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Rockstar Games now available through Steam.

StarJet | January 04, 2008 | News | Company 
After Rockstar Games being available through online distributor Direct2Drive, it seems Rockstar is pursuing more online distributors to sell their games. It is evident by the fact that Rockstar is now selling their games through Steam. Click here to check out Steam.
As digital distribution's popularity continues to grow, so too does the number of publishers offering their games through download services. Today, Rockstar Games announced it would be offering its entire back catalog of PC games through Valve's popular digital distribution service, Steam.

Rockstar's support for Steam includes 10 games. Among that number are the complete Grand Theft Auto series, ranging from the original GTA through Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, as well as Midnight Club II, Max Payne, Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne, Manhunt, and Wild Metal Country.

Gamers who prefer to shop in bulk can purchase the entire Rockstar Collection for $59.95 or can get just the GTA Collection for $29.95. Since Rockstar has previously made GTA, GTA2, and Wild Metal Country available as free downloads through its Classics series, the three games are available only through Steam as part of their respective bundles.

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    Storm | January 05, 2008
    Steam is growing quite well. It's through Steam that I got The Orange Box, and they get good deals here and there.

    I could have sworn there was an article just like this one, though...
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      StarJet | January 05, 2008
      I think that was about Direct2Drive. Not Steam.
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    Incidnia | January 05, 2008
    Does San Andreas on steam have the whole video capture thing or will I have to download it separate?

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