While your friends with Xboxes are sleeping on the sidewalk in front of Gamestop in anticipation of the big Halo Reach launch on Tuesday, you can spend the whole weekend at home playing with the mountain of cheap games you can buy in these Weekend Sales.
Good Old Games is selling a pair of Activision strategy games at 20% off, or 30% if you buy both as a bundle. The deal is for Call to Power 2, and Caesar III. I highly recommend you grab Caesar III, a game I spent an embarrassingly large amount of time playing when it came out eleven years ago.
ImpulseDriven.com always has a bunch of things on sale; of note is their deal on The Sims 3 which is marked at $19.99. Various Sims 3 expansions, are also marked down by 50%, including Ambitions, High End Loft, and World. Amazon.com has a Deal of the Day on Supreme Commander 2 for $9.99 (Even though you can buy it used for $6.99 on the same site).
Steam is selling Blood Bowl: Dark Elves Edition for ten dollars. This is niche gaming at its weirdest; imagine if all the races from Lord of the Rings decided to settle their differences with a game of football. That’s what Blood Bowl is like.
Direct2Drive continues its month-long mega sale with 2 new deals each day, plus a weekly sale with a bunch of games marked at six dollars. Today's daily deal is Lord of the Rings Online for five dollars. But the ultimate strangeness is the sale on The Girls of Summer; a PDF file of nerd porn, in 3-D. I am not making this up. 
This week’s six dollar games include SWAT 4, the underrated tactical shooter by Irrational Games. And, for those of you who like Strategy RPGs and pretending that you’re a pretty princess, you can buy King’s Bounty: Armored Princess for six bucks (Tiara not included).
