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Just purchased. Email was received very quickly and had no issue redeeming the code, apart from the minor nuisance that it's a picture of a code card so no copy/paste option.

Awesome, thank you EldritchOnRye!

Dishonored definitely gives a Steam key. Just bought it for a friend, and the key in is the confirmation email.

Whoo, free stuff!

I paid $1 for it on the 360 and felt ripped off. It is playable, though, if that's your only requirement. It's just not any fun.

It's also part of a 10 game bundle for $4.98 http://www.bundlestars.com/all-bundles/the-brutal-bundle/

All these games have such impressive reviews. I want them.

The Fables stories are so good, I'm willing to put up with the stupid QTEs in this game to get more.

It's so pretty. WANT.

48 hour codes definitely don't qualify for DotW (and I'm pretty sure that''s in the OP). I'm willing to bet that free Gold weekend and other events don't get the sale prices either.

Essentially the same thing.

Maybe Live Vision is easier to implement than Kinect? I know basically nothing about programming, so that's just a wild guess. That's good to know about Quarrel, though, since I just bought a Live Vision to use as a webcam and am interested in picking up Quarrel.

And it's even worse for those of us that only have MSP because of Bing rewards. I'd have to give up buying XBLA games and DLC.

It's got nothing whatsoever to do with you visiting the site. If someone knows the email address you use for your Live account, they can (possibly could, since it's rumored they've patched the hole) run a program that systematically enters passwords until it finds the correct one. There's a...

We were fighting over who loves you the most. I won.

The security flaw with xbox.com is with the way it handles repeated incorrect passwords, you're not at any risk from visiting the site.

:applause:

First I've seen of it, but I'm intrigued.

Maybe I'm just in the minority here, then. I'll have to start checking gaming news sites to try to make myself feel better about my opinion.

I guess I'm in the minority with Kingdoms of Amalur. I really enjoyed the demo. It's obviously not the deepest RPG available, unless there's a lot more to be revealed, but the combat was simple to pick up and felt satisfying in a way the Fable games never managed for me. The demo took me from...