EA’s Humble Bundle Offers Games For Charity

Earlier this month EA (Electronic Arts) launched a temporary website offering amazing deals on popular game titles all in the name of charity, calling it the Humble Bundle. Now the deals have been extended and the packages or bundles expanded with the addition of 2 more titles, which totals 10 games for around $5.00. The bundle retails for nearly $250.

Since the site launched on August 14, almost 2 million visitors have flooded the site and charities have accrued over $8 million.  The site will continue to offer the incredible deals until August 28^th (Wednesday). For as little as $1 you can purchase “Dead Space”, “Medal of Honor”, “Crysis 2 Maximum Edition” and “Mirror’s Edge”. All of the game purchased can be unlocked on Origin and select titles on Steam, which requires a $1 minimum on all key codes.
The official soundtracks to “Battlefield 3″ and “Sims 3″ are included at no cost no matter what game you purchase.
The charities earning donation money for the Humble Bundle include the American Red Cross, The American Cancer Society, Humans Rights Campaign, GamesAid, watsi, and the San Francisco AIDS Foundation.
The Humble Bundle 10 game package includes:
 10 brilliant games. Pay what you want and get Dead Space 3; Dead Space; Crysis 2 Maximum Edition; Burnout Paradise: The Ultimate Box; Medal of Honor; and Mirror’s Edge. If you pay more than the average, you’ll also receive The Sims 3 (along with two expansion packs in The Sims 3 Starter Pack);Battlefield 3; Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 – Uprising; and Populous.
EA was in attendance at the Gamescom 2013 in Cologne, Germany. Wednesday’s Press Conference by Electronic Arts revealed the Sims 4, new modes from “Plants v.  Zombies; Garden Warfare” and a sneak peak at FIFA 14.

EA’s Humble Bundle Offers Games For Charity