BT Games sale

3 February 2009

BT games have joined Kalahari.net and Take2.co.za by implementing their New Year sale.

Our picks of the sale:

Bioshock (PC – R175) – The fifth highest scoring PC games of all time according to Metacritic

Command and Conquer : Red Alert 3 (PC – R199.95) – If you can deal with the concept of parachuting bears, then you may just like this.

Enemy Territory: Quake Wars (PC – R89) – Was an ultimately disappointing release, but at this price point it is easy to recommend.

Lord of the Rings Online Shadows of Angmar Gold Edition (PC – R89) – One of the best deals on the special, includes four weeks of paid-for game time.

Lost Planet: Extreme Condition Colonies  (PC – R99.95) (Xbox 360 – R179) Decent action title with great visuals.

UFO Trilogy (PC – R89) – Loads of fun to be had with this classic series, a steal at R89

Warhammer 40K : Dawn of War Complete Collection  (PC – R205) – Another fantastic value bundle. If you are looking for a solid sci-fi real-time strategy title to tide you over until Starcraft II, this may be for you. Alternatively, you could wait for Dawn of War II which scheduled for release later this month.

Clive Barker’s Jericho (PS3 – R185) – Decent horror-action FPS, you will struggle to find anything decent on the PS3 for less than this price.

Battlefield Bad Company: Gold Edition (PS3 – R279) – We never really got into this, but it has its fans.

Okami (Wii – R200) – Undoubtedly one of the best Wii games available.

Skate it (Wii – R279) – It’s the Wii’s best skating game.

Check out Bt Games for a full list of their specials.

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