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I think they changed it to buy 1 get 2 free or something, which ends jan 2.

but like i said, i have one gift voucher thing left for the game if anyone wants it.

I bought the game years and years ago.

http://store.steampowered.com/app/2400

I'd love to take you up on that one. I still have The Orange Box if you fancy that? Steam username: boldfire

And there you go..Deus Ex on sale on Steam. So, which one will be cheaper?

Green Man Gaming. It'll be ?8.83 there come midnight. :)

Btw, why aren't you going for the augmented edition? Its priced only a couple of $$ higher than the regular edition.

Well, I looked at the contents and didn't really feel like getting them, but after looking at the prices again, yeah, it's only just over ?2 extra, and there is actually quite a lot of bonus content; over 4GB's worth. I might get it; I'll just wait until midnight before I make the decision on that. For now, off to the Steam Store to get the Fallout New Vegas DLC (and the Two Tribes Pack)! :)

I'd like to try that game too please, steam username: thealexweb

No, still confusion here. :p I was offering up three vouchers in exchange for the game.

Anyone here interested in the two Serious Sam Classic games? You can't buy them separately; they only normally come with Serious Sam HD Gold Edition or Serious Sam 3: BFE Deluxe Edition. :)

GAHHHH!!!! just crafted 7 more pieces of coal and got another discount voucher for friggin Paradox, thus far I have gotten 2x -10% and a -25% after crafting 21 pieces of coal. It's a bloody rip-off.

OK, the Deux Ex HR deal is official up and running on GMG!

Word of warning though, if you're getting DLC too, you have to buy them one at a time, as the code only applies to the first item in the basket, so you'll have to complete four orders to get everything.

I can't even complete one order. They won't let me use paypal for security reasons. And my credit card gives errors processing.

Wow, really? It let me use PayPal for all four orders with no problems. Contact them on Facebook and Twitter and see if they can help you out there.

I wonder if it's because I changed my email address to match my paypal one? They haven't sent me the email to activate the change.

Ahh, that could be why then. I do remember seeing a notice when choosing PayPal to make sure your PayPal email is the same as your GMG email.

Well I have 4 coal, so if anyone wants to donate 3 to me. Or trade me something for the 4 I have, just let me know on Steam, search for me as "xendrome". Gone, but still have the game below.

Also I have "Holiday Sale 2011 Gift: Half-Life 2: Episode One" (Includes 4 items: Half-Life 2: Deathmatch, Half-Life 2: Lost Coast, Half-Life Deathmatch: Source, Half-Life 2: Episode One) if anyone wants that included in a trade.

OK, the Deux Ex HR deal is official up and running on GMG!

Word of warning though, if you're getting DLC too, you have to buy them one at a time, as the code only applies to the first item in the basket, so you'll have to complete four orders to get everything.

DLC is same price as Steam, so it doesnt really matter for DLC :p

DLC is same price as Steam, so it doesnt really matter for DLC :p

Actually, it's a few pence cheaper over here. :p The Missing Link is 6p cheaper, but oddly, the other two packs are 1p and 2p more, so in the end, I only saved 3p on the DLC. :laugh:

Still, I saved almost a fiver on the full game, and that was the Augmented Edition too. Got it for ?10.47 after trading in DEFCON for ?1 (I've got it on Steam, so don't need it in GMG). :)

I've played through the first one, didn't like it that much (might be because my PC at the time was a bit crap and could barely run it smoothly at the lowest graphics settings), and thought the ending was terrible. Never played the second one though. I'll probably get them when the become cheaper, which will probably be around the time BioShock Infinite gets released.

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