New? Where from?

Yes .
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edit: I'm bored

Steam's sale.
Ah, cool. It's good to see at least one online retailer hasn't gone all cagey about international shipping and associated charges.

never mind

Oh no, I'd rather get it retail if I can't get it DD DRM-free. Thanks though.

Isn't £1.50 basically cheaper than rental territory anyway? I can understand people not wanting to spend £30 on a Steam game - because I wouldn't do it myself. But £1.50 seems a little trivial to get concerned over the fact that it needs a third party client running at the same time.

Buuut it's your choice.

GAME on demand rental service starts at £7 a month.

Well there you go then. Although it does leave me amazed there's a market for that.

Kane and Lynch, 5 bucks per game is today's deal.
Skipping it myself.

http://store.steampowered.com/sale/kanelynch

No Last Remnant, still.

Zero interest in Kane and Lynch sadly :(

I'm not sad. Steam is making it easier for me not to spend money this month. Or perhaps they're just saving Tomb Raider for last making spending inevitable. But part of me wants Last Remnant or something else tomorrow so I can actually not spend this month on games.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH.

I told you. Fucking Squeenix.

What's so special about Last Remnant, ?

It's a strange jRPG thing that is unofficially part of the SaGA series, or somesuch, and supposedly the PC version is better than the console ones. I think it is some sort of JRPG/RTS hybrid. Also, it costs 40 bucks.


In any case, I bet the next one will be the new Tomb Raider game, one Squenix title and the rest pure Eidos haahahaha.

It was also a relative failure for Square. It didn't make a lot of money on consoles - the game was clearanced very quickly - but Square refuses to lower the price on PCs. They still sell it for $40 two years after its release.