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Big Fish Games First-Timer $4.99 Sale

Do you remember the first time you bought a game on Big Fish Games? If not, and the reason you do not remember is that you have never done so (and don’t have a bad memory), you’re in luck.

Big Fish Games is offering a coupon for first time customers where your first game is $4.99 with the coupon code NEW499 for all non-Collectible version games.

Do you remember the first time you bought a game on Big Fish Games? If not, and the reason you do not remember is that you have never done so (and don’t have a bad memory), you’re in luck.

Big Fish Games is offering a coupon for first time customers where your first game is $4.99 with the coupon code NEW499 for all non-Collectible version games.

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July 3, 2014
Humble Store DRM Freedom Sale Offers Sales with a Side of Liberty
By Carter Dotson
You survived the Steam Summer Sale without going broke, and you thought it was safe when Canada Day sadly passed with just one sale of note. But you forgot about America. And The Humble Store is here to remind you about …
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May 16, 2014
Does Valve Even Look At What Games They Greenlight?
By Tom Christiansen
My original intention for this article was going to be a "best of the bunch" summary to cover the seventy-five games recently Greenlit on Steam. However, as I sorted through the list I discovered that a good chunk of those games were pretty...unimpressive, to put it politely. Hardly any of the games jumped out at me as looking particularly fun, let alone something I'd spend money on. A few of the games are so debatably bad looking that it makes me think that Valve didn't even look these games over before they gave them the greenlight.For awhile now, Valve has been approving batches of seventy-five games, every two weeks. That's 300 games in two months. That's 300 games that will be released through Steam on top of the triple-A publisher-supported games that are lucky enough to bypass the Steam Greenlight toll booth.Recent batches have yielded some really great games, and there are a few really great looking games sprinkled within this latest batch. But for the first time in Greenlight's history, this time around I felt like the unimpressive outweighed the impressive.