GameFly is expanding its services. We already know the company is famous for allowing people to rent 3DS, DS, GameCube, GBA, PS2, PS3, PSP, Wii, Xbox, Xbox 360 through the mail and buy games. Next, it’s heading into digital distribution and rentals. The new service is going to be called Unlimited PC Play, with a beta beginning September 8, 2011. This news comes three months after GameFly’s acquisition of the Direct2Drive direct download retailer.

The basic Unlimited Play client will be free, allowing users to purchase Windows and Mac games and interact with other GameFly Unlimited Play users. If someone is a GameFly member, that’s when more options come into play…

It’s no Humble Indie Bundle, but Direct2Drive has an independent game pack that might be worth picking up this weekend. The Indie Sack Pack Vol. 1 is a very viable option for PC gamers looking for some new adventures to undertake. Besides, it’s not often you can get a $29.95 bundle of five games for $19.95…

Direct2Drive is among the many companies hoping to help the Japan earthquake and tsunami relief effort by offering a promotion for customers to take advantage of. There’s no sale, but there is a charitable effort going on at this digital retailer. If you buy any game at D2D between now and March 21, 2011, then D2D will donate $1 for one you buy to the American Red Cross to help those hit hardest by the devastating disaster on March 11, 2011. So if you buy 10 games, the Red Cross gets $10. Any game counts, and helps D2D make a donation that will make a difference…

Direct2Drive has two reasons for people to make plans to stop by this weekend. The downloadable game distributor has updated its selection of casual games and has a sale running on every RPG it carries. Whether you’re a beginning gamer or someone who spends hours, level grinding characters and finding every secret, there’s a very good chance D2D now has something new for you to see. Besides, you can get a free copy of Westward (Windows) for stopping by…

So, how are you planning to celebrate Presidents Day? You remember, Presidents Day. It’s happening Monday, February 21, 2011. Great, I can’t believe you forgot about it again. Well, now you know. Which is good, because lots of stores tend to have sales to celebrate and you can cash in on some great deals. For example, you can build up your Windows and Mac game library by stopping at Direct2Drive. It’s already confirmed its holding a 20% off Presidents Day sale this year. You can take that much off of any game on the site…

Direct2Drive wants you to bug your friends! But don’t worry, you’ll be rewarded if you do. The digital distributor has just started a “Tell a Friend” program to encourage members to send emails to their friends and family, bugging them to make an account and purchase at their site. The people you pester will also get a little bonus too, if that makes you feel any better.

You only get stuff if the people you refer buy something from D2D, which is fairly typical with a this kind of program…

During QuakeCon 2010, Splash Damage revealed pre-order incentives for its upcoming first-person role playing game Brink. Brink doesn’t come out until 2011, but Splash Damage just couldn’t wake to give us the good news. We’ll list the retail outlets and items below, but let me tell you some items involve Doom and Fallout 3.

Are you one of the people who have heard nothing but good things about Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare but never got the chance to experience it? Now is your chance to pick it up at a $10 discount from Direct2Drive. The sale started August 29, 2008, and will continue until midnight, September 1, 2008.

Direct2Drive offers the game as a digital download that is stored right onto your hard drive. The game comes…