It's like the old game Qix - you're drawing boxes while attempting to not get hit by enemies while drawing them.

Missions will be like "Draw a box around the castle" or "Disable cannons by drawing a box around them."

DotEmu
Cossacks + Art of War + Back to War, Cossacks II + Battle for Europe & American Conquest + Fight Back for €9.97

EA's 50% off BOGO deal doesn't include pre-orders. Oh well.

Portal 2 is $29.99 though at bestbuy canada and bestbuy.ca this week.

Empire Earth 2 Gold Edition and Ground Control (PC) at dotemu too, I guess its for the whole weekend.

Its probably here anyway but if you dont mind a bit of spam (or have a spam email account) and own a Sapphire piece of hardware you can register it here to get some offers, current is 30% of @ THQ's online store. (giveaways too, 2 5800 series cards in the current promo)

and another one: Grotesque Tactics: Evil Heroes at impulse for €7.50 / $4.50

I should warn for people to research the Steam forum board for Grotesque before purchasing, many people are having troubles with the game, including me who can't even get it to load.

Thanks for the warning. I was thinking about it myself. Also I just found out that the US price is $4.50. :(

LOL. Rejoice! No more 1$=1€! From now one 1$=1.67€!!! :-p :-D (0.7 in real world but... ;-))

People expecting a change to Impulse policy after the GameStop takeover have been disappointed. If anything it's only gotten worse. Euro prices are higher and region restictions are tighter than ever before. Sure EA may be a fractured company but Bethesda? There is no legitamate reason why Brink should be restricted.

There's no legitimate reason for any of these to be restricted either:
http://impulsedriven.com/explore/search/quake

But that's Impulse shite for you.

Yes, it's all part of their weekend deals: 50% off the Cossacks series, American Conquest, the Empire Earth series and the Ground Control series.

This is getting ridiculous. In this globalized world, we are supposed to pay almost 2.5 times more for the same digital product, distributed over the internet, just for having a European IP address or credit card number? No thanks, I'll just take my business elsewhere.

Shipping over the internets' oceans is an expensive business and in some cases isn't worth bothering to do. Europeans have long turned their backs on Impulse and Stardock returned the favor by no longer distributing their games physically in Europe.

I'm waiting for them to ditch Impulse and finally start distributing their games on other outlets(supposedly 1 year), hopefully steam, and *then* I'm gonna wait 6-12 months till a good sale to get Sins and Galactic Civilizations 2 etc >.>