Use coupon GFDFEB20 to get an additional 20% discount.

http://www.gamefly.com/download-game...150265,5005392

2/8 to 2/10
Crysis Maximum Edition $7.49
Crysis 2 Maximum Edition $9.99
Crysis Collection $13.99
Dragon Age: Origins Ultimate Edition $7.49
Dragon Age 2 $4.99
Dragon Age Bundle $9.99

2/11 only
GTA: San Andreas (Mac) $3.75
Street Fighter X Tekken $9.99

Nothing for me today. Hopefully tomorrow is better!

Coupon code GFDFEB20 (20% off) goes until 2/15. Hoping it stacks so I could get in on the Dragon Age Bundle.

may get DA bundle... got it on PS3 and really enjoyed it

What time does this go live? Midnight Eastern?

Gonna get dragon age 2. Cheers cheapy

Live! And the 20% off coupon works! $7.99 for the bundle = winning! Thanks!

Had a $5 coupon, so $4.99 for Dragon Age I & II is a no-brainer for me. Only better if it stacked with the 20% off.

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What type of DRM is used on the Dragon Age bundle? Steam, Origin or something else?

Originally Posted by Kyroxia What type of DRM is used on the Dragon Age bundle? Steam, Origin or something else?

While I do NOT know what GameFly's versions of those use...
....MOST recent EA games on 3rd party services (except Steam) optionally do normally activate-up Origin and/or flat-out require Origin.

EDIT:
To add to this, it's kinda hit and miss w/ EA Games.

MOST EA games released AFTER BF3 require Origin.
MANY EA games released BEFORE BF3 are optional to activate on Origin.

If you buy Steam-versions of EA games directly through Steam, some of these can also optionally activate up on Origin.
Burnout: Paradise and DAO: Ultimate are two I can think of that work of like this.
MOH: Airbourne from Steam DOES NOT activate up on Origin.
Speaking from experience here.

Originally Posted by MysterD While I do NOT know what GameFly's versions of those use... ....MOST recent EA games on 3rd party services (except Steam) optionally do normally activate-up Origin and/or flat-out require Origin. EDIT: To add to this, it's kinda hit and miss w/ EA Games. MOST EA games released AFTER BF3 require Origin. MANY EA games released BEFORE BF3 are optional to activate on Origin. If you buy Steam-versions of EA games directly through Steam, some of these can also optionally activate up on Origin. Burnout: Paradise and DAO: Ultimate are two I can think of that work of like this. MOH: Airbourne from Steam DOES NOT activate up on Origin. Speaking from experience here.

Well I knew that much. :P

Though I was asking if GameFly gives a Steam key or just an Origin redeemable download/key, since I believe they came out before EA put their titles on complete Origin lock down. It seems possible, even if less likely they could give a Steam version. Some people have already purchased the bundle so I figured someone could tell me.

I guess it was a little unclear, my apologies.

EDIT: Looked into it a bit myself, I guess GameFly has their own client for the games, but they should be redeemable on Origin as well. For $8 I suppose I'll get it and find out.

Also, I guess Dragon Age 2 didn't completely miss the EA lock down, even thought it was before BF3 it's not available on Steam period.

First, Does anyone know if the Crysis bundle activates on Steam?
Secondly, Does the coupon work on the Crysis bundle?

Everyone seems to be doing it for the Dragon Age one

Thanks!

I tried using the coupon for the Crysis Collection, but it gives an error message. It will work on Crysis individually though, so I'm not sure what's up with that.

Originally Posted by Veritas9 First, Does anyone know if the Crysis bundle activates on Steam? Secondly, Does the coupon work on the Crysis bundle? Everyone seems to be doing it for the Dragon Age one Thanks!

EA games from 3rd-party places (other than Steam) NEVER-EVER activate up on Steam.
They been trying to push on 3rd party distributors their ORIGIN client-program onto PC users.

If you want an EA game on Steam, you'd have to directly buy it through Steam.

Another DRM question: Is Street Fighter X Tekken a GFWL affair? Or is it Steam? Or both, or neither?

Originally Posted by MysterD EA games from 3rd-party places (other than Steam) NEVER-EVER activate up on Steam. They been trying to push on 3rd party distributors their ORIGIN client-program onto PC users. If you want an EA game on Steam, you'd have to directly buy it through Steam.

Thanks! I am still debating on picking it up.

Originally Posted by mokmoof Another DRM question: Is Street Fighter X Tekken a GFWL affair? Or is it Steam? Or both, or neither?

SF x T uses GFWL. I don't think it is a steamworks title. Capcom games up to this point have not been.

wow that dragon age bundle is a great deal played both games on xbox but it would be nice to have them for pc....then again i am into Skyrim at the moment...

Oh yea I can finally pickup Crysis 2 for a cheap price. I played the Crysis 3 Beta and it was awesome! Luckily I got Crysis 1 and Warhead for free during last years Origin fiasco lol.

After owning Crysis for like 5 years, I finally put it in and started playing it. Played like an hour and bought Crysis 2. Thanks for the deal.