This is in no way against the spirit of the bundles. The spirit of the bundles is that you pay however much you please, allocating how you choose between charities, devs and the humble crew.
Unfortunately the games THQ offers are only available on Steam, but that's the way it shakes. However you look at it, they are still sharing a high-quality selection of games that you don't have to pay them ANYTHING for. You can put 100% of your payment toward charity and THQ still happily gives you the games.
I don't see how that's against the spirit of the bundles.
Unfortunately the games THQ offers are only available on Steam, but that's the way it shakes. However you look at it, they are still sharing a high-quality selection of games that you don't have to pay them ANYTHING for. You can put 100% of your payment toward charity and THQ still happily gives you the games.
I don't see how that's against the spirit of the bundles.