Posted February 04, 2010
BJWanlund: I personally would much rather have all of that in ONE place, instead of going to 2 different websites and contending with 2 different e-commerce systems. (even tho I do that already w/ Steam, I'd much rather use GOG for everything)
BJ
BJ
I don't think I quite understand your logic.
Blizzard still offers the ability to use ORIGINAL copies of their games to download them, in their entirety, to your hard drive. You don't have to pay extra and you can download them anywhere you can log into the internet. Best part? It's available now and it's all on Battle.net--a service that has lasted over a decade and, we can be reasonably sure, will be around for a decade longer.
I love what GoG does for us, but I wish a few more companies did what Blizzard does. This not only goes for the ability to download native copies of stuff like Diablo II and Starcraft (and no longer need the CDs which is a big sell for me), but also the fact that they still patch games that are ten years old.
If any company gets it right, it's Blizzard.