Quake3World

About bloody time I say.

Should a) provide a convincing argument against DRM and b) totally destroy the inflated market in old classics. Plus everything costs less than the average iPhone game.
Pity it's just interplay and codemasters at the moment though, have been buying games in the hope that the site succeeds and builds a bigger library

This is amazing, my email has been submitted!

So basically they're selling 10 year old games wrapped in a shiny foil. Pretty.

I lost my Fallout 2 CD in an unfortunate vacuuming accident.
This website is good thing.

Eraser wrote:So basically they're selling 10 year old games wrapped in a shiny foil. Pretty.

What, wrapped in a shiny foil of "working properly under modern operating systems"?.

This is also coming from Mr. Nintendo Fanboy #1, who has presumably bought Mario World on six different platforms by now, at full retail price

i resent that.

im no ninty fanboy but mario world is the best platformer known to man, and i do own it more than once

Geebs wrote:

Eraser wrote:So basically they're selling 10 year old games wrapped in a shiny foil. Pretty.

What, wrapped in a shiny foil of "working properly under modern operating systems"?.

This is also coming from Mr. Nintendo Fanboy #1, who has presumably bought Mario World on six different platforms by now, at full retail price

heh, you're right. Partly at least
I didn't check the website thoroughly enough to realise they did something to the games to make them work on modern systems. That is a good service.
With PC games you never know how long they'll last though.

oh, and: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=38244

have to say btw that Op Flashpooint works flawlessly on my machine

Hey whatever happened to Flashpoint 2, they still making that?

announced, in production, screenshots released, delayed, cancelled, deleted, re-announced, current release date Q1 2009.

MKJ wrote:announced, in production, screenshots released, delayed, cancelled, deleted, re-announced, current release date Q1 2009.

sounds like duke nukem.
Speaking of which...



let's all point and laugh

Q1 2009, damnit... we'll all be bankrupt by then

well, you will be.

aye, possibly

MKJ wrote:i resent that.

im no ninty fanboy but mario world is the best platformer known to man, and i do own it more than once

Me too

i didn't notice Q3 on there, but then it runs fine under XP SP3

speaking of SP3, who else was pissed off at having to re-hack their uxtheme.dll to get the pretty skins again? grr

Bleh, SP3 fails.

StarControl II still works on Vista 64-bit. Bam.

After getting my key and checking out their library, it is really small at the moment. The Fallout games are awesome, but I want something good that I've never played before.

So far I've picked up the Fallouts, Freespace 2, MDK. I agree, I'd like to see a bigger selection.

Vote

http://www.gog.com/en/wishlist

Geebs wrote:

Eraser wrote:So basically they're selling 10 year old games wrapped in a shiny foil. Pretty.

What, wrapped in a shiny foil of "working properly under modern operating systems"?.

This is also coming from Mr. Nintendo Fanboy #1, who has presumably bought Mario World on six different platforms by now, at full retail price

Some of them use dosbox and similar programs to 'workaround' working on XP and Vista. I can already do that.

Yeah, but I've tried dosbox before and it's a massive fag to deal with. Speaking of good old games, having played through a bit of fallout 2, fallout 3 is bound to be a disappointment. Bethesda really don't have either the sense of humour or the ability with plotting of Black Isle

*punches rat in the groin*

So gog.com is fucking awesome....gonna be reliving my neardy years again soon

theyre not only selling old games nowadays either.
pretty spiffy service tbh