Just noticed: if you're interested in getting both Portal-games, you can save $5 by downloading them separately instead of getting the Portal-bundle. The bundle still treats Portal like it needs to charge you for it.
Has Valve ever given away anything about Half-Life for free? I know they've gone very cheap before, but I can't recall free.
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besides it being free, on their Portal 1 news page they have a link to an article about them talking DRM and always online anti-piracy, and how it's the wrong direction for the industry to be taking. they are the best game company I can think of.
in addition to getting portal again I got 3 games for $50 yesterday, I think one of them might be my GotY
really don't understand why people still buy consoles -_- at least I can't see myself buying another console until they get with the times and embrace digital distribution, retailers are a pointless middleman that inflates costs and robs developers of their profits and optical media just serves to create long load times and increase likelyhood of system failure(going back to last gen most hardware problems with consoles have been DRE's, the PS2, 360, and wii have all had notable problems with their disc drives)
Liquid Wind posted... in addition to getting portal again I got 3 games for $50 yesterday, I think one of them might be my GotY
really don't understand why people still buy consoles -_- at least I can't see myself buying another console until they get with the times and embrace digital distribution, retailers are a pointless middleman that inflates costs and robs developers of their profits and optical media just serves to create long load times and increase likelyhood of system failure(going back to last gen most hardware problems with consoles have been DRE's, the PS2, 360, and wii have all had notable problems with their disc drives)
Disc media doesn't effect load times when it comes to installing games, same with PC games. Also, Steam is a middleman that developers other than Valve have to pay. As for why consoles, it's convenient having a game system where you don't have to worry about requirements (my PC explodes if I try newer games), plus chillin' on the couch it's good times.
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Getting a good video card and other gaming upgrades costs a lot more than 300 bucks. Plus last time even with an upgraded power supply and adding another fan in there, my computer still became hot like lava when playing a modern game. Long story short, its cheaper and takes less effort to rock consoles.
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the 360 is also 6 year outdated tech, if you're spending that much on a PC you're also getting hardware that will run circles around any console that is out today, but you can also go cheaper and still run most games on medium settings