Gamers' Life Line

The other day i bought a copy of webuser which is a computing magazine in the UK. This issue came with a disk which had quite a few pieces of software that would have to be paid for.

One example would be magix movie edit pro 14 which costs a fair bit but comes free with the magazine.

BTW the magazine only cost £2 which is $3 for $80+ worth of apps.

Usually, these are only trial versions of the software

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some are trials but some are full editions so its not like you've been ripped off

Like Snow White said.

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I used to be gunknightlord but for some reason my account got deleted. If you don't remember me, I don't give a crap but still, Lane, try to help me get my lost account back! Also I play Warrock, Savage 2: A tortured soul, Half Life 2: Deathmatch, F.E.A.R Combat, Tremulous, Gunz, Quake Live, and Battlefield Heroes.

When they're not trials then they're likely to be old outdated versions or open source software :P

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Or programs that are completely redundant and useless...

Yeah, exactly.

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I used to be gunknightlord but for some reason my account got deleted. If you don't remember me, I don't give a crap but still, Lane, try to help me get my lost account back! Also I play Warrock, Savage 2: A tortured soul, Half Life 2: Deathmatch, F.E.A.R Combat, Tremulous, Gunz, Quake Live, and Battlefield Heroes.

You can visit this website, there're many commercial software is given away each day here and of cource, all is legal.
http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/