Scoopon currently has Logitech’s G27 running as one of its deals, offering the $499 RRP steering wheel and pedal combo for $214.95 delivered. It works out to be 57 per cent off, though in reality it’s more of a 15 per cent discount.
No excuses! If you’ve found reason upon reason (“My pants are too short!”, “I have bad hair!” or “Frogs! I own far too many frogs.”) to give Mount & Blade a miss, this sale should obliterate most, if not all of them. Except for those of you with short pants — that’s just silly and you should be deathly ashamed.
Have you purchased add-ons like controllers, headsets, or glowing balls-on-sticks for the PlayStation 3 in the weeks leading up to Christmas? Why would you do that? Didn’t you know Sony’s Play Days sale was coming?
No doubt there are plenty of deals going around, considering it’s Boxing Day. But, if you still haven’t picked up an Xbox 360, or are in the market for a Slim, then this $149 4GB model from JB might tickle your fancy.
Gameloft is handing out free Android games over the next few days via links in the @GameloftAndroid Twitter feed. The games be available for two hours at a time, meaning you’ve got an hour and a half to snag Dungeon Hunter II HD.
For fans of all things SEGA, Steam’s running killer deals on Alpha Protocol ($US3), Aliens vs. Predator ($US9.99) and the Total War series. The Dreamcast bundle is just $US7.49.
With more than 132 million paid downloads on mobile phones, EA Mobile gives the Tetris sales a rest and just gives it away for Android devices. It can be found in the Android Market right now. Go play.
Valve’s smart portal-based puzzler is now just $US29.99 on Steam, the game’s “new price”. With some free downloadable content coming sometime “this summer” (Australia winter), it might be time to snap up a copy of Portal 2. [Steam]
