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[Update] Sega's Giving Away Another Trio Of Games On Steam
Update: A third wave of free games has hit the Make War, Not Love promotion page. The games are Gunstar Heroes, Renegade Ops, and Vikings: Battle For Asgard. You can enter your email address on the page to receive a code, though SEGA notes that it might take a few days for the code to get to you because of the high volume of requests to work through.
Original Story (February 17 at 2:20 p.m. Central): Sega's holding its third annual Make War, Not Love promotion, where players can participate in a meta battle to unlock free DLC. You don't need to participate to grab a few free games, however, and you can download three at no cost right now.
Log onto Steam and visit the pages for Golden Axe, Hell Yeah! Or Jet Set Radio. There, you'll notice that they're bundled as part of a package. Add that to your library, and they're yours. That's it.
The next wave, which includes Streets of Rage II, Binary Domain, and Condemned: Criminal Origins, is coming in a couple of days, at which point this offer is likely to expire. So get on it if you're interested!
Meanwhile, Dawn of War II, Total War: Attila, and Company of Heroes 2 are on sale for 75-percent off. Take a look at their Steam pages or the Make War, Not Love 3 site for more information.
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