Telltale Games has announced a weighty addition to Valve's Steam service in the form of the Telltale Everything Pack. For only $69.99, adventure gamers can overdose on the first two seasons of Sam & Max, as well as Bone Episode 1 and Episode 2. Rounding out the package is Telltale Texas Hold'em, an outlandish take on the popular card game that has you competing "against four characters of such lethal absurdity, you'll either die laughing or die trying."

If $69.99 seems a steep price, consider the $59.99 price tag of Sam & Max Complete, which contains the first two seasons of Telltale's adventure series. Ten bucks more net you three extra games, which is quite a deal indeed.

Telltale Everything Pack is a fitting addition to Steam, which is quickly becoming a hot spot for revered game compilations. The id Super Pack, containing all of id Software's Doom, Quake, Wolfenstein, and Commander Keen titles, is also available for $69.99. Eidos Everything, a diverse omnibus of Hitman, Thief, Deus Ex, Commandos, and Tomb Raider titles, sits at $99.99. The Complete PopCap Collection, featuring the casual gaming juggernaut's most popular hits, is also priced at $99.99.

Offering such a rich catalog of games bundled at affordable prices made us ponder collections we'd love to see available via Valve's virtual vault. A Sierra adventure pack containing all King's Quest, Gabriel Knight, Space Quest, and Police Quest titles would be fantastic.

What compilations would you like to see available on Steam, or any other digital distribution service?