Thanks for the free game.

Thanks for Bio Menace !

Any chance to see entire 3drealms anthology here ?

& BTW - where is DOOM 3 ?! =)

Damn, I bought Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project some hours ago (at full price) just to make sure that I'll have it when it might leave GOG's catalogue next year. I knew I should've waited some more days.

Morrowind has a more distinct world than either Oblivion or Skyrim. Oblivion is basically just a generic medieval fantasy setting with stupid level scaling and drab dungeons, while Skyrim is basically just a viking setting with a neutered level up and skill system, along with a fixation on draugar ruins. Morrowind, on the other hand, imparts more of a conflicted setting between an indigenous civilization and an invading imperialistic one, while having a mix of various dungeons and caves which follow the lore of the place. Your skill choices actually have a significant impact on your ability to survive and use the innate and natural resources available to you. Morrowind has a more fantastical and alien setting overall, compared to the familiar European styled lands of Oblivion and Skyrim.

Morrowind doesn't look as refined as it once seemed, but that can be fixed with mods to make it have Oblivion level fidelity. Mods can also help balance out some of the skill system quirks, as well. (Taking athletics or acrobatics as major or minor makes you level up a bit too quickly, enchantment and alchemy eventually obsolete a pure mage character, Atronach star sign is almost always the best sign once you know what you're doing, etc) The main quest is not quite as interesting as some of the side quests (as is the case with every Elder Scrolls game), but the lore itself behind Morrowind's development, and some of the origins of the Empire and their motives, can all be found here in painstaking detail. Once again, mods only enhance what is available to you.

The base of Morrowind isn't bad, but it's very dated. Mods fix all of those problems and make a run through the game no lesser than a new Skyrim run.

Wenn ist das Nunstück git und Slotermeyer? Ja! Beiherhund das Oder die Flipperwaldt gersput!

What the....?
Des is koa Deitsch aba aa koa Englisch ned!! Nun I am sehr confused!!!

220,5,1 (or 220,7,1 for older Soundblasters). Is there anyone who doesn't remember them?

No latest news for Bio Menace in Galaxy, I'm getting only spinning circle..
Just a cosmetic touch, cos the game itself works like a charm : )

For anyone else wondering about the difference between the "Classic" labeled versions of Fallout, Fallout 2, and Fallout Tactics that show up for anyone who bought them previously when they were being sold by Interplay, and then the new Bethesda controlled rereleases on sale here.

http://www.gog.com/forum/general/rerelease_fallout_series_72e26/post121

"The only difference between the Classic editions and the Fallouts from Bethesda is that the Classic versions (as we've decided to call them) have more bonus goodies and support one additional platform - OS X. Other than that, those two editions should be identical. The main reason for this difference is that the approval process for the remaining bonus goodies takes a lot of time and we didn't want to hold up the release just because of that. ;)
To answer another question - will we ever have them included in the Bethesda versions? We will do everything in our power, of course, but I can't say for certain that we will."

Thanks for the Holiday surprise!.

Have a joyous suicide season!

Actually, as much as I detest the silly season, I grimace more when I hear "happy holidays" than "merry christmas"; at least use an actual greeting appropriate to your culture.

If someone wishes me merry christmas (or equivalent), even though they know my dislike, I know they intend well and thank them nonetheless. Or if I'm grumpy, I respond with "same to you and double it".

I know what GOG wants to achieve, but such thinking is a mistake. They don't want to insult anyone and exclude anyone, but they are becoming meaningless and empty. They are dropping own culture, that shaped their identity and personality. It looks like they are ashamed of own traditions. If saying "Merry Christmas" to Mark would offend him, that means Mark could be offeded by absolutely anything. Even friendly smile could be offensive, because he can think that someone is making fun of his haircut. If someone would say to me "Happy Hanukkah" I would be really glad, because I know it's a time of joy, and feast and he/she wishes me all best! Saying "Merry Christmas" doesn't exclude anyone. That's the basic flaw of such logic, it's an utter nonsense. If Christmas tree doesn't offend people of other religions, than 'Merry Christmas' also won't.

They don't want to choose sides, but they choose anyway, by being indifferent towards own tradition and common sense.

Christmas in Poland is like the greatest national holiday. We, the Poles, even atheists, celebrate Christmas almost like a wedding of dearest family member. Three days long wedding. On Christmas Eve (December 24th) we eat the most festive meal during the year - supper of Christmas Eve. It contains traditional, extremely tasty dishes, little different in certain regions of Poland. This very celebrated meal was shaped by many centuries of various tradtions, cultures and religions. Every custom, every belief enriched Polish culture. Roots of those symbols are sometimes very different: Slavic, Jew, German, Tatar, Lithuanian etc. For every Pole Christmas is a synonym of home, peace, comfort, hope, warm and joy. That's why I find incredibly sad, that my fellow countrymen wish 'Happy holidays', even when every tree, every decoration in the mall and on the street, every bird and every singer sings "It's Christmas!".

BTW - Merry Christmas! :D