GOG (formerly known as Good Old Games) is having a huge Interplay sale that gives you 32 games for $34.99 (or more), or anywhere between $13.95 and $34.99 for 20 titles, or 8 games for whatever you want to pay under that. This is an amazing deal that will get you some classic titles you may well have grown up with. And that could make you feel old, but maybe good also. Nostalgia. → Read More
The next big PC game will be The Witcher 2, which should be released on May 12 (and if you’re cool like me you will have already pre-ordered). Unlike a certain other big RPG this year, it actually looks like it was developed within the past few years. If you order it from Good Old Games (the company behind GoG, CD Projekt, also developed the game) it will be completely DRM-free. That is to say… → Read More
You really ought to take a few mounts of your day to check out Adventure Classic Gaming’s interview with the folks behind Good Old Games, the online service that lets people download and play classic games, and completely without DRM. And what do you know, their selling of DRM-free games hasn’t caused the planet to explode (but it is sometimes hard to convince publishers to sign up). We’ve been… → Read More
Good Old Games is having itself a bit of a holiday sale (not that their prices aren’t already low!) that you’d be a fool to pass up. Highlights include Baldur’s Gate and Baldur’s Gate 2 for $6.99, Planescape: Torment for $6.99, Icewind Dale and Icewind Dale 2 for $6.99, Gothic and Gothic 2 for $6.99 each, and, to pick something that’s not an RPG, Duke Nukem 3D for $2.99. Why pay $60 for a… → Read More
Good news, Good Old Games users! The company just sent out an e-mail blast to let us all know that we’re getting a free game. Yup, if you joined the site before the recent re-launch you’ll soon have Jagged Alliance: Deadly Games added to your account, totally for free! Woo~! → Read More
Good Old Games has re-launched, but it looks like the site is having some growing pains. If you’re lucky enough to get the site to resolve this morning, you can expect to run into all sorts of server errors. Good luck buying Baldur’s Gate any time soon! → Read More
Good news and bad news, folks. The good news: Good Old Games isn’t shutting down at all! The bad news: Apparently Vince Russo is running the site’s PR department, because this type of “swerve” is rarely appreciated. → Read More
Well, bad news here. You may already be aware of this, but Good Old Games, also known as GOG, has shut down. A full update is expected this Wednesday, but a message was just posted on the Web site assuring us that all of our downloads are safe and sound. Pretty bummed out, yes. → Read More
Just another friendly heads-up, guys and dolls. Good Old Games, the Web site that sells good, old games (and completely DRM-free), has a bit of a sale going on right now that’s surely worth your time. Fallout for $2.99! Myst for $2.99! And more~! → Read More
This is just a friendly heads up for all the gamers in the audience. Good Old Games, a video game download service (think Steam, but less intrusive) created by the people who developed The Witcher, has a sale this weekend on games developed by Cyan, Inc. Oh, shiny~! → Read More
This is the final boarding call for Good Old Games Flight 1437 with service to Fallout. (Boo.) → Read More
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