Atari Gets Steamed Up

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  • CSN NewsBot

    #1

    Atari Gets Steamed Up

    Atari has recently announced a plan to bring a number of Atari's PC titles to Steam users for the low price of $20 a pop. Atari plans to distribute its Gamers First titles via the Steam content delivery system, beginning June 1st.
    GamersFirst will begin on June 1st at participating retailers and will include a new price point of $19.99 on all existing console titles for PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system, Xbox video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, Nintendo GameCube(TM), and Game Boy® Advance as well as all existing Windows titles (excluding the recently launched Dungeons & Dragons Online). Additionally, all Windows titles included in the program will be available for immediate download at Valve and Direct2Drive, also for $19.99.
    You can see the partial list of titles right here. There will be more titles added to the list come June 1, possibly including the more recently released Indigo Prophecy.
  • duhhhh

    #2
    And behold, Steam has become mainstream!



    I <3 Steam!

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    • borsdy

      #3
      It's no wonder they're shelling out games for that much, they've been "going bankrupt" for the last 3 years.

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      • mr spoon

        #4
        Driver was fun, 6 years ago. But $20? I can get it for £2.99 in the shops. No thanks, Atari need to add more appealing titles (Unreal for instance) and vary the price per title.

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        • Gpig

          #5
          Indigo Prophecy costs 20 bucks new already. It's worth picking up by the way. The atmosphere in that game is awesome.

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          • borsdy

            #6
            Gpig wrote..

            Indigo Prophecy costs 20 bucks new already. It's worth picking up by the way. The atmosphere in that game is awesome.
            Did not like the ending very much

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            • Gpig

              #7
              borsdy wrote..

              Did not like the ending very much
              that's what it's not worth 40

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              • entRo

                #8
                If they start selling Unreal Tournament games through Steam, then I'll be impressed.

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                • b3dlaM

                  #9
                  I think $20 is WAYYY too much for games like those listed from their site. $10 USD sounds a little more reasonable.

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                  • ukHazard

                    #10
                    There's a high possibility UT2004 will be on the list. An earlier press announcement seemed to indicate this would include all earlier titles except the aforementioned D&D Online.

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                    • ImJacksAmygdala

                      #11
                      Sweet Deer Hunter and Centipede for $20! LOL...



                      UT2004 would be impressive though. It would be interesting to see UT2007 compete with Half-Life episode 2 on Steam...

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