Um, you do know that the game has become freeware 16 years ago by now and can be downloaded legally basically everywhere?

Again, saying that the Ys games fit the "console war" theme on the grounds that they were later ported to the PSP is really stretching it. By that logic, something like Deus Ex would also fit the hint, since it was ported (badly) to the PS2. This isn't even mentioning the fact that Ys Origin was never ported to another platform, making it a PC exclusive title.

There's abstract and then there's being so barely related as to make the hint entirely meaningless. Whatever the hinted game is, it's much more likely that it is something that was originally a console game that was later ported to PC rather than vice versa.

Did not this Hint used to be a week-long thing; solved within a week?

Didn't you know that people want even freeware games here on GOG? :P
Usually, but there have been cases where the hint was delayed for weeks.

Well, you could say Deus Ex then but its already here :-). Doesn't matter really and no purpose in going back and forth about it. I agree to disagree with you. That being said, if it is a console port, that doesn't exactly limit the options much. I know Neptunia fits best, but it could be just about any console game that was ported to PC. It would be nice to have a second hint, especially considering the wait time on this one.

*Edit... Should say Agarest War series and/or Neptunia since both really fit.

Hm, but was there a case where it was postponed for over a month? I can't recall any and it will be a month tomorrow.

Hogs of War was eventually released 34 days after it was hinted.

I'm more and more impressed by your smugness! :-) Thanks for the info.

I never got a chance to play the DOS games KOEI released. T_T I'd be very interested in purchasing them if they ever came to GOG. -_^
(Celtic Tales: Balor of the Evil Eye and Gemfire look especially interesting, imo...)

I'm well aware of that. But picture One Must Fall: 2097 paired with One Must Fall: Battlegrounds in a pack along with their amazing soundtracks and a digital version of the original official gigantic strategy guide (Which was a separate purchase back in the day) that contained all the information about the different robots, secrets, etc.

I still have my original physical copy of both the game and that book. ^_^
(And I would re-purchase both games if they were released on GOG. Either in a pack or separately.)

Even if GOG wasn't going to sell , having more quality freeware on the site along side their other free offerings wouldn't be a bad thing... plus if [url=http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/one_must_fall_battleground]Battlegrounds was also in the GOG catalog 2097 would in many ways serve as an advertisement for it. -_^

GOG currently offers the following games for free: ^_^ (Thank you to both GOG and the Publishers/Developers who have made that possible.)
Lure of the Temptress, Beneath a Steel Sky, , [url=http://www.gog.com/game/tyrian_2000]Tyrian 2000, , [url=http://www.gog.com/game/akalabeth_world_of_doom]Akalabeth: World of Doom, Ultima 4: Quest of the Avatar, Worlds of Ultima: Savage Empire, Ultima Worlds of Adventure: Martian Dreams, , [url=http://www.gog.com/game/stargunner]Stargunners, Flight of the Amazon Queen and Treasure Adventure Game.

One of the things that first drew me to GOG was their free release of those titles. (Like, Beneath a Steel Sky) After running a few of them and looking at the extras GOG was offering with them the quality of the releases quickly became apparent. (Simple to install and run on modern hardware plus so many cool related special extras like soundtracks and as much of the original documentation as they could get their hands on... very cool!!!)

The GOG edition of a classic game is usually packed with so many extras and tuned to run with a very simple installation... who wouldn't want that! ^_^

Plus don't forget the trust factor. Files downloaded from GOG are going to be exactly what you expect without any added... surprises... >_>

... I seem to remember the line of dialog "Aaaaaand we're back." from a Star Wars game...
(Can't remember which one...) >_<

Perhaps the enigmatic hint is referring to Star Wars: Rebel Assault?

It was released on both the PC and MAC as well as the consoles. (Sega CD & 3DO)

It's clearly referring to Outlaws!

here let me explain it to you:

[(3/Bibbidi + 24/Bobbidi) * 35Boo] +Magic = Outlaws

Oh how I wish you are right. I've been avoiding getting it on Steam in the slim hope that it might come here eventually.

Now it all makes sense! Time too shout "Eureka!" and run naked through the streets.

I wish GOG could get Transistor as well. It already has over 1,200 votes in the wishlist!