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Fallout 3 GOTY is 50% off ($24.95) on D2D.

DRM-Wise: TWEE retail didn't even have strict DRM (to my knowledge). Disc check, if that (don't even think it had that).
TWEE:DC seems to pretty much be a case of "Whatever DRM the service uses".
I bought this on Impulse a while back (mostly to not have to patch) and grabbed it on GG today (mostly because I hate downloading big things with Impulse :p).
Haven't tested it yet, but I doubt there is any real DRM here (outside of the service). Don't even have a key, so activations aren't likely/possible.
Installed it.
Content wise: It comes with the two EE modules, so no need for separate installers.
Censoring Wise: It is the DC, so none of the nudity is censored. Some of the gore might be, but I never really was sure if I had the censored or uncensored version with regard to the gore :P
All in all: Well worth the few bucks. Plus, I have a lot more control over the installer, so I can install the VO/Subititle options that I want, rather than having to do an all or nothing.
That being said: Try to get the retail EE anyway. Well worth hunting for the (poorly) translated novella (don't worry, the official translation is MUCH better :p), the nice hint book (helpful for getting stuff you missed, but not spoilerific) and all the other goodies.

Here in Brazil, prices just won't lower. The Witcher is still U$40 or 50 in retail =P
Can you check the game version? Apparently, you have to play in windowed mode and the number will be in the header.
Thanks.

Really? Steam had King's Bounty Gold for $9.99 back on July 4th, 2010... not that this helps... I'll keep my eye open for it on sale again :).

Other way 'round. It's almost always on sale somewhere, especially on Gamersgate (which it is again this week).

OH LOL... sorry late nite. My bad.

D2D: Fallout GOTY is 50% off ($25), only available for American countries.

Pay what you want
Gish
http://www.chroniclogic.com/gishorder.htm

That coupon "ThanksRaynor" still works, $5 off on D2D. ;)

The THQ Pack is on sale for $50 at GG. It is normally $100. I've seen it for $50 for at least 4 times in the last 4 months, so, it's also allergic to being full price.
Pack includes:
World of Zoo (casual)
Saints Row 2 (racing?, SecuROM)
RedFaction (FPS)
RedFaction 2 (FPS)
RedFaction Guerrilla (FPS, OtherDRM - key?)
Company of Heroes (RTS, SecuROM)
CoH Opposing Fronts (RTS, Online Only)
CoH Tales of Valor (RTS, Securom?)
WarHam 40k Dawn of War: Dark Crusade (RTS)
WarHam 40k Dawn of War: Soulstorm (RTS, SecuROM)
WarHam 40k Dawn of War Gold (RTS)
Frontlines Fuel of War (FPS)
Stalker, Shadow of Chernobyl (FPS)
Titan Quest (RPG)
Titan Quest Immortal Throne (RPG)
Juiced 2 Hot Import Nights (Racing, SecuROM)
So, for 50 bones, you get 16 games (well, 8 different families of games) that break down as follows:
2 RPG
2 Racing (maybe - heard they're not so good)
5 FPS
7 RTS (w40k gold counts as 2)

Steam:
Alien Breed: Impact 50% off, $7.49.
Two pack is $11.24, so ends being $5.62 each copy. ;)

Even then, I doubt it will sell, now that anyone can get Alien Swarm on Steam for free...

Anyone wants to do 2 pack with me for Alien Breed? You can Paypal me money and I can gift your game. Let me know if you want.

I'm thinking about it but it's just too similar to Alien Swarm -- although it would be nice to play a more single player oriented version. Some dude on the Steam forum is trying to convince me how it is 'entirely different' from Alien Swarm listing a few trivialities like weapon/armor purchasing and the engine. The concept is the same -- isometric alien shooter. That and Nation Red will be having a sale soon to kick off its multiplayer and, again, I consider that to be similar game play.