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Weekend game deals: 40% off Civ V, 88% off Square Enix pack
Steam
Sid Meier's Civilization V $29.99 (40% off)
Sid Meier's Civilization IV: The Complete Edition $7.50 (75% off)
Square Enix Complete Pack $74.99 (88% off)
The Hitman Collection $7.47 (75% off)
Final Fantasy XI Ultimate Collection $4.99 (50% off)
Commander: Conquest of the Americas Complete Pack $14.99 (62% off)
AI War: Fleet Command $9.99 (50% off)
CrimeCraft: Bleedout $6.99 (30% off)
Impulse
Command & Conquer 4 $9.99 (50% off)
Tom Clancy's End War $9.99 $50% off)
Rulers of Nations $19.99 (50% off)
Democracy 2 $11.49 (50% off)
Tropico 3 $7.49 (50% off)
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GamersGate
Trine $9.98 (50% off)
Total War Shogun 2 $49.95 (30% cashback)
50% off Age of Wonders games
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Direct2Drive
20% off all titles via promo code "hailtothechief"
Games for Windows
4 Elements $4.99 (50% off)
Good Old Games
50% off select strategy games
User Comments: 5
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treeski said:
Anyone know if you can buy games from online services other than steam, and then add them to your steam library?
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yes you can add the shortcuts from non steam games to the Steam library.
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treeski said:
I know about the shortcuts. What I mean is, can you use a CD key that you get from an online service for a game, and use that with steam's "activate a product" feature.
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Yes, you can, but I believe it's only applicable to applications that use Steamworks. For example, I bought Fallout New Vegas from Direct2Drive, and used the CD key on Steam.
Steam provides a list of games' CD keys that it will accept, here:
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treeski said:
Thanks for the info.
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