Steals & Deals – Oct. 23, 2009

Check out Shockwave’s Spooky Specials, a collection of games available for just $6.99 until the end of the month. All PC games are 25% off on Sandlot Games until Oct. 25. Dream Chronicles is 50% off at PlayFirst until Oct. 25 when you use the coupon DREAM50SPECIAL at checkout. The retail (boxed) version of Can You See What I See is just $1.99 at MumboJumbo this weekend – the sale starts on Friday at noon Pacific Time. Corbomite Games’ Pizza Morgana is 50% off until Oct. 31 when you use the coupon code Halloween2009 at checkout. JoWood games are 30% off until Oct. 26 at GOG.com. Enjoy!

Check out Shockwave’s Spooky Specials, a collection of games available for just $6.99 until the end of the month.
All PC games are 25% off on Sandlot Games until Oct. 25.
Dream Chronicles is 50% off at PlayFirst until Oct. 25 when you use the coupon DREAM50SPECIAL at checkout.
The retail (boxed) version of Can You See What I See is just $1.99 at MumboJumbo this weekend – the sale starts on Friday at noon Pacific Time.
Corbomite Games’ Pizza Morgana is 50% off until Oct. 31 when you use the coupon code Halloween2009 at checkout.
JoWood games are 30% off until Oct. 26 at GOG.com.

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