how much have you spent on gog games

[Physics Engine]

Maybe about $15 give or take.

I bought the original Witcher for $10 and Wing Commander: Freelancer for $5-ish?

I want Freespace 2 but lack a decent flight stick to play it with. Would it work with a 360 controller?

 

[Worgen]

Didn't know Gog.com existed, nice place there, brings back some good old memories, lots of games I wouldn't mind giving a go again, but for 9.99? for some games that have 10 or more years no thank you.
But it was a nice idea to give us "older" folks a ride back to the past.

the best thing about gog games is that there is no drm and they are re-coded to work on modern operating systems, not to mention they regularly have sales on their games like steam does

 

[Althus]

Didn't know Gog.com existed, nice place there, brings back some good old memories, lots of games I wouldn't mind giving a go again, but for 9.99? for some games that have 10 or more years no thank you.
But it was a nice idea to give us "older" folks a ride back to the past.

the best thing about gog games is that there is no drm and they are re-coded to work on modern operating systems, not to mention they regularly have sales on their games like steam does

Yes those features you mention are a plus,I admit, its always nice to know that some of those game are still here to be played again.
I saw some games that tempted me I confess.

Now only time will tell if I get any of those games or not.

 

[Cowabungaa]

I would spend cash on GoG.com if they'd had iDeal as a payment option. I don't use PayPal, and I don't have a creditcard either. I got Planescape Torment of it for free though, that was nice. As a matter of fact, I'll go play that now.

 

[Continuity]

lately Ive been buying a few too many classic pc games off gog.com, I mean, just buying, not even installing or dling, I just like having them and the cool extras, the latest one I got was a 2nd copy of the longest journey just so I know it will work on a modern system and it beats having to install from 4 cds and it was on daily sale

I think in total Ive probably spent about a 100 bucks there

Wow, 100 bucks, go you. I've only bought one game off gog which was arcanum and that was basically because I couldnt find it anywhere else.

Not that I have anything against gog its just that steam is my preferred platform and my secondary is hard copy.

Funny you should mention TLJ, I just bought TLJ and dreamfall in the latest steam sale... even though I haven them in hard copy and have completed both at least twice... I guess its just good to know that these old classics are to hand if I ever want to replay them.

 

[Worgen]

lately Ive been buying a few too many classic pc games off gog.com, I mean, just buying, not even installing or dling, I just like having them and the cool extras, the latest one I got was a 2nd copy of the longest journey just so I know it will work on a modern system and it beats having to install from 4 cds and it was on daily sale

I think in total Ive probably spent about a 100 bucks there

Wow, 100 bucks, go you. I've only bought one game off gog which was arcanum and that was basically because I couldnt find it anywhere else.

Not that I have anything against gog its just that steam is my preferred platform and my secondary is hard copy.

Funny you should mention TLJ, I just bought TLJ and dreamfall in the latest steam sale... even though I haven them in hard copy and have completed both at least twice... I guess its just good to know that these old classics are to hand if I ever want to replay them.

I use steam for allot also but gog does have some major advantages, for one they really try and make the games compatible and Im fairly sure they will do that for any new os that comes out and also, there is no drm on them so I can do what I will with them and not need to have steam running