Here is some higher resolution for you.

You know SnL already did that when Linda Hamilton hosted?

I didn't know that.

I like this possibility more, and considering Night Dive's Steam exclusive moves for the past probably 6 months by now, I would really hope this is the case.

Would have loved to finally get a chance to play it. Never did and I heard good things about it. Maybe it will get rereleased someday :/

He'll be back...with another strange one soon.

I don't think his avatars are strange, I think they are way cool. Plus I love cats so I'm biased in that regard.

Piranjade, if this slight derail is pissing you off let me know, I'll stop.

I agree on all accounts. :)

I'll watch your back if you watch mine if we suffer a "Get on topic!" attack!

Damn, that's so awesome...

That isn't cool. This is. :D

This is bloody unfortunate as I can't get sound effects to work in NOLF2. Just the music. A GOG release would have undoubtedly fixed that.

This phrase from the article interested me:

"I've never met a lawyer that doesn't end with, 'We're reserving the right for future action,'" Kuperman said.

I've won a bunch of legal disputes against such lawyers without going to court, or going out of pocket (specifically against larger than I, American, corporate entertainment setups - and no, i wont or cannot share the details of them) without the need for a lawyer. Usually because the lawyer at the other end gets confused by the fact I'm a UK citizen and the legal implications on thier part as a result.

I reckon Night Dive could setup / register a UK office for such reasons (my shed is available) without the ned to physically be here. Bit like GOG with Cyprus.

I'd love to watch it, but I'm getting like 20kbps tops today...

GOG should just release NOLF, or perhaps just announce Then I'm sure the lawyers will crawl forth and settle who really owns the rights.