Naturally, since people who download from filesharing sites are known to activate their games.

Of course. GamersGate's stance is that once you've bought a game, you "own" it. So any activation limits preventing you from playing your game will be dealt with by them (even if that means issuing a new serial).

Speaking of which, they recently issued new serials for Saints Row 2 to all customers (serials that will grant an uncut English language version of the game on Steam if you really must add it to Steam).

Asking again:

Please someone from the USA or Canada be so kind and buy me Dragon Age 2 on direct2drive. I will send first the money via PayPal, or buy GOGs for the same amount of money. Plus, there is a 15% off coupon code (CHEAPASS15). So with the coupon code, the game should be 10.2 USD.

The reason is, it's much cheaper on the US site than in the UK site.

not in here
still 9.99€

Valve haven't actually activated the deal.

Which is strange, regularly they activate the deals in what would be one hour and 20 or so minutes ago.

Metro's subway culture technology must have broken down again.

Looks like Steam's Metro 2033 deal has finally activated:

http://store.steampowered.com/app/43110/

Now the question is, is the game any good?

All I've read about it says it is good. Like a linear STALKER, but incredibly pretty. Or something.

My only criticism is the in-game economy is fairly poorly handled, despite being an awesome idea.

Amazon.com (digital download )

Deus Ex: Human Revolution $34.99
Deus Ex: Human Revolution Augmented Edition $41.99

Note that these keys are most likely locked to the US, so don't try to bypass amazon's region lock with proxies and the like to get the deal.