Ok.
Doesn't mean that my suggestion is technically impossible though - just might mean more work involved (GOG's own installer routines :/).

Right, I don't actually keep up-to-date on obsolete standards. Thanks for the correction anyway.

I would like to see the General Discussions pages look like the attached image rather than the way it is. Seems like it's necessary to scroll and extra inch or so every time you reach the bottom of a page . . .just to get to the page links.

Making the File Integrity Check optional in the installer would be nice. It's not a massive issue, but having to go through it twice on Vista/Win 7 is just annoying, especially as I've never had a corrupt download yet so just end up clicking skip then okay twice.

When browsing the full catalogue: display a small icon besides the games that I have wishlisted, similar to the "Own It" icon. But maintaining the price visible together with the wishlist icon.

I would really like to see some OSX support for games running under dosbox and scummVM. This would be real easy for gog to provide, and be very convenient for existing customers to not have to go through the hassle of getting the games up and running on mac. Would probably bring new customers as well.

Agreed. And Linux too.

I wish more technical information was provided about games. Specifically, it'd be really nice if the game information pages listed whether or not the game is fixed-resolution or supports custom resolutions (either natively or through a hack), and whether or not it supports multiplayer (and what sorts of multiplayer it does).
In most cases, this information is available through a little googling, but it'd be a lot more convenient if the GOG team provided the information.
--- MrDOS

MrDOS, I would like similar features in the gamecards.
Most importantly knowing the patch version for all the games; adding a version number for the gog installer (when it gets win7 compatibility also); listing the game's minimum and maximum resolution or if it is fixed resolution, 4:3 or widescreen; describing if the game uses an emulation software or not; adding Single-Player, Multi-Player and Co-Op icons.

Include a link for the games Wishlist at the bottom of EVERY GOG page, similar to the twitter and youtube links.

What with Windows 7 compatibility testing being underway, new versions of DOSBox coming out and whatnot, it would be nice if game downloads showed a 'last modified on' date, so I could have a quick check to see if the package for a game I want to play has been updated since I downloaded it. Similarly, a page listing downloads sorted by date (for games you own) would be very welcome. Might even save you some bandwidth if people are paranoid enough ;)

I want a new way of viewing your games. Still in the shelves, but placed like they would be in real life, with only the spine visible. I saw a mock-up of something like that somewhere on the web,, which had some games fallen down and others resting on other games, and the shelf even had cobwebs in it. I liked that design. Also, would be nice if the game covers were 3D, and you could turn it around and look at it. Would probably take a bit too much work for it to be worth it. I'd still rather see some more great games released.

That was back in April. Made as a 1st-of-April joke, you're not alone in wishing for it to happen for real as there were quite a few people getting upset that it was just a joke.

While you're browsing the Games Catalogue, there's a little icon that tells you if you "own it"; would it be possible to have a similar icon for games already in your wishlist? I was going through a whole load of games yesterday, but couldn't remember which ones I'd already added, so had to go into the individual game pages to see whether they were already on my wishlist!