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Seems that Witcher 2 has the age gate rating to "protect" its users. This game must not be rated, or something. No age gate.

Better **** than disturbingly shiny spherical balloon breasts?

Bought Alien: Isolation via Russian proxy server from GamersGate for $24 after using the 20% coupons they sent out before. Except Valve hasn't issued keys yet (doesn't release until Oct 7) so I could still get burned if they decide to make a separate RU/CIS version. Wouldn't have bought it if I had known I couldn't put it into my library yet. Oh well, fingers crossed.

At least all the pre-release info and alpha reviews sound positive versus the vibe around A:CM.

There is a pricing error right now for an Early Access tactical game on Steam.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/265590/

Supposed to be 15 dollars for 1 key, but it is set to 15 dollars for a 2 pack. If you are interested now would be the time. Apparently it's supposed to be 25 dollars list for 1 copy (15 dollars with the promo), with messed up promo it's 7.50 per copy for the 2 pack and 6.75 per for the 4 pack.

Edit:
Or it's just a publicity stunt to get the EA game up on the top of the best sellers list.

Edited, Jul 10th 2014 11:43pm by TirithRR

You don't say...

If the game had badges, backgrounds, and cards, those things would sell like crazy. I remember selling my Agarest cards for a premium. Imagine if the cards and backgrounds were borderline anime pornography, you could almost cover full list price.

http://i.imgur.com/Vaw3TsK.jpg

Edited, Jul 11th 2014 7:57pm by TirithRR

Between this and the link to the Steven Spielberg "hunting" photos in the Asylum I've seen enough of humanity's stupidity for one day...

here.

Obligatory Spam Bump

GameFly is having a Transformers sale. 75% off War for Cybertron and Fall of Cybertron. With the 20% off code (JUL20OFF) that's $11.99 which is as low as Fall of Cybertron has been. Whether or not it's worth it probably depends a lot on how much you like Transformers.

Edited, Jul 14th 2014 1:35pm by Jophiel

Can GamersGate Blue Coins be used to reduce the cost of a game, or is it an "all or nothing" deal when purchasing, you have to choose coins or money?

Edit:
I found the answer. I kept looking at checkout for an option to apply coins, but in the FAQ it did say you had to have enough to cover the whole thing.

Edited, Jul 14th 2014 5:48pm by TirithRR

I find it amusing that the full DLC pack for Sleeping Dogs costs more than twice what I paid for the base game.

I'll take it if no one else wants it.