Left 4 Dead: 2 Demo Released

Posted by system · 11/03/09 @7:35 pm · steam updates · add comment

The much anticipated L4D2 (Demo) has been released.

Maybe VALVe will finally lower the price of the first Left For Dead series which has been seriously overpriced for about a year now -- considering its been selling at Walmart and Target for under 30 bucks for the last 8-10 months. Wake up VALVe, wasn't the idea of Steam to eliminate the 3rd party and offer games cheaper via Steam? Apparently you folks forgot what you said back in 2003 when Steam v2 was launched. We did not forget, it's well documented in our news commentary archive..

Not cool to charge more on Steam, whereas you have an actual CD/DVD with in-store purchases. I guess that's what hunger can lead to in this economy.

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