Any1 else notice...?

Game prices fall. I assume Steam follows the rest of the retailers and have some sort of "recommended retail pirce".
Of course this is not true if you live in Oceania where the prices stay at a flat 200% mark-up, because fuck you.

Don't they do this ... all the time? After a few months prices go down. And wasn't Fallout 3 at 20$ for a few good months now?

I don't think it has anything to do with the store, just the fact the games have been out for awhile and generally people don't play as many games in the summer (yay good weather) so it makes it a good time to drop the price

has to do with MSRP, and the fact that they need to stay competitive with the other Digital retailers out there. no one will buy Batman AC on steam for $50 where its $30 on Impulse, only thing that would stall people from this is Achievements.

Yeah, but retailers don't usually mark down prices, they take there sweet ass time.

steam does do this all the time but only with a few games at a time. ive seen bunch of games going down in price in the last 2 months or so.

That would make sense Monukai, drop prices as a last ditch effort to increase sales since summer is near and new releases are just around the corner and what not

Every game's price drops after a while, it's normal. When released it can cost $60 after 6months price will fall to $40 and after 2years it will fall to $20. Nothing unusual

The prices have dropped in the UK store as well.

It's because of the goty coming out probably

It's probably more of a price update, since you can find most of these games way cheaper on stores. For example, here on Spain I saw Saints Row the Third for 20 € (on Steam was at 50 €, now reduced at 30 €), Fallout New Vegas at 5 €, and a lot more games cheaper than those on Steam. Too bad that CoD saga is still way overpriced as hell, if only I could only pay for the single player campaigns.

Games are old? Or alot of steam users have em so they want the rest of people to buy em....

Wasn't Portal 1 originally like $19.99?

None of that's new, OP... :/

If games are on US Steam on sale for 5$, in German Steam the Price is 5€...but it should be 3,80€...

They always calculate the price 1:1 instead of using the Dollar course..