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STEAM 5 day sale - Great games at lower prices for limited period

by Steven Williamson on 26 November 2009, 12:06

Tags: Valve, PC

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Digital distribution website, STEAM, has started the ball rolling ahead of the Holiday season with a series of special offers on selected PC titles that will change each day and will run for five days only.

Currently there are some amazing deals, including GRID for just £3.74, Batman Arkham Asylum for £14.99 and Far Cry 2: Fortune's Edition for just £9.99.

By far the biggest savings though come in the form of the Lucas Arts Premier Pack which has now been reduced to £34.99 from £87.84 and includes the likes of Star Wars Galaxies, Armed & Dangerous and The Knights of the Old Republic.

THQ also have a special pack of its games available. Over 15 games, including Dawn of War II, Red Faction Guerilla and STALKER Shadow of Chernobyl are available for just £26.49. That's 50% of the original RRP.

Keep your eyes peeled, more offers will be available over the next few days.

Head over to STEAM for more information.


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Posted by shaithis - Thu 26 Nov 2009 12:35
Ohh….think I will bag that Lucas Arts Premier Pack !!
Posted by j.o.s.h.1408 - Thu 26 Nov 2009 12:48
cool
Posted by Steven W - Thu 26 Nov 2009 13:14
looking forward to seeing what else is coming up.

I'm possibly going to get the THQ pack, there's more games I haven't played in that pack!
Posted by Shooty* - Thu 26 Nov 2009 13:55
GAH! Work firewall blocks gaming section.

Can someone gimme the highlights? Interested in Prey, star Wars Jedi Pack, World Of Goo, Dawn Of War Platinum.

Oh, and, like, Batman. Obv. Duh.

Cheers.

When the flip is HL2 Ep 3 coming out, by the way?
Posted by MonkeyL - Thu 26 Nov 2009 15:45
Now if that Lucasarts pack had *any* of their good games like the X-Wing and Tie fighter series, it'd be worth it. As it stands, a load of guff.

Lucasarts used to make good games, what happened?

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