Today's Cristmas calendar sale at Gamersgate is XIII Century - Death or Glory. Sold for 2.99€ (70% OFF).

It's $19.95 in the United States, did I miss this?

Nope it's still showing. I don't think the us is included in the promo, sorry.

It was $4.95 for north america a few days ago. I think the deal expired yesterday at 10AM PST.

I'm sure it will show up again soon. Might be worth watching Gamersgate as well as i think they had it on sale for the same price not too long ago.

Another clunker daily deal from impulse. Gish for $10 instead of $20. Lets see, Gish was essentially $1 in a steam indie pack last week and Gish has a permanent pay what you want price (min $1) on chronic logic's site.

Impulse :


X3 - Terran Conflict $9.99
X2 - The Threat $4.99
X3 - Reunion $4.99
X3 - Gold $12.49
Victoria II $36.73 ( hungarian store )

Alrighty, that is fine, if you want to add me on steam or discuss this over GOGPM so we don't keep sidetracking the thread, you can. My steam username is the same as my GOG username...

Might have to pick up X3 - Gold. Gonna be kicking myself in the ass during the Steam sales though.

when will we see these games on GOG ?
+ Cultures 2: The Gates of Asgard ?

I've never heard of any of them. Doesn't mean they're no good though, just discovered the wonders of Puzzle Quest last night....ferkin addicting casual game.

Gamersgate has begun a new series of videos specifically for this holiday season, called the Gamersgate Holiday Show. Nothing too spectacularly exciting, but thought I'd share. Hosted by Dany and Angie.

http://www.gamersgate.com/holiday-show?aff=ggnews

Games For Windows: LIVE

Deus Ex: Game of the Year Edition
$0.99 (originally $9.99)
--may have regional restrictions--
http://www.gamesforwindows.com/en-US/games/Deus-Ex--GotY/

World of Goo
$4.99 (originally $19.99)
--may have regional restrictions--
http://www.gamesforwindows.com/en-US/Games/World-of-Goo/

I can see this becoming a regular thing with GFWL, these 99 cent games must sell like crazy for them to keep doing it.

Getting customers. Getting people to actually start using your service is the biggest hurdle. Once you have at least one game, you're far more likely to buy there again. So basically this is just drawing in a userbase, which needs some extravaganze considering Steam's dominance atm.