"C) & ™ Lucasfilm Ltd. All rights reserved. Used under authorization. STAR WARS, INDIANA JONES, SAM & MAX, MONKEY ISLAND and all characters, names, and related properties are trademarks of & (C) Lucasfilm Ltd. and/or its affiliates."

Sam & Max is a regstered trademark of Steve Purcell, does he count as an affiliate?

Finally! After so many years... Great job GoG!

Hmmm still deciding on which to get first: Tie Fighter or X Wing? ^_^

Awesome job gog ! I'm glad you finally managed to get those here.
Can't buy them right away as i don't have much playing time atm but definitely will in the near future ! (not all of them, i still have my sam&max and kotor discs around ^^ ).
Congrats ! You'll probably get many more moneys ! ( :p )
If you plan on getting both, start with X Wing. If you play Tie Fighter THEN Xwing, you'll be disappointed...but only because Tie Fighter is so awesome !

Excellent new with this. very happy

Will deffo be getting the xwing and tie figther one.

Just a bit miffed no Linux support yet..

New beggining of an era! :)

Can't wait to see all the classic LucasFilm adventure games here. ( :

so i guess, soon we'll see full throttle on gog?

Why can't I see these games in the 'New & Coming' section?

You little greedy devil. ;-P



Help us? He couldn't help himself if his life depended on it... emm, wait... ;-P

I have imagined this moment for a long time. Is it real?

To Disney:

Thank you SO MUCH for bringing your games DRM-free to GOG.com. This is a monumental day for die hard classic gamers worldwide, and I don't remember any specific game or publisher being so eagerly anticipated on GOG.com in the past, at least not of this tier.

The cool thing is, not only are 2 of the 4 titles I've drooled over for years (X-Wing and TIE Fighter) available, but I suspect the sequels to them will be coming in the future at some point as well, and there is a multitude of LucasArts games that I never played at all or only played briefly at a friend's house or similar back in the day - which I otherwise would likely have never bought nowadays even though some are on Steam for some time now (older and newer games), but now that many (hopefully all!) may be showing up here on GOG I'm going to find it difficult to not buy most if not all of the LucasArts catalogue DRM-free! I perused some of the game store pages for various LucasArts games on Steam and watched some trailers and screenshots etc. and I dunno how so many of these came and went over the years without me even knowing they existed. I definitely plan on correcting that over time as they become available on GOG though!


To GOG:

Thanks to you as well for all the time and effort you guys must have spent over the years in establishing a relationship with LucasArts and now Disney and fighting the hard fight to track down game rights and make the hard sell to publishers to embrace DRM-free gaming principles. Thanks for your efforts in wooing them to GOG.com!


To everyone else:

Is it just me or do you need to refresh the GOG homepage in disbelief every few minutes and pinch yourself too? ;oP

GOG, you are the greatest! I cannot believe how happy I am to be able to give you all my money...