Borderlands is actually a prequel to "Legendary."
So here's what I got (including gifts for other people):
Rocket Knight
Full Pipe
Gravitron 2
MDK Combo
Safecracker 2
Ghost Master
Dark Void Zero
Super Laser Racer
Borderlands
Beat Hazard
Bionic Commando + Rearmed
Borderlands DLC: The Secret Armory of General Knoxx
Borderlands DLC: Mad Moxxi
Star Wars: Empire at War Gold
Borderlands DLC: Dr. Ned
Winterbottom
Shatter
Flotilla
Supreme Commander 2
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed
Introversion Complete Pack - Summer 2010
Bioshock 2
Dragon Age: Origins
RollerCoaster Tycoon 3: Platinum
Plants vs. Zombies
Total: $150.28
Curse you, Steam...CURSE YOUUUU! (Seriously though, that comes to $5 a game if you count DLC.)
Alright, about the pull the trigger on Borderlands, Beat Hazard, Bionic Commando, and Empire at War. Just torn on whether to add any Borderlands DLC...quick, someone decide for me!
AHHHHH MOTHERLAND!!!
Already got Bioshock 2 and the Introversion pack, on the fence about the Telltale pack.
Also just in case you don't remember their Year End Sale shenanigans, remember to wait until the end before buying anything that's not a daily deal, as it's liable to drop even lower than it already is.
It should probably be noted that the source is actually originally from Link's Awakening. That said, an excellent arrangement, though it leaves one wishing for more. Great work, ProtoDome, always good to see you on the front page!
I guess you could technically use emulators to play homebrew games. Then again reverse-engineering commercial software to make homebrew games in the first place is probably illegal.