Valve Complete Pack now only £24.99 ($49.99)
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Many of the Valve games are already individually reduced, so if you already own/don't want a significant amount of what's in the complete pack, then going that route might still be preferable. Although it won't take many games before this is the better deal.
The British Pound to Euro exchange rate seem to be fairly off though, as it costs 45 ?.
The British Pound to Euro exchange rate seem to be fairly off though, as it costs 45 ?.
Yeah. Although I'll be waiting at least a couple of years before being able to play them, as I'm not buying a new PC that soon.Chamale said:
But hey, that systemrequirementslab thing say I might be able to run the original Half-Life and Portal, Reeeeealy slowly, so I'll still give it a shot.
Boy, I'm really behind on the times, aren't I?
The funny thing is I bought most of these games full price already. The only games I don't have are Half Life 1, Day of Defeat: Source, and Team Fortress Classic. I've had my eye on the Square Enix pack for a while now, though...
The deal is probably done with, it was only on there for the first day, me thinks.LawlessSquirrel said:
OT: I bought the Oblivion GOTY with all DLC for 8.50.
That was a great purchase. I played it for 10 hours straight!
Wait a minute, what am I still doing here?
Yes you can. You can download the games to any pc. You then log into the steam client to play the games. I've done this several times over several pcs and hdd reformats.Doti said:
The original half life? Half life 1 you mean?Doti said:Yeah. Although I'll be waiting at least a couple of years before being able to play them, as I'm not buying a new PC that soon.Chamale said:
But hey, that systemrequirementslab thing say I might be able to run the original Half-Life and Portal, Reeeeealy slowly, so I'll still give it a shot.
Boy, I'm really behind on the times, aren't I?
You could run that on a toaster these days!
Many will already own Portal 2 though, but for those who don't, then yes, getting this one is pretty much a nobrainer.chronicfc said:
Also, the THQ collection - with games like Homefront, Metro 2033, and Dawn of War II - is only 50 ? too. Quite a deal there as well.
Probably the same way most sales help turn a profit: encourage people who would have never bought the items to buy it now because it's on sale. It's probably all the better for Steam because they aren't limited by actual physical copies of the games, so they can sell as much as they want without needing to pay to have each copy manufactured.TheIronRuler said:
For the bandwidth and running the Steam servers, there must be some overhead, but I'm sure Value is raking in the cash. And they can keep on doing so from happy customers like myself.Flac00 said:
OT: Yeah, I only have an old copy of Half-Life, so I'll definitely pick up this package. Strange, I was thinking about buying the Orange Box, but something kept me from doing so.
That's it, I demand my money back because I payed £30 for most of those games!
I know, I'll write a mod that bans anyone with cheap copies of those games from showing up on my friends list or playing with me. Damn peasants and their cheap games!
Also something about hats.
I know, I'll write a mod that bans anyone with cheap copies of those games from showing up on my friends list or playing with me. Damn peasants and their cheap games!
Also something about hats.
This is a pretty sweet deal. I'm debating buying it considering I already own a few of these games.
Wow, that's pretty bad.Doti said:
I can run Half life 2 on my crappy laptop, and it's 3 years old.
