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50% Off Batman Arkham City, Resident Evil 6, Crysis 3 and Many More During Huge Summer Sale

GamersGate has launched their Summer Sale with huge discounts ranging from 40 to 80 percent off a large number of PC and Mac titles. Fans can get Batman Arkham City, Resident Evil 6, Crysis 3 and many more titles at 50 percent off!

From the Press Release
As you may already know, leading digital distribution platform GamersGate kicked off its video game Summer Sale last week, featuring discounts of up to 40 to 80 percent off on a numerous number of PC and Mac titles.

With that said, I wanted to reach out and let you know that the GamersGate Summer Sale continues this week with another set of discounts and daily deals on digital titles. This week's deals include:

Daily Deals

Crysis 3 - Electronic Arts - 50%
Saints Row The Third - Deep Silver - 75%
Resident Evil 6 - Capcom - 50%

Publisher Bundles

Batman Complete Collection - Warner Bros. Interactive - 66%
Dragon Age Collection - Electronic Arts - 70%
Crysis Collection - Electronic Arts - 60%
Operation Stormfront Bundle - Noble Master Games - 75%
Fatshark Collection - Fatshark - 75%

Weeklong Deals

Disciples III: Resurrection - Kalypso - 66%
Batman Arkham City - Warner Bros. Interactive - 50%
F.E.A.R. 3 - Warner Bros. Interactive - 50%
Stronghold 3 Gold - 7Sixty - 75%
Dead Island Game of the Year Edition - Deep Silver - 50%
Deponia - Daedalic Entertainment - 50%

Keep checking back daily to see what games are being discounted!

For more information about GamersGate's Summer Sale, and for a full portfolio of discounted games, visit: http://www.gamersgate.com.

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