When things go on sale for cheap prices, people buy things they would NEVER have paid full, or even half price for. Q-Games doubled their lifetime income by putting PixelJunk Eden on sale for a 90 percent discount.

Isn't the point of sales to get more customers to spend more? I'm no financials expert but I think sales events are structured to eventually balance out like there wasn't a sales event.

I can attest to this. I never, ever, EVER buy anything on Steam unless it's on sale. The last game I got full price was Skyrim, on launch, but that's because I'm a little bit of a fanatic for the Elder Scrolls games.

I completely disagree. This is exactly like saying, "Console prices dropping after they have been released is awful. It means as soon as the console price drops we will get more people with the console and they would not be in sync with the rest of the player base."

ermagerd 3.0 is in US theaters friday

Congratulations!

There is advice for politely robbing people in DayZ, strewn about the internet. One piece I've found especially helpful is to first approach them and say that "Nobody has to die here, so just listen to me and you'll be on your way to continuing your journey". Now I will say that I have had people comply up until a…

"Let it die" has got to be the most tired, overused expression on the internet. Please slap it in the face.

I hear that Earthworm Jim has a very low Social Ranking of the Fool Arcana.

Yeah, those were really the only ones I was looking foward to, and my credit card doesn't arrive until next month, so this was awesome, thanks, man!

You're very welcome! I hope you enjoy the game(s)!

Thanks for the codes, man!

I can no longer edit my original post, all the pasting of codes made me forget to do something important >_> Thank you very much for sharing your codes. I always find it pleasing to see when strangers share extra codes and sometimes even sharing gift links with people who have had bad days.

I was able to snag all three. After doing so I felt terribly selfish :/ so I've decided to pay it forward. Unfortunately I am low on disposable income so I can only give away the low tier games.

How often does Origin do these humble bundles?

I think all were used. Still, thanks for sharing!

Is that for real? Excuse my ignorance. I never did that humble bundle for charity. If I pay like 5 bucks. I get all those games? There's no hidden charges right? Like money won't start disappearing from my paypal, right?

Here are some Steam keys, if anyone wants them.