GOG , Good Old Games - Official Thread

I think the point was already mentioned. They work on new O/S's. If you are still running win 95/98/xp then great, otherwise unlikely to get some games running.

At least that's my take on it. I still think they are expensive, and with my measly 60kb/s connection I won't be downloading any games soon!
 
With GOG you are not just paying for the game - you are paying for awesome service that goes with it, compatibility, bonuses (soundtracks, making off videos, wallpapers etc) and awesome community.The fact that they work everywhere at any time is of course awesome too.
 
What happened to all the people that said they were never going to buy on this site again??
 
Before it all kicked off, PC Gamer sat down with GOG co-founder Marcin Iwinski and Managing Director Guillaume Rambourg to discover the story behind their relaunch, and how they convince publishers to release their games without DRM, how they combat piracy, and their holy mission to improve PC gaming. Warning: this interview contains Poles explaining themselves using slightly awkward metaphors.
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http://www.pcgamer.com/2010/09/24/good-old-games-on-online-activation-its-just-********/
 
Oh. My. God.

BLOOD!!1ONE

:D :D :D :D :D :D :D

http://www.gog.com/en/gamecard/one_unit_whole_blood/ ;)


I'm actually panting, this could actually be my favourite game of all time... I can't wait man, I can't wait.

Just for my e-peen:

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University internet are tehwin. :cool:
 
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http://www.gog.com/en/news/new_release_planescape_torment/0
 
I just got my hands on an old copy of PST the other day too. Bah.

I really find it hard to start WRPGs though. They never really give you much in the way of overall plot when you start. I'm still moping around the first town because all the jobs I've got are a bit meh.
 
Hmm, tempting...especially as the DVD re-release is already as rare as hen's teeth.

Your first companion's a talking, floating skull that distracts enemies by insulting them, what's not to like? :p
 
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