2011 Steam Summer Sale


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If it's short like the first one was, or a little longer but still under 10 hours, then $25 is still too much for portal 2.

It's much much longer than the first Portal. Can't remember if it's over 10 hours (it most probably is), but it's worth that price just for the humour. It's definitely one of the funniest games of this century!

Got what I was waiting for Portal 2, as well as Terraria which looks pretty good and the Sam n Max games, loved the originals games

What's the Portal 2 digital book thing? The Final Hours

If it's short like the first one was, or a little longer but still under 10 hours, then $25 is still too much for portal 2.

I loved the first one even if it was a bit short.

It's much much longer than the first Portal. Can't remember if it's over 10 hours (it most probably is), but it's worth that price just for the humour. It's definitely one of the funniest games of this century!

10 hours of quality gaming at 25euros ... It's more than perfect for me :) I'm happy.

The damages this year for me :

- Alpha Protocol

-Darksiders

- Hoard

- Bioshock 2

- Portal 2

I'm loaded for the summer with this ****.

Edit : If they do an encore of Oblivion, I may be tempted to get it. Should I ?

It's a book about the development of Portal + Portal 2, really good read.

Yep it was awesome, I got it for my iPad 2 and really, really enjoyed it. Super interesting stuff.

It's a book about the development of Portal + Portal 2, really good read.

Portal 2 at that prices is an absolute steal. If you don't have it, get it. Fantastic game, both singleplayer and co-op campaigns. Easily my favourite game of the year so far. The "Portal 2 - The Final Hours" is also a really great read too.

Yep it was awesome, I got it for my iPad 2 and really, really enjoyed it. Super interesting stuff.

Then I'm sold, bought it for 75p

So far in the sales, I've bought...

Nothing! :laugh: I'm actually a bit proud of that. :p I'm awfully tempted by F1 2010 though (I'm a little interested in Dead Space 2 as well, but I haven't even got around to playing the first one! :p ). It's not perfect, but I know there's plenty of mods around to fix some of the big issues, especially the graphics, to make the game more vibrant and realistic. I'm just not sure about the gameplay bugs. I heard there was a patch released to fix them, but I also heard that the reception to the patch wasn't that positive.

What does everyone on here think about it?

wow, the book thing is an incredibly small download, but I still have over 10hrs left for it to download, steam must be getting hammered. I am currently getting 0bytes/sec and has been stuck like that for ages. Restarting steam does nothing :( Portal 2 has 11 days left. Not bad for a 50Mb connection :)

Terraria will be mine :D Only ?1.49 damn!

They've now jacked the price up to ?2.99 :no:

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wow, the book thing is an incredibly small download, but I still have over 10hrs left for it to download, steam must be getting hammered. I am currently getting 0bytes/sec and has been stuck like that for ages. Restarting steam does nothing :( Portal 2 has 11 days left. Not bad for a 50Mb connection :)

Change the download region in Steam's settings to change servers. I'm using Frankfurt, and my download speeds have been reasonable.

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