Huge 2K deal from Steam

[BBloke]

Well there's lot's to choose from (and I only have one of the games myself) but Steam are doing a deal for £35.99

Items included:
Buy BioShock™
BioShock™
Released 24 Aug 2007
96
£13.99

Buy CivCity: Rome
CivCity: Rome
Released 6 Apr 2007
67
£13.99

Buy Civilization IV®: Warlords
Civilization IV®: Warlords
Released 6 Apr 2007
84
£5.99

Buy Civilization IV: Beyond the Sword
Civilization IV: Beyond the Sword
Released 24 Jul 2007
86
£9.99

Buy Freedom Force
Freedom Force
Released 29 May 2009
90
£2.99

Buy Freedom Force vs. the Third Reich
Freedom Force vs. the Third Reich
Released 29 May 2009
86
£2.99

Buy Prey
Prey
Released 30 Nov 2006
83
£8.99

Buy Railroad Tycoon 3
Railroad Tycoon 3
Released 4 May 2007
80
£5.99

Buy Railroad Tycoon II Platinum
Railroad Tycoon II Platinum
Released 4 May 2007
89
£2.99

Buy Shattered Union
Shattered Union
Released 25 Oct 2006
67
£5.99

Buy Sid Meier's Civilization IV: Colonization
Sid Meier's Civilization IV: Colonization
Released 23 Sep 2008
83
£16.99

Buy Sid Meier's Civilization® III Complete
Sid Meier's Civilization® III Complete
Released 25 Oct 2006
90
£2.99

Buy Sid Meier's Civilization® IV
Sid Meier's Civilization® IV
Released 25 Oct 2006
94
£12.99

Buy Sid Meier's Pirates!
Sid Meier's Pirates!
Released 25 Oct 2006
88
£5.99

Buy Sid Meier's Railroads!
Sid Meier's Railroads!
Released 4 May 2007
77
£13.99

Buy X-COM: Apocalypse
X-COM: Apocalypse
Released 4 Sep 2008
£2.99

Buy X-COM: Enforcer
X-COM: Enforcer
Released 4 Sep 2008
£2.99

Buy X-COM: Interceptor
X-COM: Interceptor
Released 4 Sep 2008
£2.99

Buy X-COM: Terror From the Deep
X-COM: Terror From the Deep
Released 4 May 2007
£2.99

Buy X-COM: UFO Defense
X-COM: UFO Defense
Released 4 Sep 2008
£2.99


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[Devvil]

It is a darned good deal, but for me the only interesting thing is Bioshock.


If I had the money I would buy it

[Jonnywhy]

Blinking heck, no one's ever going to play all of those games, at least not properly! Great deal tho.

On a side note, I've always wondered why people buy past and present games together, eg Civ 3 and Civ 4. After playing the latest version of something I don't want to step back in time as usually the latest is an improvement upon the former. Esp for open ended games like rts, which I have played to death in the past (and even now I still fire up Total Anihilation from time to time). Anyone care to enlighten me? I could maybe understand it a bit if you got the box and physical cd, but buying online where you don't have anything physical to hold? Hmm maybe it's just me.

[Devvil]

It enables you to see the evolution of the series , I guess

Sorta like street fighter...

[MountieXXL]

I only like doing that with adventures and rpgs.. games with a story that matters ^^
Most strategy and FPS games it doesn't really matter which part you play, usually the newest or second-newest is best. (Quake 1 counts as an exception)

[Supernova]

Supernova agrees with Mountie.

I'd love to see whats happened to civilisation since I played it on the amiga (it was on amiga right?) but I fear I wouldn't have time! Great deal though, hmmmm

[BBloke]

Supernova agrees with Mountie.

I'd love to see whats happened to civilisation since I played it on the amiga (it was on amiga right?) but I fear I wouldn't have time! Great deal though, hmmmm

Yeah Civ was on the Amiga. I remember it used to take for ever to generate a map until the fast amigas came out. It's a classic. I never managed to get into space though. I always ran out of time.

[Supernova]

Wait you could get into space? Damn my young mind for not exploring enough!

Perhaps I should buy a newer one to see what else I missed out on!

[BBloke]

It was exactly into space but the ability to space explore.. it was one of the last things your people could make.. like the hanging gardens and such.