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  The_Don | May 14, 2008
  *Sigh* If only my PC wasn't so crappy. Seriously, this is totally awesome for NVIDIA graphics card owners. Not only do they get extremely better graphics, they get completely free games to test it out too.
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    VeGiTAX2 | May 14, 2008
    It is nice that NVIDIA stepped up to what ATI had been doing for about a year now to kinda please the masses. Too many companies skip out on even including demos with new cards these days unless you opt for the most expensive packages. =/
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  chautemoc | May 14, 2008
  Thats really messed up/awesome. Im gonna try it now.
  
  Edit: Yeah it works. The Portal demo is 6 gigs though. :S
  Found this online: "Whenever you download a game that is based on Valve's HL2-engine, it comes with tons of shared files, that contain data that is used by lots of games. The problem is, that usually only a small amount of data is even used by the game, yet you have to download and store those huge files on your disc just to play a small game.
  
  Portal is an excellent example for that. It's a pretty small game, yet gets bloated immensely when being offered as separate download."
  
  Also apparently this has been on since January? Unless they stopped/started again just now.
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    tallteen86 | May 14, 2008
    Aye, I noticed when I was selecting/unselecting some stuff....Portal by itself, is about 6.2GB, one or both of the Half Life ones were about 3 GB by themselves (or together, whichever)....This is due to shared graphics...Stick everything (all 4 games), and it is only about 6.8GB...
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    VeGiTAX2 | May 14, 2008
    Yeah this offer has been going on for quite a bit, it kinda seemed to act in response to the ongoing offer from ATI that has been going on for about a year now with no end in sight. Better late than never I guess.
    
    Given that HL2: DM has had trouble keeping a crowd since launch it's not suprising to see them pitching it to the masses to keep it alive.
    
    ATI current game pack
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  Armed Rebel | May 14, 2008
  Wow, definitely cool. I already have the games, but cool nonetheless. Go nVidia.
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  Ameer | May 14, 2008
  Shame I have all those games. Ah well.
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  Nath | May 15, 2008
  This has been going since the Orange Box was released, I already got my copy of Peggle Extreme through it (bought the Orange Box games separately, oh well).
  
  Still neat, though. It works well with the Orange Box, as it doesn't come with HL2M.