Yes...this deserved a thread of its own after I received an email from Shrapnel about an additional whopping 7% more savings I could get with their typical awesome sales.....would hate for anybody to miss such a great opportunity so make sure to use the code "hohoho" to get this great deal!
Now back to reality and yes I was being snarky.....some day these guys will have a real sale, but maybe I am just spoiled with what other companies offer during sales, even Matrix during the Holidays. You can get winSPMBT or winSPWW2 for about $32 with this discount....some day I am actually going to pull the trigger on one of these:)
wow 7% usually isn't it just 5 dollars off. I've looked at their games often they just don't hit my worth it price point for some reason.
Quote from: -budd- on December 05, 2015, 12:09:21 PM
wow 7% usually isn't it just 5 dollars off. I've looked at their games often they just don't hit my worth it price point for some reason.
Kind of my problem too...besides the two games I mentioned, nothing really else comes close to sparking an interest and without any real meaningful sales, at least I won't slip:)
Quite a few of their games are designed to be run on a Pentium II....how very 1998 of them. Seriously...shitty graphics, and average gameplay, and they want 40 dollars??? Really?
Will the code work if I pre-order 101st Airborne?
Quote from: tgb on December 05, 2015, 12:34:28 PM
Will the code work if I pre-order 101st Airborne?
Good news for you...I believe 101 is the one they actually released and the 82nd is the sequel:). So you probably could use it:)
SP:WW2 and SP:MBT are worth a look if you enjoy the Steel Panthers series and want the higher rez for bigger screens (as well as a few other perks) not part of the free versions. Also, War Plan Pacific is a fun game if you want something you can play in an afternoon or two and Bronze is a pretty cool puzzle-style empire building game. AFA the cost of each- it is too bad they don't discount better but it is what it is. :-\
Quote from: Staggerwing on December 05, 2015, 12:56:02 PM
SP:WW2 and SP:MBT are worth a look if you enjoy the Steel Panthers series and want the higher rez for bigger screens (as well as a few other perks) not part of the free versions. Also, War Plan Pacific is a fun game if you want something you can play in an afternoon or two and Bronze is a pretty cool puzzle-style empire building game. AFA the cost of each- it is too bad they don't discount better but it is what it is. :-\
War Plan Pacific is tempting.
Quote from: bbmike on December 05, 2015, 01:02:51 PM
Quote from: Staggerwing on December 05, 2015, 12:56:02 PM
SP:WW2 and SP:MBT are worth a look if you enjoy the Steel Panthers series and want the higher rez for bigger screens (as well as a few other perks) not part of the free versions. Also, War Plan Pacific is a fun game if you want something you can play in an afternoon or two and Bronze is a pretty cool puzzle-style empire building game. AFA the cost of each- it is too bad they don't discount better but it is what it is. :-\
War Plan Pacific is tempting.
Yeah I keep thinking of getting this too....
Quote from: Grim.Reaper on December 05, 2015, 12:38:31 PM
Quote from: tgb on December 05, 2015, 12:34:28 PM
Will the code work if I pre-order 101st Airborne?
Good news for you...I believe 101 is the one they actually released and the 82nd is the sequel:). So you probably could use it:)
I understand 82nd has been held up while they re-jigger it to work under Vista.
Quote from: tgb on December 05, 2015, 03:42:28 PM
Quote from: Grim.Reaper on December 05, 2015, 12:38:31 PM
Quote from: tgb on December 05, 2015, 12:34:28 PM
Will the code work if I pre-order 101st Airborne?
Good news for you...I believe 101 is the one they actually released and the 82nd is the sequel:). So you probably could use it:)
I understand 82nd has been held up while they re-jigger it to work under Vista.
It does run great under Windows 3.1. :2funny:
On the other hand, I really like WinSPWWII and WinSPMBT. The ehanced CDs are great and they have been supporting both games well.