Yeah, I remember this one. I had the non-talkie version if I recall.
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As for upgrades... I remember when our 486DX was sent off and upgraded, suddenly games could play in glorious 640x480! At the time, I thought that to be really *really* massive.

My first computer didn't even come with a tape drive... i had to plug it into the tape player we already had, spend 2 hours fiddling with the cables to prevent interference, and wait 20 minutes for it to load a game. Oh the good old days.
48k of memory.

YAY! Excellent game! What a brilliant way to celebrate 100 games, thank you GOG. *big grin*
I love this game, I love the humour in it. I even love the inventory screen, cos the icons are animated.
Here's to the next 100 games *bows down to the mighty GOG.
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LOL at that! Nice April Fools, fortunately I was looking for the joke so I didn't get caught out... :D

Whoa, I missed it yesterday! Awesome! Never had a chance to play it in English. I wonder what are the text / jokes differences between this and the Polish version.

What can I say? TYVM!!

Hate it. So very much.

What's the chance for GOG to release Teenagent in full Polish CD version (for a fee, of course).
I know a lot of people would buy it.
I loved the OST from the CD and the title song "Teenagent" - MIODZIO!!!! :P
So? Is there a chance????

I hope the Polish make games as well as they make movies.

Very good.

Well I couldn't say congrats yesterday, silly real life.
But congratulations on the milestone, may many more come. I love the site.
Oh and about the 4mb ram....130$ thats cheap, I rememberd i got 4mb for 400 guilders.
Luckily I was just a little boy and my parents paid for it.
Always good to remember those old days.

I see all of you are missing something very important.
Will GOG only provide the download? No manuals, walkthough, music, avatars, etc? Nothing at all?
shame gog, SHAAAAAMMMME! ;-)

Again, I have to mention the Amiga. I got an additional 512KB for that for what amounted to about 100$ at the time, bringing it up to a whopping 1MB total.

Ah yes, you got me there. Truely expensive that was.
I never owned an Amiga. The first was a commodore, I remember going to the store and select a game and the salesman copied it infront of my own eyes to an tape. Copying games legally in stores......makes you wonder why its illegal now :P