these years of waiting, yes? Publisher 2K dropped the standard PC price to $20 on PC in September, and now it's down to only $10 in a Steam mid-week sale.
This weekend at PC digital distributors, you can find a Sins of a Solar Empire triple-pack for less than $10, Fable III for $17, a bumper bundle of King's Bounty fun for less than $5, both Max Payne games for less than $4, and heaps more bargains. Don't forget that the Humble Frozen Synapse Bundle ends soon too!
No fancy patter this week, just deals. Games going cheap at PC digital distributors this weekend include The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings, Dragon Age: Origins Ultimate Edition, Frozen Synapse, Blood Bowl: Legendary Edition, and oh so many more.
To celebrate breaking the 6,000,000 unique game downloads mark, virtuous virtual vendor of vintage video games Good Old Games is offering a classic for free. Revolution Software's fine adventure game Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars can briefly be had for $0.00, but be quick as time's short.
If you've only $2 to spare this weekend, fear not! Your measly deuce can still buy you a fine video game, such as Alpha Protocol, Company of Heroes, or a whole host of Sega Genesis classics. If you've got more to spend, of course, PC digital distributors will happily take that off your hands too with a fine selection of deals.
Star Wars games are apparently the 'in' thing this weekend at PC digital distributors, with numerous discounts on Jedi-y games. If that's not your bag, you can pick up the Ultimate Edition of Dragon Age: Origins for $12, Dirt 2 for $7, the classic Tex Murphy games at 50% off, or avail yourself to the many other deals we've collected this weekend for your purchasing pleasure.
It's a quiet, yet solid, weekend of PC deals at digital distributors, with the highlights including Civilization V for $12.50, Arma 2 for $5, and savings on the rest of the Ama series. You'll also find respectable discounts on Apogee classics, Dungeon Siege III, and recent Need for Speed games.
Although the free NES games for 3DS Ambassadors weren't supposed to be live until tomorrow, clever fans have discovered that you can download the games right now. Ten NES games are available for 3DS early adopters, including the original Metroid, Super Mario Bros, and Zelda. But how do you take advantage of this offer?
This weekend at PC digital distributors, you'll find Dragon Age II for $12, Deus Ex: Human Revolution for $36, Borderlands Game of the Year Edition for $7.49, space game savings, and heaps more. Pre-orders are in on the fun too, with a third off pre-orders including Batman: Arkham City, Dead Island and Red Orchestra 2.
With Deus Ex: Human Revolution launching next week, how do you fancy pre-ordering it on PC for $34? Our selection of this weekend's deals at PC digital distributors includes that fine saving, as well as Assassin's Creed Brotherhood for $16 and BioShock 2 for $7. And then there's the discounts on Warhammer 40,000 games, Telltale's adventure games, some fine indies... look, just come see.
Big PC game sales and widespread discounts again come bounding ahead of the weekend, tongues lolling in the wind, wet noses sniffling, fur matted with filth and excrement, like children on summer vacation. Games going cheap at digital distributors include Dead Space 2, Assassin's Creed Brotherhood, Minecraft, Alice: Madness Returns, Frozen Synapse, IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover.
Let this serve as a reminder: if you want to get in on the free games that come with a higher price tag on the Nintendo 3DS, you should get thee to a store toot sweet. Starting this Friday, the price drop goes into effect and you can grab the system for $169.99. If you buy one and log on to the eShop by 11:59 pm EST on Thursday, though, you'll be recognized as a 3DS Ambassador, which nets you 20 free downloadable games.
Heaps of fine PC games are going cheap at digital distributors, including the Total War series, Brink (also free to play this weekend), Battlefield games, Bulletstorm, Crysis 2, and, of course, the astonishing "pay what you want" Humble Indie Bundle 3.
This weekend's PC digital distribution highlights include Civilization V for $12, Bulletstorm for $15, Just Cause 2 for $5, Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines for $5, and 50% off Magicka and all its DLC. As ever, there's plenty more too.
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