A few nice games in here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=031vKBPk5eA

Drake of the 99 Dragons, I have seen this game used for many a youtube video...... with the main issues being the controls..... wonder if those issues are true...... and if true does that mean Ride to Hell is coming..

Back to 00's is a reset countdown for those who are stuck in the 90's;-)

Signed, an affected by the Year 2000 effect.

At the same time I want to buy the game because of how weird it looks to me.

These are quality content. Balm for the sore soul. Not many of modern games match the quality of these old gems.
Gothic, Elder Scrolls, Medal of Honor, Kain. For me in that order (order I played them back in the day <3 )

I think it's really cool to see that most of the games in this promo are discounted the same as in previous sales... even better is that there are some that were previously discounted more.

Should be '00, just so you know. It's a contraction: the apostrophe is meant to indicate the part of the number dropped from the beginning, so that's where the apostrophe should go. Actually, assuming you're referring to the decade, and not the specific year 2000, it should really be '00s (note the lack of an apostrophe between the number and the s, since one should pretty much never try to make a plural with 's).
In English, an apostrophe (or, technically, some other visually similar character that's harder to make with a common keyboard) immediately after a number usually either means "feet" (i.e., the British Imperial & U.S. Customary measurement, with " representing "inches") or "minutes" (either the arc measurement, or the time measurement [though I've really only seen it used for the latter in soccer; I don't know if it's become common in other time-related contexts in the parts of the Anglosphere outside the U.S.], with " representing "seconds" in both cases). In other words, 00' reads like either "zero feet" or "zero minutes" to a native English speaker (and, I should think, "zero minutes" to even a non-native-speaking sport fan). =)
/semi-off-topic pedantry

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Games from the noughties for us naughties?

HunchBluntley's rant about grammar is spot on. Let me add one piece of advice: If unsure where to put apostrophes, don't (put any.)

Hiding a game release in a sale news post is an odd choice. If I didn't habitually read every news post around here (even when I don't care about them) I would never have known about this game. I am sure there will be some people who would care about this game but not care about just another themed promo/sale and never check this news post or find out about this game.

lol srsly, they're using a pretty dang 90s aesthetic for this promotion graphic lol

Not a rant -- no anger, only correction and explanation. :)

I think I have a greater dislike for "no apostrophes ever" as a writing style than I do for "occasional misplaced apostrophes". :p

Indeed, I'd say it shows what they think about the game, making the release just a footnote there.

As for the sale, quite a slew of notable titles in it, but I do have to wonder what era is it actually referring to and what's that '00 about, because the release dates range from early/mid '80s to early '10s (ignoring the more recent release dates listed for some bundles or additional content).