Pre-Order (PC Download) BioShock Infinite + Borderlands 2 + BioShock + XCOM + Another listed game $63 after $14 Cash Back

Quote from darkonex : and it's down again

I think we're killing it haha

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Well I was going to try to use a code on it to get it for $45 but looks like you can't, that woulda rocked @ 60 + $15 back + 15% off or something

Quote from darkonex : Well I was going to try to use a code on it to get it for $45 but looks like you can't, that woulda rocked @ 60 + $15 back + 15% off or something

I mean hey, either way it's a great deal. You could get it all except for Borderlands 2 for $46 with $14 cash back, or "$45" with $15 GMG Credit, and save the credit for a future low-cost sale at GMG!

Dang, I got this before they had XCOM in the bundle. It was Bioshock Infinite, Bioshock 1, and a free game plus the GMG credit.
I wonder if they'll give XCOM to anyone that already pre-ordered before?

Quote from romanodog : Dang, I got this before they had XCOM in the bundle. It was Bioshock Infinite, Bioshock 1, and a free game plus the GMG credit. I wonder if they'll give XCOM to anyone that already pre-ordered before?

Most likely. I'd give you a link, but they're website is broken right now.
Check your e-mail. I saw something on their site saying if you pre-ordered before this deals came out, then they'll give you codes, or something like that.

I've never ordered from GMG before. I take it they have their own client and "PC Digital Download only through Green Man Gaming" means that you have to have their client installed to download/run the game? I'd rather not have to have anything other than Steam installed if possible...can you uninstall the GMG stuff after downloading the games?

Quote from scwtte : I've never ordered from GMG before. I take it they have their own client and "PC Digital Download only through Green Man Gaming" means that you have to have their client installed to download/run the game? I'd rather not have to have anything other than Steam installed if possible...can you uninstall the GMG stuff after downloading the games?

They give you a product key which you can redeem on Steam. No need to download through Capsule if you don't want to. I've ordered around 7 games through GMG and have never downloaded their own client.

Anyone know if you can get the TF2 bonus items as well from the GMG deal?... Yes..I like my hat-simulator, so what.

Quote from dweezy : Anyone know if you can get the TF2 bonus items as well from the GMG deal?... Yes..I like my hat-simulator, so what.

I don't think so :/ I'm not 100% sure

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Quote from dweezy : Anyone know if you can get the TF2 bonus items as well from the GMG deal?... Yes..I like my hat-simulator, so what.

Quote from Ubernaga : I don't think so :/ I'm not 100% sure Sent from the official Slickdeals App for iPhone & iPod Touch.

You have to buy directly from Steam to receive TF2 items.

I think it would be better to maybe wait two years and get this game bundled with all the DLC is on a steam sale 75% off which might only be like 10 or 15 bucks. You just know that they are going to try to milk this game with DLC's. Yes you had to wait two years but in that time there are plenty of games to play just let your steam backlog. Games are getting cheaper and cheaper and in the developers are pushing out better and better games with greater variety that don't really see the need to pay that much money let alone to preorder at full price for a AAA title anymore.

Right now the gaming market is so packed full of titles that you really can't play all the games in your lifetime. And plus the amount of time you put into a game can vary greatly and just because you played your game and can claim that "you finished it" doesn't really justify that you move on to the next game because you can always take more time to explore that initial game. I remember when I was a kid and all I had was one copy of Zelda for my super Nintendo and that was the only game I had. I spent so many hours on that game that I got so much value out of it. If I played every game like that then I would not be up to play my favorite games in my lifetime because I would have to put more than enough time into each game and I just don't have that much time. That's I really don't get why people still have to buy games when they come out when there's so many great games at discounted price.

But I'm not really judging you I'm just offering my perspective you can do whatever you want of course with your money. If this was around the time that Duke Nukem 3-D came out then I may actually pay the full price for it because there weren't any other good titles on the market at the time and the one or two that were there I already play through. But today's gaming market is so populated that I can't really justify prepurchase aura purchase for more than $20.

Quote from werewasslw : I think it would be better to maybe wait two years and get this game bundled with all the DLC is on a steam sale 75% off which might only be like 10 or 15 bucks. You just know that they are going to try to milk this game with DLC's. Yes you had to wait two years but in that time there are plenty of games to play just let your steam backlog. Games are getting cheaper and cheaper and in the developers are pushing out better and better games with greater variety that don't really see the need to pay that much money let alone to preorder at full price for a AAA title anymore. Right now the gaming market is so packed full of titles that you really can't play all the games in your lifetime. And plus the amount of time you put into a game can vary greatly and just because you played your game and can claim that "you finished it" doesn't really justify that you move on to the next game because you can always take more time to explore that initial game. I remember when I was a kid and all I had was one copy of Zelda for my super Nintendo and that was the only game I had. I spent so many hours on that game that I got so much value out of it. If I played every game like that then I would not be up to play my favorite games in my lifetime because I would have to put more than enough time into each game and I just don't have that much time. That's I really don't get why people still have to buy games when they come out when there's so many great games at discounted price. But I'm not really judging you I'm just offering my perspective you can do whatever you want of course with your money. If this was around the time that Duke Nukem 3-D came out then I may actually pay the full price for it because there weren't any other good titles on the market at the time and the one or two that were there I already play through. But today's gaming market is so populated that I can't really justify prepurchase aura purchase for more than $20.

This isn't about whether or not somebody should spend their money. It's about a good deal or not. Who would want to wait to buy a game for two years when the games in included in the package are actually of high quality, and not to mention the amount of replay Borderlands 2, XCOMM, and almost any of the games you pick have a lot of replay. Like Civilization V. Plus not many people want to wait two years just to save $20.. lol

Where does it say it comes with the Industrial Revolution pack?

Quote from yeestudent : They give you a product key which you can redeem on Steam. No need to download through Capsule if you don't want to. I've ordered around 7 games through GMG and have never downloaded their own client.

They charge you a small fee for USA credit cards tho

Quote from swagdrj : Where does it say it comes with the Industrial Revolution pack? They charge you a small fee for USA credit cards tho

i use Paypal with a Visa card and have never been charged any fee's. i've purchased over 20 games from Greenman.