GMG has RE5 Untold Stories DLC for $3.60 after NWYEAR-20PERC-WTHGMG

PS:

I know Pony Island holds everybody's strangeness attention right now but check this out, too:
Suits: A Business RPG for €0.59, 50% off, Steam

IndieGala Hump Day Bundle

$1 for

- Cute Things Dying Violently
- ShipLord
- Scribble Space

$2.89 (first 24 hours) for

- Spandex Force: Champion Rising
- oO
- Networm
- Super Mega Bob
- GooCubelets 2
- Gold Rush! Anniversary
- Angels of Fasaria Version 2.0
- Wild Frontera
- Vapour

Eclipse Bundle on BundleStars

$1.99 for 10 Steam games

- Steel Rain
- Cross Set
- Endorlight
- Lumber Island - That Special Place
- BanHammer
- Lost Moon
- KRUM - Edge Of Darkness
- Spellbind
- Three Digits
- Cold Dreams

Shinyloot will be going out of business.

Until January 31st, 2016 you can purchase stuff.
Until March 17, 2016 you can download your stuff.

Have a nice day...

A repeat for Humble!

<span class="bold">Humble Weekly Bundle: Tom Clancy Encore</span>

$1
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six®
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® 3 Gold
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® Vegas
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory®
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon®

BTA
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® Vegas 2
Tom Clancy's The Division Beta
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction™ Deluxe Edition
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell®

$10
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell® Blacklist™
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier™

$75
Tom Clancy's The Division Pre-order
Exclusive Tom Clancy's The Division t-shirt
66% off up to any three Ubisoft titles in the Humble Store coupon (excludes pre-orders, Rainbow 6 Siege, Assassin's Creed Syndicate, and Anno 2205)

All games are Windows-only and require a Uplay account.

All windows, all Uplay .... saves me money.

Yup. Ughhh. uPlay.

Huh, it's almost like Ubisoft is using Humble Bundle as a way to drive preorder sales for upcoming releases. This one's almost identical to the original Humble Tom Clancy Bundle, with the notable difference being that it includes the beta and preorder for The Division rather than Rainbow Six: Siege.

(Still not sure I'm buying, though.)

For me Splinter Cell games are awesum. I remember Chaos Theory was not only the first game from Splinter Cell series that I played, but also one of the first ones I bought in cd's. Though wanted to ask if uPlay is worth it... But read a few comments here and decided I'm good without them games. Some other time maybe.

New to uplay. Why the negativity surrounding uplay?

Edit: Thanks for the replies Niggles, Pheace, dyscode and PincushionMan :D

Plenty of steamfanbois get butthurt when they have to use the uplay client as well as Steam they buy the game in steam store.

While true there were plenty legit issues with Uplay often barring people from playing their games alltogether.

Ironically for a while you were better off having your Uplay games on Steam than you were having them on Uplay itself only because their updating and client updating was quite archaic, often requiring several restarts before it was all finished, whereas with Steam your game was ready after Steam was done downloading. Pretty sure they fixed that some months ago though.

Exuse me, sir?

I'd like to debate the definition of the term "any".

Any of 'em except the ones where you can't.

Ignorance and parroting else.

I once was not good, now it's as functional as Steam minus all the community features (which I don't care about at all). I spent hundreds of hours with uPlay (and Origin) and I had no problems.

Not that I like uPlay (and Origin) particularly or they could not be better but they don't get in the way of my gaming and that's all I ask.