Are those Wishlisted or Owned (MaGog tells you in the warning message)?

Could you please check the following links (while logged in) and tell me what you see. If it's some text beginning with {"title":"Something Something Something", please copy paste the "Something Something Something" here. If it's empty or inaccessible (often redirecting you to the home page), let me know:

https://www.gog.com/account/gameDetails/1441620909.json
https://www.gog.com/account/gameDetails/1441698423.json
https://www.gog.com/account/gameDetails/1420803825.json
https://www.gog.com/account/gameDetails/1442929198.json
https://www.gog.com/account/gameDetails/1207659493.json
https://www.gog.com/account/gameDetails/1426604303.json

They are owned

- 1441620909 - returned [ ]
- 1441698423 - Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, The - Expansion Pass
- 1420803825 - redirected to home page
- 1442929198 - redirected to home page
- 1207659493 - redirected to home page
- 1426604303 - redirected to home page

Hope that helps

Great. Thank you. I will update MaGog's tables tonight.

ANNOUNCEMENT:
Version 6.2.1 has been released with the following features:

* Added the original "Strike Suit Zero" as a removed game, to allow people who own it and wish to dowload it via MaGog (e.g. me) to do so

ANNOUNCEMENT:
Version 6.2.2 has been released with the following features:

* Added support for one more genre, introduced by GOG today: Touring

GOG had some bug (?) yesterday, whereby several of the Sword of the Stars DLCs were separate from the base game, so people have seen a count change of +1 to +4. Today these disappeared (at least for me), so my count went down to normal. Perhaps you hadn't noticed yesterday's rise, only today's drop?

Do note that Witcher 3 (currently 3 boxes if you have the expansion) is scheduled to be merged into one, but that is due on 5 October.

Otherwise I haven't seen any change in game count in the past 10 days (since last I bought a game).

Thanks mrkgnao, yesterday I didn't notice the unbundling of the Sword of the Star DLCs, so it makes perfect sense :)

WARNING: Magog was unable to identify the following "wishlisted" games:
- 1420799232 (w)

and thanks for the great work.

Thanks. I've updated MaGog's tables.

It's the old (preorder) ID of Pillars of Eternity Royal Edition, which used to be in your wishlist (GOG does not forget old, no longer relevant, wishlist entries; it just does not display them). If you have the game in either your wishlist or your library, MaGog has already imported it.

is there any game, that has been never updated since release, except the freshly released ones?

Sure. There are quite a few of these, for example (all three from February 2013):
- Worms Forts: Under Siege
- Total Overdose: A Gunslinger's Tale in Mexico
- Ultimate Body Blows
and more.

thanks

ANNOUNCEMENT:
Version 6.2.3 has been released with the following features:

* Split a region being monitored for regional pricing into two: "The Eurozone (DE)" into "Northern Eurozone (DE)" and "Southern Eurozone (IT)"
*** Note: The reason for this is that Prison Architect and its Aficionado DLC have different prices in these two regions.
*** Note: For some reason, Malta is considered a part of Northern Eurozone, pricewise.

* Split a region being monitored for regional pricing into two: "Non-EU Western Europe (CH)" into "Non-EU Western Europe (CH)" and "Monaco (MC)"
*** Note: The reason for this is that the Prison Architect Aficionado DLC has different prices in these two regions.

A wild idea mrkgnao, but what would it take for your GOG Rover to start collecting usable intelligence about forum and game reviews? Let me expound.

If only once a day, your little crawler could scan the forum for topics modified since last visit, which would include only new posts, not edits of previously made ones, since the point would be not to index the contents but links to individual messages alongside their authors' credentials. Purpose of this would be to finally have complete list of certain member's posts with their hyperlinks and possibly date when they were created. Also, first posts in the thread, ie. starting a topic, could be distinguished by color and label from others.

In the same way, list of reviews for a certain game and user could be mapped, a task of much smaller proportions.

I know it is gargantuous enterprise but it should be noted that once everything would be set in motion, your faithful servant would work laboriously until everything is indexed for the first time, but then it would be a matter of archiving incomparably smaller number of links daily.

Now, don't get me wrong, we all love your pet, but it seems bored by the same routine and a little variety would prove nothing but beneficial, don't you think?