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Of note, Grand Theft Auto IV is $7.50 again (75% off -- the first time on Steam since Christmas). It's also worth mentioning that Rockstar actually gives GTA and GTA 2 away as freebies and you can find information on how to get them (as well as other free classics) here. The Rockstar Collection usually costs $84.99, but it's $42.49 during this week's sale -- a total of $104.92 off if each title were purchased individually.
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Oh for crying out loud. Steam needs to spread their big sales out over more time. I'm working a 3rd job to pay for all the games I've already bought from them during their sales! :p
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Timonius said:
Never mind that, I have to steal the Doctor's TARDIS to travel back in time to be able to play all these games.
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I barely wanna buy hard copies of games anymore thanks to Steam. Besides the great sales, another caveat is not having to load discs or worry about scratching them.
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tengeta said:
Gah... that is hard to pass up
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isamuelson said:
ARGH!!! AS IF I NEED TO SPEND ANY MORE MONEY!
Valve has GOT to stop doing this to me!
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hello ...
*sniff* don't have enough money, no budget voted for gaming this month .... have still too many untouched console games & a few undownloaded steam games since last holiday sales.
but keep doing this, that's why i love the steamy site!
cheers!
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If you consider Liberty City Stories is 30 bucks in and of itself, that is such a good deal, but I have over half those games already, gotta think about this one. But like others, I've bought a bunch of games on sale and never finished any of them, and haven't really played half of them.
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Staff
Indeed, so is GTA IV, usually.
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Not available to me, unfortunately. Or fortunately.
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I got Vice City for $10 I was stoked until I realized that I can't change the resolution =x
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