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I remember when Steam sales used to have fun achievements you could do for cool prizes, instead of just being sales. I used to dedicate those to weeks to gaming (usually games I hadn't played before).
I remember when Steam sales used to have fun achievements you could do for cool prizes, instead of just being sales. I used to dedicate those to weeks to gaming (usually games I hadn't played before).
Blame people who gamed the system and ruined it for everyone.
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You can buy Steam Wallet cards at EBGames/GameStop. They are a good deal because you pay in Canadian Dollars but you get USD in your Steam Wallet. (i.e. you pay $50 Canadian and get $50 USD)
EDIT: Unfortunately they changed it since the last sale. They are $22 for $20 and $55 for $50.
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You can buy Steam Wallet cards at EBGames/GameStop. They are a good deal because you pay in Canadian Dollars but you get USD in your Steam Wallet. (i.e. you pay $50 Canadian and get $50 USD)
Whoa... game changer.
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As always, buy games that are either deals of the day, flash sales or community choices. There is also a big round up of the top selling games on the last day as well.
I am probably going to limit myself to $50 this year. I don't really have a whole lot on my wishlist and frankly, some of those games I am never going to buy.
You can buy Steam Wallet cards at EBGames/GameStop. They are a good deal because you pay in Canadian Dollars but you get USD in your Steam Wallet. (i.e. you pay $50 Canadian and get $50 USD)
I just went to EB games and the $50 steam cards are $55. So it's not really a deal.
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Is Steam like Origin where if I purchased games, I will have to have something from them installed on my machine to install and play the game (and potentially lose the game) or do you get a game download like if I went to the store and purchased it?
Is Steam like Origin where if I purchased games, I will have to have something from them installed on my machine to install and play the game (and potentially lose the game) or do you get a game download like if I went to the store and purchased it?
Steam acts as a downloading service. There is a way to run games downloaded via steam without Steam, likewise you can put non-steam downloaded/disc based games into steam and run it via the steam client.
Edit- I did not hit edit. I am dumb.
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Steam Summer Sale 2014
