Tag Archives: Simulation Games

UBIShop Weekend Deal. Up to 66% off select games

The UBIShop Weekend Deal is 66% off select games. The Expendables 2 Videogame = $11.24 (25% off) From Dust = $5.10 (66% off) Mad Riders = $4.99 (50% off) Shoot Many Robots = $4.99 (50% off) – This should be Steamworks Far Cry 2: Fortune’s Edition = $4.99 (50% off) Heroes of Might and Magic V =… Read More: UBIShop Weekend Deal. Up to 66% off select games »

Indie Gala 8 live. Pay What You Want. Up to 5 Steam Games

Indie Gala 8 is now live. Pay What You Want for a bundle of indie games. The bundle comes with: Dangerous Waters – Steamworks Battle Mages: Sign Of Darkness – DRM Free Sentinel 3: Homeworld – DRM Free Superstars V8 Racing – DRM Free Pay more than the average price (currently $5.71) and you’ll also get: Ghost Master  – Steamworks… Read More: Indie Gala 8 live. Pay What You Want. Up to… »

GameStop Deals for Week of 8/27

GameStop actually has some good deals up this week. Nancy Drew Collection = $29.59 King Arthur Franchise Bundle = $16.99 Crysis 2 Maximum = $9.99 – Activates on Origin Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning – Teeth of Naros = $4.99 – Requires Origin Star Prospector = $9.99 Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning – Legend of Dead Kel = $4.99… Read More: GameStop Deals for Week of 8/27 »

VideoGameCoupons.org Promo at Origin. 85 Games on Sale

Reader Tom sent me a special videogamecoupons.com promo going on at the Origin Store. Eighty-five different games on sale. Some of the highlights are: Mass Effect = $8 Dead Space = $8 The Sims 3 = $12 NHL 09 = $4 Need for Speed: Undercover = $ Crysis Warhead = $8 FIFA Soccer 09 =… Read More: VideoGameCoupons.org Promo at Origin. 85 Games on Sale »

Up to 75% off UBISoft titles at the Get Games Weekend Deal

There’s an UBISoft Sale Weekend deal going on at Get Games. Save up to 75% off. Anno 1404 = $4.99 Anno 1404: Gold Edition = $6.24 Anno 1404: Venice = $3.74 Anno 2070 = $15.99 Anno 2070 – DLC 1 – The Eden Project = $3.19 Anno 2070 – DLC 2 – The Financial Crisis… Read More: Up to 75% off UBISoft titles at the Get Games… »