Geometry Wars comes to Steam

Best $2.50 you will spend this week

By Charlie Demerjian

Tue Jun 19 2007, 10:48

IT IS NOT really news that Valve is on a roll with Steam, signing up everyone and their brother to the distribution network. Now comes the biggest news, Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved is coming to Steam.

But wait, it gets better, the game is only $2.50, rising to $3.95 on the 22nd. It is worth it, buy now, don't wait. Time to run downstairs and fire up the Tempest and Robotron 2048 machines while it downloads. µ

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