PC

The Time Of Year When Steam Gives You Lots Of Game For Little Money

Steam’s annual sale begins today and runs until July 10. These tend to be good – and you can also unlock achievements in games that can also net you prizes. Check it out! [Steam Store]


June 30, 2011
News

Playing Everything Sony Online Entertainment Has To Offer Just Got Cheaper

With the impending demise of Star Wars Galaxies and perhaps the dawning realisation that the best games it has to offer are free-to-play, Sony Online Entertainment ditches the Station Pass in favour of SOE All Access, allowing players to access nine online games starting at $US19.99 a month.


June 29, 2011
Xbox

X-Men, Comic Jumper, TMNT Here To Save You Money On XBLA

Xbox Live Arcade games X-Men Arcade, Hard Corps: Uprising, Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light, Comic Jumper and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time Reshelled are all 50 per cent off this week, some of which you should consider buying.


May 31, 2011
News

ShockedFish Lets You Compare Prices At Multiple Online Game Retailers

Digital delivery services for video games have completely changed the way many of us buy video games. There are several to choose from, but ShockedFish is a new web app that lets you price compare the most popular ones to see which has the best price on the game you want to buy.


May 17, 2011
PC

Hide Your Wallets! Valve Now Doing Steam Deals Daily

No stranger to Steam sales, Valve is now committing to “a new 24-hour deal, every single day” via its digital distribution service for PC and Mac. Valve christens the daily deal cycle with Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising, currently 75 per cent off.


May 4, 2011
Nintendo

‘Nintendo Selects’ Box Art And More Budget-Friendly Wii Details

Yesterday, Kotaku reported that Nintendo would launch a newly branded budget line of Wii software in May, re-releases of games like Super Smash Bros Brawl and The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess at just $US19.99. Today, we have box art of the new “Nintendo Selects” line.


April 17, 2011
Nintendo

Wii Price Cut Takes Effect In US

The rumoured price drop for the Wii, which many take as a pre-E3 move signaling Nintendo’s announcement of a Wii successor, has taken effect. The black console bundle is $US169.99 at Best Buy. Target is expected to follow suit Monday. [GenGame]


April 16, 2011
News

Rumour: Wii Price Cut Hits Monday At Target In The US

We were expecting Nintendo to (perhaps) slash the price of its current console next month. But we may see a cheaper Wii in North America as soon as Monday, if reports from US retailer Target are accurate.


April 13, 2011
Xbox

From Gears To Games On Demand, This Is Xbox Live For April

April is shaping up to be a big one for Xbox 360 owners, especially if they like getting their hands on Gears of War 3 early. That multiplayer beta leads a long list of content that Microsoft confirmed for April today, from Xbox Live Arcade games to deals on tons of other stuff.


PC

Steam Offers Double The BioShock For Just 10 Bucks Today

BioShock and BioShock 2 are just $US4.99 each today via Steam, part of 2K Games’ four-day-long sale. Both are totally worth it if you’ve somehow not played a BioShock game before.