Logic Bus

I got Witcher 1 for $2.49 eleven days ago on Steam. I'm now waiting for Steam to have a comparable sale on Witcher 2.

@DeathBeforeDawn
For the pass to have already been linked to my account, wouldn't I have had to have purchased the game already, and before the code expired? I'm talking about buying a game that I don't already own.

@arucious

Isn't the article talking about the code printed on the piece of paper expiring -- as opposed to something you've already downloaded to your sytem expiring?

I don't buy used games, so I don't mind online passes.

One thing from the article I don't understand is the final sentence of the second paragraph: "Re-downloading or getting a new [Dragon Age 2] Pass is free, EA said." So if I buy DA2 used I can get the online pass for free? Is that correct? Then what's the point?

To be honest, I was going to file this episode away into the "never listen again" bin because of the dog yelling. Editing it out was unexpected and totally welcome. Now, I'll probably listen to it a couple times.

Maybe this would open doors to things like running Windows/Linux/Mac on a PS3 or Xbox 360?

I wouldn't want to go putting Windows on my PS3 today, but after the PS4 comes out, I could envision a scenario where I turn my PS3 into a NAS box for backup or something like that.

@b3n

I want to play the existing Stalker games first. I also have all(?) three of them on Steam, and haven't started any.

Seems like every time I turn around, Metro 2033 is available somewhere for $5, give or take. I picked it up recently and still haven't played it. :(

I assume "hnnggghhh" means "I can't believe people in 2011 use the prefix 'cyber' except to be ironic."

The first Witcher game is $2.49 in today's Steam sale. I'm a sucker for prices like that. If I get 1/24 the fun/value of a $60 game, it's worth it.