Courtesy of VideoGrames:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tl-h_KZ0fQo#t=3m06s
(3:06-10:15)

Then I will hope AI War does not show up until I wake up.

You didn't miss Nox. At least you won't miss it unless you refuse to check your PMs. :)

Thanks, it'll probably be more interesting anyway at the end of the sale - to see which games were surprisingly popular and which weren't.

I thought it took longer than that... hmm, well then, a game has to last at least 5 hours to get the
infamous Keane status then. :)

Heads up - the X-Wing Special Edition doesn't have the 1994 version, which is the superior version. If you are looking for that out of it, then I'd save for something else. If you don't care and have no issue with the 1993/1998 versions, then you're all good.

According to Sinistar's super useful Has Your Game Been Through Round 2 Yet? List, which you can find here, it has.
Only one more shot at it left, and no idea when it's coming.

X-Wing Alliance the best one to get if you only get one?

I remember Klumpen 08/15 wanted that game

You know what passes the time really well? Trying to get a pair of Hexing Pants of Mr. Yan on D3.

Y U DO DIS, KADALA?!

Funny thing is that even the authors of the game aknowledged the thing and showed up thanking everyone for the appreciation of their efforts to give us some hours of sleep thanks to their game or something like that.

With my luck, The Gamers: Dorkness Rising, Shadowrun Dragonfall, and Cognition will show up at the end.

About 7-8 hours, IIRC. I was there for the Keaning.

To me, it's not about the straight amount of time as the number of units pushed during that time.

It took 5 hours for Jack Keane 2 at 100 units. That's 20 units an hour. For some other game to compete with that, they'd have to be doing 20 units (or gods help everyone waiting, even less) an hour.