You're doing excellent work on these. If I didn't keep all my games in a massive CD wallet, I would totally print these out and have the discs in these boxes. :O

just a uh..
little note on printers
you know what's bull?

Man, having these is great. I wasn't going to burn discs out of my games, but now, on second thought, it does makes sense.
*leaves to buy some dvd covers*
*stops*
As a picky graphic designer I'd seriously take õut the glow on the Windows logos (which is easily a signal that it's not authentic) and uh, I know all the rest is absolutely perfect, but why the gray margins on top and on bottom? No DVD covers have that!
*runs away*

Great job on these.
It'd be awesome if you could do the cover for Giants: Citizen Kabuto, that's got such an amazing cover already this would just make it better.

Thanks for the hints, but I'll stay with the current design. These margins are required for the cover to fit properly in the case after printing. As for the Windows logos, I don't see anything wrong with them.
Well, it's really hard to find a decent quality cover of this one, but give me some time and I'll probably manage to get it :)

Maybe the resolution of this one is slightly too low, but I think the quality is excellent.

Unfortunately, it has to be at least 550px wide. Like this one, or even wider.
NVMD, already found a good one, expect to see it soon.
Why does this forum keep breaking links and long words?

Because they still have a lot of bugs...

You'll never see these with any outer glow as it breaks their brand guidelines, so an educated eye know it's not authentic. :) There're more guidelines in their site for this kind of "Works with Windows" stuff, but it's pretty pointless since GOG is not pursuing their endorsement or a certificate. Still, the Windows logos are universally known.
I think you just need to fix that tag by the end of the word "Waxworks", see?

I already tried (it looks ok in the edit window), but it keeps breaking the list anyway.

Start by editing the post, and copying the whole thing into Notepad, or whatever text editor you use. Then save it. Then you'll at least have something to work from, and you don't stand the risk of losing the whole thing, if you keep a copy of the file.

The best would probably be to call in GoG through the contact forms....

Oh wow, that's a really buggy post.

OMG Urb, what a thoroughly lousy (and therefore brilliant) joke :-D