Yeah so they were already free.
Next freebie on the list: Full Spectrum Warrior.

Actually, Double Fusion are a major vendor of in-game advertising. It's very likely that the versions are legitimate and branded with USAF advertising, or perhaps they have paid to allow advertising-free versions of the game so that their troops can play.

IMDB puts him in XIII, Area 51, and two X Files games (1998 and 2004).

IIRC, Area 51 had ads for the USAF that played every time you opened the game (and maybe during loading screens, I don't remember all that well).

Steam has the Sega week:
a different game each day of the week,
and a complete pack for $89.99: http://store.steampowered.com/sub/4349
Monday's game: AvP for 50% off, $25

I am waiting for Football Manager 2010 %75 off or so, I hope they will make it happen.

At least you'll get FM2010 for a 50%. It got a 25% and 50% off before.
This pack isn't worth of $45 IMO: The total war games are constantly on sale everywhere, there are some crap games and dlcs which I don't mind having, only worth of a bigger price is napoleon and sonic for being newer.

Depends. If the complete pack adds future Sega games like Alpha Protocol it would be worth it.

There's something fishy about the top sellers list on Steam. ( i mean how many europeans buy a 59.99€ pack )

Well it's actually a very good deal. If I didn't already have all the TW games, Outrun 2006 and AvP I would be tempted especially as I want Napoleon:TW and Sonic.

Yep, then it would. However, Steam complete packs down work that way.
There are several complete packs out there with games released later who are still not included. I also haven't seen any game added for free to previously bought packs - and it's a safe bet that it won't happen, ever.

No, not really. If you're interested in let's say Empire: Total War and holded back waiting for a deal - how many other titles in that pack you need be even remotely interested to see it as a bargain?
... and never underestimated that "Buy for 59,99 - safe 386,28" argument.

Sure, depends of each user. I don't want to be so harsh, yes I'd buy it for like $45 or below as I don't have the total war games on steam.
But yeah with Alpha Protocol coming, I'll pass it for now... :)
Of course they won't, they won't give you a $50-worth recently released game for free.
And yes they update packs, IIRC the THQ pack got updated with DoWII and RF:G. I'd like if they updated the Eidos pack with ALL the tomb raider and ALL the hitman games and JC2. :/

Guess what is on sale at GG now: http://www.gamersgate.com/DD-FM2010/football-manager-2010
50% off, $19.97 but it is DRM'ed: Uniloc 10.1 (wth is this Uniloc?)

Impulse has really good deals. Demigod, Sins of a Solar Empire %50 off. Galactic Civilizations 2 Complete is just $9.99.
http://www.impulsedriven.com/explore/onsale
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I prefer Steam. And I have Football Manager 2009 on Steam because of this I am waiting for %75 off so I want to buy FM 2010 for only $10 - 15. :) Also FM 2009 is using and Alpha Protocol will use Uniloc too. It is a cool DRM, you have limited activations it is 5 but you have revoke tool too. Also you can revoke your activations by visiting the website so you don't need to be afraid about I revoke my game before format or so.

Wait did someone said that Galactic Civilizations 2 Complete is on sale for only 10 freaking bucks?! WOW!!! That's like one the best deals ever!

Bah... You're late, my Chilean neighbor! GalCiv2 is mine already, mineee! :)