Mario Power Tennis (New Play Control), Wii - £17.99

Mario Power Tennis (New Play Control), Wii - £17.99 delivered

Fable 2, Xbox 360 - £17.73

Fable 2, Xbox 360 - £17.73 delivered

Burnout Paradise: The Ultimate Box , PS3 - £24.73

Burnout Paradise: The Ultimate Box , PS3 - £24.73 delivered

Burnout Paradise: The Ultimate Box , Xbox 360 - £24.73

Burnout Paradise: The Ultimate Box , Xbox 360 - £24.73 delivered

Weekend Special Roundup 30/1

So, now there are 3 digital distribution places that have pretty good weekend specials, Steam, GamersGate and Good old Games, I've decided to roll them together into one post, updated as the information become available.

Here are this weeks weekend specials.

Good old Games:
Disciples: Sacred Lands Gold + Disciples 2 Gold - £11.13 (add both to basket seperately)

GamersGate:
X-Com Complete - £6.66 (not as good as when it was on Steam for £2.99, but the best price for anyone who missed out).

Steam:
30% off all Rockstar games, includes GTA4, althought GTA, GTA2 and Wild Metal are free downloads here. GTA4 is also £9.99 in Morrions, but £18.89 is the best price for it online.


Does anyone know of any other digital distribution platforms that have weekly specials? I am looking into Impulse at the minute, after hearing a ton of good stuff about it, so I will probably be linking to there shortly too.

Demigod, PC - £17.99

Demigod, PC - £17.99 delivered

Zack and Wiki Quest for Barbaros' Treasure, Wii - £12.95

Zack and Wiki Quest for Barbaros' Treasure, Wii - £12.95 delivered

Every Extend Extra, PSP - £2.99

Every Extend Extra, PSP - £2.99 delivered

Resistance - Retribution, PSP - £19.99

Resistance - Retribution, PSP - £19.99 delivered

Patapon 2, PSP - £16.99

Patapon 2, PSP - £16.99 delivered

FEAR 2: Project Origin, PC - £22.99

FEAR 2: Project Origin, PC - £22.99 delivered

FEAR 2: Project Origin, Xbox 360 - £27.99

FEAR 2: Project Origin, Xbox 360 - £27.99 delivered

F.E.A.R 2: Project Origin PS3 - £27.99

F.E.A.R 2: Project Origin PS3 - £27.99 delivered

SimAnimals, DS - £24.73

SimAnimals, DS - £24.73 delivered

SimAnimals, Wii - £29.99

SimAnimals, Wii - £29.99 delivered

Well you lot aren't very creative

One solitary entry, and that wasn't particularly good (but it earned a serial).

Ah well, I know that the number of people that would like a free serial outnumber the amount I have, so I guess it's just luck of the draw, sorry to anyone who misses out.

Edit: All gone!

Dark Sector, Xbox 360 - £4.99

Dark Sector, Xbox 360 - £4.99 delivered

Win Dark Messiah!

Update: Competition over.

Aparently GAME felt left out

Disappointed that Blockbuster were getting all the attention, GAME have just dropped the price on Stranglehold on the 360:


Thanks to doboworth for the pic. If you see any evidence of retailers making amusing mistakes, feel free to send them to lewiep@savygamer.co.uk

Update: This is totally probably legal

Final Update: It looks like this offer is now over, if you can send them an email to bgamer@goody.pt, with your account details, they can still send you one, but I think they will notice if you only just registered. They probably want it to be in Portuguese too.

I have some spares, that I will give away later on tonight Now.



Update: The link is now "Manutencao" which I believe is under maintenance. Maybe this offer is going to be changed/removed completely. I'll keep an eye on it. I do have a few spare serials, so I will probably give them away in another post if it turns out that the offer has finished.




I don't know, it's portugues, which I can't even spell, let alone understand.

Apparently, if you click on this link, and follow the fairly simple instructions (let me know if you have any trouble), you get a CD key for the fantastic, if a little flawed, fantasy action game "Dark Messiah of Might and Magic".

I don't know if it is a legitimate promotion, or some jerk with a keygen, but it appears to be working. Use at your own risk. If anyone can confirm or deny it's legitimacy, please let me know in the comments.

Update: Further investigation leads to be 99.9% certain that it's probably a legit giveaway, apparently it's like the Post-HL2 equivalent of a cover disc.

Also, it appears they kind of messed up, you don't even need to use a real email address, since it doesn't email the code, it just gives it you when you click on the link. Just make up anything@anything.com.

I can also confirm that this is the English language version, just like if you got the retail release.

The game itself is a lot of fun. You get to kick orcs. Source engine, and should run well on anything that can stomach Half life 2. Some people apparently get a lot of glitches, I didn't ever run into any trouble.

It's normally £5.99 on Steam, or even more for a retail copy.

Update: Translate it for giggles.