I used to pay full price, but then full price took a Moneysaver arrow to the knee. Skyrim's Legendary package, Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen, and Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition headline today's Moneysaver, literally and figuratively. We've had a lot of One-Shots in the past couple days, so dig in to those to grab a Vita with $50 credit, get new release Remember Me for 25% off, get 30% back in store credit on the latest gaming rig components, or be welcomed in to Amazon's new indie store. Humble Weekly Sale The latest Humble Weekly is really, really serious. Get all these games for around 4 bucks.• Serious Sam HD: The First Encounter• Serious Sam HD: The Second Encounter• Serious Sam: The Random Encounter• Serious Sam 2• Serious Sam 3: BFE• Serious Sam Double D• Serious Sam: Kamikaze Attack [Not Steam but also on Android]• Serious Sam Public Test 2 [Not Steam] PC/Mac • Skyrim Legendary Edition [Steam] ($45) | Gamezebo | Normally $60 • Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition [Steam] ($12) | Green Man Gaming via TechBargains | Use code GMG20-JLKSA-7A8HA • Arkham Asylum GOTY and Arkham City GOTY ($12) | Amazon• Lego Batman 1 + 2 ($12) | AmazonBeyond those, Amazon has lots of other Warner Bros. games also on sale. Here's our coverage of Amazon's brand new indie store. Grab new release Remember Me right here. • Borderlands 2 + Borderlands GOTY ($20) | Gamefly • Bundle Swedish Developers ($25) | GamersGate | 11 games including Knytt Underground and Unmechanical. Individual games are also on sale. • Arkham Origins [Steam] ($40) | Green Man Gaming | GMG20-JLKSA-7A8HA PS3 • Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen ($30) | Amazon via Dealzon • Tomb Raider Collector's Edition ($70) | Gamestop via DealNews | Use code CAT75 • Persona 4 Arena ($20) | Amazon via Daily Game Deals • Arkham City GOTY ($15) | Amazon via Daily Game Deals • Red Dead Redemption GOTY ($20) | Amazon via Daily Game Deals • Record of Agarest War 2 Limited Edition ($34) | Amazon via TechDealDigger | $53+ elsewhere • Rayman Origins ($15) | Amazon• Tomb Raider ($35) | Amazon• Bioshock Infinite ($40) | Amazon• Borderlands 2 ($25) | Amazon• Starhawk ($13) | Amazon 360 • Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen ($30) | Amazon via Dealzon • Tomb Raider Collector's Edition ($70) | Gamestop via DealNews | Use code CAT75 • Arkham City GOTY ($15) | Amazon via Daily Game Deals • Red Dead Redemption GOTY ($20) | Amazon via Daily Game Deals • Fallout 3 GOTY ($15) | Amazon• Bioshock Infinite ($40) | Amazon• Borderlands 2 ($28) | Amazon • 2000 MS Points for the price of 1600 ($20) | Newegg via Daily Game Deals • Xbox 360 Rock Band Midi Pro-Adapter ($16) | Amazon via TechDealDigger | $34+ elsewhere Wii U • Lego City Undercover ($40) | Amazon Vita Click here to nab Soul Sacrifice cheap and a Playstation Vita with a $50 Amazon credit. • Rayman Origins ($19) | Amazon 3DS • Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D ($30) | Newegg via Reddit | Use code EMCXPXS84 iOS • Final Fantasy Tactics: War of the Lions ($8) | iTunes | Normally $16 Android • FREE Google Keyboard | Google Play via Lifehacker Media • The Complete Metropolis [DVD] ($16) | Amazon via Deals | Lowest ever • Yojimbo [Blu-ray] ($20) | Amazon via Daily DVD Deals • Miller's Crossing [Blu-ray] ($8) | Amazon via Deals • Tenchi Muyo Movie Collection [DVD] ($20) | Best Buy via Daily DVD Deals Tech • Razer Naga Hex Laser Gaming Mouse ($55) | Amazon via Deals | Lowest ever Rigged Here's how to get Haswell processors and/or NVIDIA Series 700 cards with 30% back in credit. Here are some huge discounts on Lenovo gaming laptops• Lenovo IdeaPad Y410p ($719) | Lenovo via Dealzmodo | Originally $1000 | Use coupon code HOMEPCDEAL • Shell Shocker Barebones Desktop AMD 3.3GHz Six-Core/650Ti 2GB/Corsair 8GB/1 TB ($500) | Newegg via TechBargains | Rebates on page Inventory • Puma 40% off | via FatWallet | Use code PUMAFRIENDS • FREE Orbit Gum | 7-Eleven | Requires app Keep up with Shane Roberts on Kinja and Twitter. Check out Dealzmodo for more great tech deals, and Deals.Kinja.com for even more discounts. Join us every weekday at 2:15pm ET for the full Moneysaver roundup, brought to you by the Commerce Team. We're here to bring Kotaku readers the best gaming deals available, and to be clear, we also make money if you buy. We want your feedback.