What was your first Steam Purchase?

I bought Sniper Ghost Warrior Gold which I traded later. I've never bought any game using Steam Wallet for my purpose. Trading mainly. All of my games are through Ninja'ed keys. :D

Psychonauts

Battlefield Bad Company 2

It was Half-life 1 Anthology ( included HL1, Opposite force, Blue shift and tf classic ) as redeemable cd code and The Witcher: Enhanced Edition in steam store.

Counter Strike: Source.. back in 08

Medieval II: Total War Gold

I really don't know why this was my first purchase. It was probably on sale or something.

Mine was the Magicka Complete Collection ^^ But sadly I missed a 75% off before when all of my friends bought it for five bucks, so I was somehow "forced" to buy it at full price -.-

The first game that made me install Steam was the Orange Box, followed by Warhammer 40k: Dawn of War II. The first game I actually bought on Steam was Psychonauts.

CS 1.6

CS 1.6 2 years ago. The only game i payed with cash. And last.

Deus Ex GOTY edition, December 25 2012 :D

Deus Ex GOTY edition, December 25 2012 :D

Weel, I first bought Half Life Anthology (retail), it came with a steam cd key, but in the steam store itself, it was Condition Zero xD. Then Trine 2.

GTA Complete for 7.5€ in 2011

Retail version of CS Anthology

Half Life 2...well bought a retail version of Half Life 2 and i was forced ton install Steam ,this happened 9 years ago....

Dungeon Defenders

Maigcka, after buying a 50 cents pack of something on TF2 to become premium...

CS 1.6

First I bought Modern warfare 2. Then I bought the Orange box and became a steam addict. After 60+ games from gifts, bundles and retail disks my accound got suspended "for piracy"(actually I asked my Russian friend to activate Russian-region restricted key on my account). Then I made this account and my first purchase was some Warhammer game, since it was the cheapest in the store(about 5 euros) and I needed something to activate on my account. Well that's it.

Bastion, no regrets there :D

cs 1.6

Bethesda Collection (Summer 2012)